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90 reviews
Ronald Colman, Jane Wyatt

Sony Pictures, 1999

a true cinema classic
Frank Capra's LOST HORIZON, based on the bestselling novel by James Hilton, is truly one of the milestones of modern fantasy cinema. The cast is impeccable, the sets inspired, and audience fascination for the material has only increased throughout the years. This DVD presents the film complete and restored to it's original 132 minute theatrical running-time. British diplomat Robert Conway ...

Walt Disney Treasures - The Chronological Donald, Volume Three (1947 - 1950)

21 reviews
Clarence Nash, Ronald Colman

Walt Disney Video, 2007

I love Donald Duck
I really love Donald Duck and I have waited during many years to have the opportunity to buy an only Donald Duck DVD. If you like the style of Walt Disney cartoons, it is really a good one. For me, these are also souvenirs of my youth. It is really a good DVD and the bonus with some interviews are very well done. It is a product of quality. Micheline Anne Montreuil

Classic Cartoon Favorites - Best Pals - Donald & Daisy (Vol. 11)

4 reviews
Clarence Nash, Ronald Colman

Walt Disney Home Entertainment, 2006

Classic Donald & Daisy
With the criticism of the "Cartoon Classic Favorites" collection being redudent of the "Walt Disney Treasures", I can tell with this fourth wave of the series that Disney has begun to hear the voices and offer a bit more of the cartoons that have not yet been seen. While all of these Donald cartoons will probably be completely released in the "Walt Disney Treasures", for only $9.99 to $14.99 ...

A Double Life

16 reviews
Ronald Colman, Signe Hasso

Republic Pictures, 2003

Colman's triumphant role
Ronald Colman was brilliant in his Oscar winning portrayal of deranged yet venerable Broadway actor Anthony John in the George Cukor directed "A Double Life". This psychological thriller based upon a screenplay by Ruth Gordon and Garson Kanin was a thoughtfully construed play within a play. Colman was coaxed by Broadway producers played by Philip Loeb and Ray Collins to reprise the role of ...

Arrowsmith

13 reviews
Ronald Colman, Helen Hayes

United Artists, 2005

Book and Movie Both Very Good
I have become a fan of Sinclair Lewis over the years and it all began when I read "Arrowsmith". I admit that I was initially befuddled by the book until I came to understand the relationship between Medicine and Science; Money and Research. Into this mix comes a man who knows what he wants to do but is twisted into something else. In the end, his pursuit of his avocation costs him the one he ...

Gary Cooper MGM Movie Legends Collection (The Cowboy and the Lady / The Real Glory / Vera Cruz / The Winning ...

5 reviews
Ronald Colman, Vilma Bánky

MGM (Video & DVD), 2007

Great collection of films by Coop
Gary Cooper is my favorite actor and this is an excellent collection to showcase his diversity as an actor. The Winning of Barbara Worth is a silent film made in 1926 and was his first credited screen appearance. The story revolves around a young woman named Barbara Worth, her family and other members of the town they live in out in the Nevada desert where they are trying to reroute the ...

Random Harvest

62 reviews
Ronald Colman, Greer Garson

Warner Home Video, 2005

Oh, Smithy...
What would happen if a man got amnesia and forgot completely about his wife, family, and life before? Would it be possible for the couple to reunite? It sounds absolutely impossible, but that is what Random Harvest is about. Charles Rainer (Ronald Colman) was a soldier in WWI when a shell went off and left him with no memory of his life. He does not even remember his name; his adopted moniker is ...

The Talk of the Town

26 reviews
Cary Grant, Jean Arthur

Sony Pictures, 2003

the inimitable jean arthur
This situation comedy - sometimes mistakenly tagged a screwball comedy - is a delight. Like most stories of the sort, getting out of the situation is not as smoothly handled as the thing itself, so while the first two-thirds of the film are brilliantly funny, the last third seems comparatively earth-bound. At its best, the film is Jean Arthur at her best: lines delivered with perfect timing and ...

Champagne for Caesar

25 reviews
Ronald Colman, Celeste Holm

Image Entertainment, 2002

Champagne For Caesar
This is a classic comedy with Ronald Colman, Vincent Price, Celeste Holm and Art Linkletter. A genius tries to put a show out of business to help his own financial problems. Celeste Holm is hilarious as the woman who tries to distract Ronald Colman from winning.

A Tale of Two Cities (1935)

38 reviews
Ronald Colman, Elizabeth Allan

Warner Home Video, 2006

"a far better thing I do"
One of the great classics of old Hollywood and perhaps the greatest film version of any of Dicken's works (and there have been many fine ones!!). When people say they don't make them like that anymore they are or should be referring to a film like this. Ronald Colman gives a superb perfomance in this moving tale of injustice, revolution, rage, vengence, love and sacrifice. You MUST ...

Golden Age Theater, Volume 5

1 review
David Niven, Angela Lansbury

Alpha Home Entertainment, 2006

Four Star/Cavalcade
CAVALCADE OF AMERICA (Don Marshall's Brat/The Boy Nobody Wanted) aired on radio for 18 years. DuPont brought their popular show to TV in October of 1952 for a five season run on the NBC network. Widely considered one of the best anthology series of its day, Cavalcade featured true stories of Americans both famous and obscure. FOUR STAR PLAYHOUSE (The Bomb/A String of Beads) ran from September ...

Lost Horizon [Region 2]

90 reviews
Ronald Colman, Jane Wyatt

a true cinema classic
Frank Capra's LOST HORIZON, based on the bestselling novel by James Hilton, is truly one of the milestones of modern fantasy cinema. The cast is impeccable, the sets inspired, and audience fascination for the material has only increased throughout the years. This DVD presents the film complete and restored to it's original 132 minute theatrical running-time. British diplomat Robert Conway ...

The Talk of the Town [Region 2]

26 reviews
Cary Grant, Jean Arthur

the inimitable jean arthur
This situation comedy - sometimes mistakenly tagged a screwball comedy - is a delight. Like most stories of the sort, getting out of the situation is not as smoothly handled as the thing itself, so while the first two-thirds of the film are brilliantly funny, the last third seems comparatively earth-bound. At its best, the film is Jean Arthur at her best: lines delivered with perfect timing and ...

A Tale of Two Cities
Ronald Colman; Elizabeth Allan; Edna May Oliver

Synergy Ent, 2008

During the French Revolution a lawyer defends a man on spying charges and falls in love with his fiance. When They are both captured by revolutionaries and are headed for the guillotine he again comes to their aid. This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Lost Horizon [Region 2]

Kismet (1944) [ Import, ALL Regions]
Ronald Colman Marlene Dietrich

CLASSICLINE, BRAZIL

Official Brazilian Release DVD, Sound in English..Paper insert in Portuguese~~~~Plot Summary: Hafiz, a rascally beggar on the periphery of the court of Baghdad, schemes to marry his daughter to royalty and to win the heart of the queen of the castle himself

Lost Horizon [Region 2]

TV Golden Age Theater, Vol. 2

1 review
Ronald Reagan, Joan Fontaine

Alpha Video, 2005

Ronald Reagan presents....
All four half-hour dramas in Volume #2 of GOLDEN AGE THEATER are from season #4 of "General Electric Theater." This show aired for 10 seasons (from 2/1/53 to 9/1/62) on the CBS network and was hosted by Ronald Reagan. SYNOPSES-- THE EASTER GIFT-- A minister has his faith tested when Easter coincides with the anniversary of his son's death. ESTABAN'S LEGACY-- A idler in a small Mexican ...