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The Fugitive Kind (2-DVD)

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Item Number:
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DVD Features:

  • Number of Discs: 2
  • Rated: Unrated
  • Run Time: 2 hours, 1 minutes
  • Video: Black & White
  • Released: April 27, 2010
  • Originally Released: 1960
  • Label: Criterion
  • Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
  • Note: New video interview with Lumet
    • Three plays by Tennessee Williams, an hour-long television presentation of one-act plays, directed by Lumet in 1958, with Ben Gazarra and Lee Grant, among others
    • New video program discussing the playwright's work in hollywood and The Fugitive Kind
    • Plus: a booklet featuring an essay by film critic David Thomson
  • Special Edition
  • Aspect Ratio: Widescreen - 1.66
  • Audio:
    • English

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring Marlon Brando, Maureen Stapleton, Anna Magnani, Lucille Benson, Victor Jory, Madame Spivy, John Baragrey, Sally Gracie, Emory Richardson, Joanne Woodward & R.G. Armstrong
Performer Joanne Woodward, Victor Jory, R.G. Armstrong, Emory Richardson, Sally Gracie, Lucille Benson, John Baragrey, Anna Magnani, Maureen Stapleton & Madame Spivy
Directed by Sidney Lumet
Edited by Carl Lerner
Screenwriting by Meade Roberts & Tennessee Williams
Composition by Kenyon Hopkins
Produced by Martin Jurow & Richard Shepherd
Director of Photography Boris Kaufman

Entertainment Reviews:

A.V. Club - 04/28/2010
"A couple of years off 12 ANGRY MEN, director Sidney Lumet brings a similar claustrophobic intensity to the film's few locations....Magnani and Joanne Woodward deliver memorable performances..."
Film Comment - 05/01/2010
"The film, riddled with fascinating dissonances as offbeat as Brando's line readings, is a valiant hymn of the peculiar and easily bruised."
Sight and Sound - 07/01/2010
"[Magnani's] magnificence -- beautiful, brittle yet immovable, eyes like proverbial shattered mirrors -- goads Brando into some of his finest work..."

Product Description:

Based on Tennessee Williams' ORPHEUS DECENDING, THE FUGITIVE KIND stars Marlon Brando as Val Xavier, a guitar playing, snakeskin jacket wearing drifter who wanders into a small southern town after giving up a life of crime. There, he meets Carol Cutere (Woodward in an incendiary performance), the local bad girl, with whom he begins a stormy love affair. However, Val also gets involved with his boss' wife, the Lady (Magnani), who will do anything she can to stop Val from running off with Carol and keep him in her town. Flamboyant, melodramatic, and, by turns, absurd and profoundly affecting, THE FUGITIVE KIND is a fascinating movie that provided the inspiration for David Lynch's WILD AT HEART.

Plot Keywords:

Betrayal | Racy | Theatrical Release | Vengeance

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  • Sales Rank: 84,530
  • UPC: 715515057219
  • Shipping Weight: 0.48/lbs (approx)
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