(Your shopping cart is empty) -- Category -- 2 for 1 Specials Based on Book Based on Truth Biographical Classic Comedy Documentary Feature Film Historical Made for TV Musical Television Series TV Miniseries        Advanced Search Displaying 1 through 13 of 13 products.   (Click picture for an enlarged view.)    Yes, Giorgio [Widescreen Digital Edition] {Not from VHS) Luciano Pavarotti, tenor par excellence, makes his film debut in this romantic comedy. Some of the beautiful songs included are "If We Were in Love," "I Left my Heart in San Francisco," and a number of arias by Verdi, Ponchielli, Donizetti and Puccini. Academy Award Nominations: Best Song ("If We Were in Love"). Product Code: 45 $22.00    She Loves Me (1978) Maraczek's Parfumerie is the setting for this romantic musical about the many entanglements of love. Georg Nowack and his co-workers lead quietly dreary lives as sales assistants in a little boutique in Budapest. That is until Amalia Balash shows up, asking for a job. As soon as she is hired, through no fault of her own, tensions begin to mount inside the store. Just as Georg and Amalia come to hate each other passionately, Georg discovers that Amalia is his secret pen-pal with whom he exchanges "Dear Friend" letters. How can they reconcile their simultaneous love and hate for each other? Product Code: 61 $22.00    Merry Andrew (1958) Kaye is cast as Andrew Larabee, a mild-mannered but highly unorthodox archeology professor at a British boy's school. While on an expedition in Italy, Andrew allows a traveling circus to pitch camp on his archeological site. Falling in love with Selena (Pier Angeli), the acrobat daughter of carnival owner Antonio Gallini (Salvatore Baccaloni), Professor Larabee soon finds himself participating in their show as a clown, ringmaster, and (accidental) lion-tamer. When time comes for Andrew to return to his stuffy academic existence -- not to mention his equally stuffy fiancée (Patricia Cutts) -- he chooses instead to hit the sawdust trail in the company of the fair Selena. Product Code: 63 $22.50    Porgy and Bess 1959 (Letterboxed) Porgy (Sidney Poitier) is a crippled man living in the shantytown of Catfish Row who has fallen in love with Bess (Dorothy Dandridge), a beautiful but troubled woman addicted to drugs. Bess is already being courted by several men, including Crown (Brock Peters), a muscular laborer, and Sportin' Life (Sammy Davis, Jr.), a sharp-suited hipster who deals narcotics. Crown gets in a fist fight with Robbins (Joel Fluellen) and ends up killing him; Crown goes on the lam, and Bess, needing companionship, takes up with Porgy. However, Crown soon returns, and Porgy kills him in a subsequent altercation, forcing him to hide from the police. Meanwhile, the fickle Bess follows Sportin' Life in search of the bright lights of New York City. Product Code: 224 $25.00    Fast Forward 1985 (Not from VHS ) Digital Edition a group of high schoolers called the "Adventurers Eight" from Sandusky, Ohio (known by Midwest teens for its large amusement park), decide to undertake a journey to New York City to enter the Big Showdown, a dance competition with corporate sponsors. As though Sandusky were somehow insulated from the teen culture that otherwise spreads new trends like wildfire, these teens are not aware of the latest dance crazes on the streets of New York, something they pick up while in the city. But misfortune strikes, and they lose their one connection to entering the big contest. They then have to survive the usual con artists or worse -- look for another way to get into the competition. Product Code: 247 $24.00    W.W. and Dixie Dance Kings Burt Reynolds stars in this fast-paced "road" picture as W. W. Bright, a 1950s Southern con man. He takes over Takes over the Dixie Dancekings, a two-bit country-western act headed by Dixie (Conny Van Dyke). Bright wheels and deals to get the Dixie Dancekings into the Grand Ole Opry. Meanwhile, he robs the gas stations of an oil company which he feels has cheated him, and is pursued by Bible-thumping lawman Deacon Gore (Art Carney). W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings is highlighted by musical renditions from Conny Van Dyke, Jerry Reed and Furry Lewis--and from Ned Beatty, playing an image-conscious Porter Wagoner