Hitchcock's PARADINE CASE: is a Criterion DVD release coming? (1 Viewer)

[Mark-W]

As soon as I heard Criterion was releasing
versions of Rebecca, Notorious, Spellbound,
and The Paradine Case I immediately
sent off my Anchor Bay releases of these Hitchcock films
to eBay.
Now there is no sign of a Criterion release of
Hitchcock's The Paradine Case.
Anyone have any info?
While it is not Hitch's best work, I would certainly
love a Criterion version over the Anchor Bay one.
-Mark

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

The Anchor Bay disc is quite nice looking and would be tough to beat. There is no word either official or rumored on a Criterion release. I don't especially like this film, but there is certainly nothing wrong with Anchor Bay's DVD of it.
Regards,
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Ken McAlinden
Livonia, MI USA

 

[GlennH]

I don't know. Nothing has been announced about THE PARADINE CASE. Did Criterion do a laser on that one?
See the last two posts in this thread from August:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/uub/...ML/029470.html

 

[Jason Hughes]

I asked at the Criterion chat about any other Hitchcocks, aside from Spellbound, and the only one they mentioned was Rebecca.
I don't think this is considered a "classic" like the other three Anchor Bay's, so I'm guessing they are not planning on releasing it. Ofcourse, as soon as you or I buy it, they will.

 

[Richard Carnahan]

Nothing has been announced about THE PARADINE CASE. Did Criterion do a laser on that one?
No, they didn't, and I doubt if we'll see a DVD. Hopefully we *will* see some of Hitchcock's British films from Criterion. I'd love to see a really good presentation of THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH.

 

[Randy_M]

I'd love to see Secret Agent and Young and Innocent nicely restored, too...