American Movie Musicals Collection, Vol. 2 [3 Discs]
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Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen Rating:
NR-
Language:
Eng Studio:
MGMUPC:
027616090249Year of Release:
2007Item Number:
MGD009024Release Date:
10/14/2008Genre:
Backstage Musical –
Biopic [feature] –
Drama –
Marriage Drama –
Musical –
Musical Drama –
Musical Drama –
Rock Musical
Format:
DVD
DVD FEATURES:
- Region: 1
- Number of Discs: 3
- Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 (Cinemascope)
- Audio: Dolby Digital Surround
- Screen: Pan and Scan
AWARDS
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
- Nominated Best Editing - 1985 (John Bloom)
- Nominated Best Song - 1985 (Edward Kleban, Marvin Hamlisch)
- Nominated Best Sound - 1985 (Donald O. Mitchell, Chris Newman, Michael Minkler, Gerry Humphreys)
Broadcast Film Critics Association
- Nominated Best Soundtrack - 2004
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
- Nominated Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama - 2004 (Kevin Kline)
- Nominated Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Musical or Com - 2004 (Ashley Judd)
- Nominated Best Picture - Musical or Comedy - 1979
- Nominated New Star of the Year - Male - 1979 (Treat Williams)
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Cast:
John Savage - Claude
Ashley Judd - Linda Lee Porter
Alyson Reed - Cassie
Cameron English - Paul
Alan Corduner - Monty Woolley
Audrey Landers - Val
Don Dacus - Woof
Cheryl Barnes - Hud's fiancee
Kevin McKidd - Bobby Reed
Charlotte Rae - Party Guest
Miles Chapin - Steve
Edward Baker - Duly - Boris Kochno
Charles Deney - Sheila's Father
Herman Meckler - Sheila's Uncle
Agness Breen - Sheila's Aunt
Alanis Morissette - Musical Performer
Charles McGowan - Mike
Caroline O'Connor - Musical Performer
Blane Savage - Don
Matt West - Bobby
Diana Krall - Musical Performer
Michael Jeter - Sheldon
Janet York - Prison Psychiatrist
Mario Frangoulis - Musical Performer
Harry Gittleson - The Judge
Donald Alsdurf - The MP
Steve Massicotte - Barracks Officer
Mario Nelson - Barracks Officer
Ren Woods - "Aquarius" soloist
Angie Hill - Ellin BerlinDirector:
Richard Attenborough, Irwin Winkler, Milos FormanProducer:
Cy Feuer, Ernest H. Martin, Charles Winkler, Irwin Winkler, Rob Cowan, Lester Persky, Michael ButlerScreenwriter:
Arnold SchulmanPlay Author:
James Kirkwood, Jr.Book Author:
Nicholas DantePlay Author:
Nicholas Dante, Michael BennettScreenwriter:
Jay Cocks, Michael WellerCinematographer:
Ronnie Taylor, Tony Pierce-Roberts, Miroslav OndrÃcekMusical Direction/Supervision:
Ralph BurnsComposer (Music Score):
Marvin HamlischSongwriter:
Edward KlebanFeatured Music:
Cole PorterMusical Arrangement:
Stephen EndelmanComposer (Music Score):
Galt MacDermot, James RadoSongwriter:
James RadoFrom Musical by:
Gerome RagniEditor:
John Bloom, Julie Monroe, Tony Gibbs, Alan Heim, Lynzee Klingman, Stanley WarnowProduction Designer:
Patrizia Von Brandenstein, Eve Stewart, Stuart WurtzelArt Director:
John Dapper, John HillAssociate Producer:
Robert V. Girolami, Joseph M. Caracciolo, Jr., Robert GreenhutExecutive Producer:
Simon Channing-Williams, Gail EganSet Designer:
John BushCostume Designer:
Faye PoliakinSet Decorator:
George DeTitta, Sr.Costume Designer:
Janty Yates, Ann RothSound/Sound Designer:
Chris Newman, Donald O. Mitchell, Tim Fraser, Steve MaslowMakeup:
Allen Weisinger, Sarah MonzaniFirst Assistant Director:
Josh RobertsonChoreography:
Jeffery Hornaday, Francesca Jaynes, Twyla TharpCasting:
Nina GoldSound Editor:
Jonathan BatesSecond Unit Director:
Charles WinklerMusic Producer:
Stephen EndelmanRe-Recording Mixer:
Michael MinklerLine Producer:
Georgina LoweVisual Effects:
Men From MarsVisual Effects Supervisor:
Simon Frame, Chris "CB" BrownVisual Effects:
Sassoon Film DesignRe-Recording Mixer:
John RossHair Styles:
Simon ThompsonRecording:
Gary ChesterConductor:
Galt MacDermotSecond Unit Director:
Gerald Cotts
REVIEW:
- While a disappointment at the box office, Hair is noteworthy for several reasons, chief among them the fact that it is a surprisingly good adaptation of a play that should have defied translation to the screen. Working with screenwriter Michael Weller, director Milos Forman has taken what on-stage was an atmospheric period piece with no discernible plot and created a coherent story with considerable emotional impact. The talented ensemble cast is of enormous help, especially Treat Williams, John Savage, and Beverly D'Angelo, but what makes the movie is Galt MacDermot's dazzling score -- and choreographer Twyla Tharp's and Forman's interpretation of it. From the camera's dizzying sweep around Ren Woods as she sings "Aquarius" to Savage's drug-induced wedding ballet to the crowded masses surrounding Savage in "Where Do I Go," the songs are staged with that rare combination of confidence and vitality that always mark the best moments in musical films. The sketchiness with which the characters are drawn, a problem arising from the large number of characters and compounded by lyrics that are more pop- than character-driven, damages the film, and many do not respond to its "take" on the 1960s, but overall Hair is a worthwhile and enjoyable film. ~ Craig Butler, Rovi
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