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- Tennessee Williams' The glass menagerie [videorecording] / by Hepburn, Katharine,1907-2003.act; Waterston, Sam.act; Miles, Joanna.act; Moriarty, Michael,1941-act; Harvey, Anthony,1931-drt; Williams, Tennessee,1911-1983.Glass menagerie.; Talent Associates.; Norton Simon Inc.; Broadway Theatre Archive.;
DVD, mono.Katharine Hepburn, Sam Waterston, Joanna Miles, Michael Moriaty.Music John Barry ; associate producer Cecil F. Ford.A strong willed woman attempts to impose her shattered dreams into the life and personality of her shy, reclusive daughter.Emmy award, Best supporting actor (Moriarty); Best supporting actress (Miles).- Subjects: Television plays, American.; Young men;
- © 2002, c1973., Image Entertainment,
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- The king's speech [videorecording] / by Hooper, Tom,1972-director.drt; Canning, Iain,producer.pro; Sherman, Emile,producer.pro; Unwin, Gareth,producer.pro; Seidler, David,screenwriter.aus; Firth, Colin,1960-actor.act; Rush, Geoffrey,1951-actor.act; Bonham Carter, Helena,1966-actor.act; Pearce, Guy,1967-actor.act; Spall, Timothy,1957-actor.act; Jacobi, Derek,actor.act; Ehle, Jennifer,1969-actor.act; Andrews, Anthony,1948-actor.act; Bloom, Claire,1931-actor.act; Best, Eve,1971-actor.act; Gambon, Michael,actor.act; Desplat, Alexandre,composer.cmp; Cohen, Danny,director of photography.cng; Weinstein Company,production company.; UK Film Council,production company.; Momentum Pictures,production company.; Aegis Film Fund,production company.; Molinare (Firm),production company.; FilmNation Entertainment (Firm),production company.; See-Saw Films,production company.; Bedlam Productions,production company.; Anchor Bay Entertainment, Inc.,film distributor.; Weinstein Company Home Entertainment (Firm),film distributor.;
DVD, region 1; NTSC; Dolby Digital surround 5.1; anamorphic widescreen presentation (aspect ratio: 1.78:1).Colin Firth (King George VI), Geoffrey Rush (Lionel Logue), Helena Bonham Carter (Queen Elizabeth), Guy Pearce (King Edward VIII), Timothy Spall (Winston Churchill), Derek Jacobi (Archbishop Cosmo Long), Jennifer Ehle (Myrtle Logue), Anthony Andrews (Stanley Baldwin), Claire Bloom (Queen Mary), Eve Best (Wallis Simpson), Michael Gambon (King George V).Director of photography, Danny Cohen ; film editor, Tariq Anwar ; composer, Alexandre Desplat ; production designer, Eve Stewart ; costume designer, Jenny Beavan ; make-up and hair design, Frances Hannon ; executive producers, Geoffrey Rush, Tim Smith, Paul Brett, Mark Foligno, Harvey Weinstein, Bob Weinstein ; co-producers, Peter Heslop, Simon Egan."The King's Speech" presents a sideways glance at a crucial period in 20th-century history--as the monumentally awkward Prince Albert, or Bertie, becomes King George VI unexpectedly in 1936 when his older brother Edward VIII abdicates to marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson. In imperial Britain between the wars, that was problem enough, but Bertie suffered from a chronic stammer that made his public appearances painful for everyone. In an age of radio, the monarch has become a symbol, which means that the King speaks to his people--regularly. Bertie and his wife, the high-spirited Princess Elizabeth find their way to an Australian-born speech therapist and amateur actor named Lionel Logue. Logue isn't a doctor, has no academic credentials, and is viewed by proper authorities as a charlatan. Oddly enough, each of these men is a desperate misfit badly in need of a new friend and a bit more self-esteem. A real friend, it seems, was exactly the medicine the future king required.MPAA rating: Rated R for some language.Academy Awards, 2010: Best Picture (Iain Canning, Emile Sherman and Gareth Unwin, Producers); Best Actor in a Leading Role (Colin Firth); Best Director (Tom Hooper); Best Writing (Original Screenplay) (Screenplay by David Seidler).Golden Globe Awards, 2011: Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama (Colin Firth).BAFTA Film Awards, 2011: Anthony Asquith Award for Film Music (Alexandre Desplat); Best Screenplay (Original) (David Seidler); Best Supporting Actor (Geoffrey Rush); Best Supporting Actress (Helena Bonham Carter); Best Actor (Colin Firth); Best Film (Gareth Unwin, Iain Canning, Emile Sherman, Producers); Alexander Korda Award for Outstanding British Film of the Year.- Subjects: Biographical films.; Historical films.; Fiction films.; Video recordings for the hearing impaired.; George VI, King of Great Britain, 1895-1952; Logue, Lionel, 1880-1953; Kings and rulers; Speech disorders; Speech therapy; Speech therapists;
- © c2011., UK Film Council ; Distributed by Anchor Bay Entertainment,
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