| In a time of political tension and optimism, THE DEAL brings to DVD an honest depiction of the friendship and rivalry between British politicians Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. The title releases July 29th under the Miriam Collection label from Genius Products and The Weinstein Company. THE DEAL, directed by Oscar®-nominated filmmaker Stephen Frears (The Queen, Mrs. Henderson Presents), explores the complexities of a long-standing relationship between the former British Prime Minster and his successor. From their early parliamentary days to the key meetings following the death of party leader John Smith, Brown was slowly eclipsed by his younger protégé Blair with the growing belief that his popularity could deliver a General Election victory. The film follows the repercussions of what happened and the lasting legacy of good and ill that stems from it. THE DEAL is a BAFTA award winner for Best Drama and stars Michael Sheen (The Queen, Blood Diamond) as Tony Blair and David Morrissey (The Reaping) as Gordon Brown. Loosely based on the novel The Rivals by James Naughtie, the compelling docudrama debuted on HBO in November 2007. |
Thanks to our friends at Genius Films and The Weinstein Company we have a copy of "The Deal" to give out! All ya gotta do is post below ONCE and one time ONLY, with your favorite political film.
Will pick a winner sometime after Noon Friday, so be sure to be in before then, anyone who posts AFTER that but before I do the rolls is eligble but I wont guarantee your entry unless its before 12:01 PM EST August 1st, capiche?
-Open to residents of US/Canada only.
-Winners must have been registered HTF members before 11:59 PM July 29th, 2008.
-Limiting winners to one HTF prize every 90 days, so please don't enter if you have won anything from HTF in the last 3 months.
-HTF staff prohibited from winning.
-All decisions by me and the HTF owners are final in case of a dispute or tie =)
-Editing posts or threads will result in disqualification.
-Void where prohibited etc. This is done for entertainment value only and no prize substitutions are possible.
Simple and logical enough? PLEASE remember to only post once in this thread, if you want to comment on the film itself please use the search button to see if one already exists for it or start a new thread if there isn't one!
Sam

