Warner Archive Collection (series)

The Window (Full Screen) (Remastered)

Starring: Barbara Hale, Bobby Driscoll, Arthur Kennedy, Paul Stewart, Ruth Roman, Anthony Ross, Richard Benedict & Jim Nolan Director: Ted Tetzlaff

Nine-year-old Tommy Woodry has a history of making things up, but he insists he really saw this: a murder in his own apartment building! No one believes Tommy's story. No one except the killers.

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This product is manufactured on demand by Warner Home Video using DVD-R recordable media. Almost all DVD players can play DVD-Rs (except for some older models made before 2000) - please consult your owner's manual for formats compatible with your player. Warner Archive DVD-Rs may not play on all computers or DVD player/recorders. This is normal. To address this, we recommend viewing this product on a DVD player that does not have recording capability.
Rated: Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 13 minutes
Video: Black & White
Released: December 14, 2010
Originally Released: 1949
Label: Warner Archives
Encoding: Region 0 (Worldwide)
Aspect Ratio: Full Frame
Audio:

English

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Barbara Hale, Bobby Driscoll, Arthur Kennedy, Paul Stewart, Ruth Roman, Anthony Ross, Richard Benedict & Jim Nolan
Directed by		Ted Tetzlaff
Edited by		Frederic Knudtson
Written by		Mel Dinelli
Composition by		Roy Webb
Cinematography by		William Steiner
Art Direction by		Walter E. Keller
Produced by		Frederic Ullman, Jr.

Major Awards:

Academy Awards 1949 - Special Achievement Awards: Bobby Driscoll

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Nine-year-old Tommy Woodry has a history of making things up, but he insists he really saw this: a murder in his own apartment building! No one believes Tommy's story. No one except the killers. From its taut pursuits to its sinister sense of danger lurking behind any apartment door, The Window is a minor gem of film noir. Bobby Driscoll, playing perhaps the genre's youngest protagonist, received an honorary Oscar for his portrayal of the imperiled boy. Noted cinematographer Ted Tetzlaff (Notorious) directs, ramping up the tension in this film based on a story by Cornell Woolrich (Rear Window).

Product Description:

A young boy, with a reputation for lying, witnesses a murder committed by his neighbors, and no one believes him. Based on the suspenseful novel "The Boy Who Cried Murder" by Cornell Woolrich. Academy Award Nominations: Best Film Editing.

Plot Synopsis:

This terrifying horror film examines the plight of a scared little boy who knows that killers are in his midst. Only no one will believe him...
Little Tommy Woodry loves to spin fanciful yarns about the world and people around him. So when he tells his parents that the couple upstairs are murderers, they don't take him seriously at all. The police give his story more credence, and check things out, but they find nothing amiss.
Only the neighbors know that Tommy's telling the truth, and they want to shut his mouth -- for good. And when Tommy's parents' insist that he go upstairs and apologize, the killers will get their chance to make sure the boy will never come back down again...

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The Turner videocassette is part of the "RKO Collection."

This product is made-on-demand by the manufacturer using DVD-R recordable media. Almost all DVD players can play DVD-Rs (except for some older models made before 2000) - please consult your owner's manual for formats compatible with your player. These DVD-Rs may not play on all computers or DVD player/recorders. To address this, the manufacturer recommends viewing this product on a DVD player that does not have recording capability.

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