type. Product Code: 255 $21.95    Goodbye Mr. Chips 1969 [157 Min Digital Edition] (Not from VHS) Peter O'Toole steps into the old Robert Donat role of Arthur Chipping, a young by-the-book schoolmaster at a 1920s British boys school who is humanized by the love of good-natured music-hall singer Katherine Bridges. Though Chips must endure the tragedy of Katherine's death during the 1940 London blitz, he is able to persevere by devoting himself to his young charges. Peter O'Toole is terrific as the title character, convincingly ageing and mellowing as the story unfolds. Product Code: 324 $22.00    Sing [Digital Edition] (Not from VHS) In this tuneful teen drama, two disparate high school students, he a street-wise Italian rebel and she a sweet naive Jewish girl, fall in love while preparing for the annual "Sing," a competition between seniors and the other grades attending Brooklyn schools. It is the caring school music teacher who involves the street-tough, for he sees tremendous talent in the youth. With the help of the teacher and the affection of the young woman, the angry youngster, mends his self-destructive ways and makes the annual musical a smashing success. Product Code: 373 $22.95    Let it Be Me (aka. Love Dance) Wanting to learn some dance moves in order to cut a mean rug with his beloved at their upcoming wedding, a young man finds nothing but trouble after he starts taking lessons from a gorgeous teacher. Product Code: 392 $21.95    Big Dreams & Broken Hearts: The Dottie West Story chronicles the basic life and rise to fame of country music singer Dottie West (Lee). It starts off with West as a young child, and her abusive father, then leading to her first big break on the Landmark Jamboree television show in Ohio in the early 50s. The movie then moves to the 60s where West skyrockets to fame as a country music singer with the Top 10 hit "Here Comes My Baby Back Again", which then leads to West winning a Grammy Award in 1965, becoming the first female country singer to win a Grammy. The movie continues providing the highs and lows of West's career, including her new image in the late-70s, where West has her biggest success dueting with Kenny Rogers (who plays himself in the movie). The movie also chronicles some of West's personal problems, including her three marriages and her financial problems, culminating in West dying at the end of the movie in a car accident. Product Code: 416 $22.50    Light of Day [Digitally Mastered] A brother and sister grapple with family and lifestyle issues in this rock-n-roll drama. Real-life rocker Joan Jett stars as Patti Resnick, an unwed mother who sings and plays guitar in a Cleveland bar band with her brother Joe (Michael J. Fox). Estranged from her parents and struggling to make ends meet, Patti decides to dive headlong into a carefree rock-n-roll lifestyle. Product Code: 442 $22.95    The Slipper and the Rose [Digitally Mastered] (Not from VHS) Filmed in Austria, this British-made musical retells the story of Cinderella as it is found in books of fairy tales. The Prince, Edward, is played by Richard Chamberlain, Cinderella by Gemma Craven. In her role as the Prince's witty mother, Dame Edith Evans provides many of the movie's highlights. The musical score and songs written by Richard Sherman and Robert B. Sherman, who also provided the music to the movie Mary Poppins, were nominated for Academy Awards. Includes Featurette: "Cinderella Story: The Making of THE SLIPPER AND THE ROSE" Product Code: 507 $28.00    The Music Lovers [Widescreen, Remastered] (Not from VHS) Richard Chamberlain plays Tchaikovsky with intensity as a composer consumed by his art -- so consumed that his romantic attachments become irrational. He falls in love with Nina (Glenda Jackson), the hysterical trollop he marries with dire consequences. As he explodes emotionally, his public performance of Piano Concerto in B flat minor becomes a cue for flashbacks to a series of discomforting childhood events. The film also details the curious relationship between Tchaikovsky and his rich patroness, the middle-aged widow Madame Nadedja von Meck, who loves Tchaikovsky deeply, but refuses to meet him -- their only communication being through letters, even though he lives on her estate. Product Code: 510 $23.00    Page: 1 of 1