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Giants of the silver screen
collected together at last!
Available to buy on DVD from 5th June 2006
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SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING...
FRED ASTAIRE, BING CROSBY,
ROBERT REDFORD,
CARY GRANT, JAMES STEWART,
JAMES STEWART - WESTERNS
and
ORSON WELLES
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Orson Welles starred in, directed, produced and co-wrote which
movie?
a) Citizen Kane
b) Going My Way
c) The Way We Were
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The competition will run until 30th June 2006.
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SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING...
FRED ASTAIRE, BING CROSBY,
ROBERT REDFORD,
CARY GRANT, JAMES STEWART,
JAMES STEWART - WESTERNS
and
ORSON WELLES
Giants of the silver screen
collected together at last!
Universal Pictures and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment is proud
to present 4 disc DVD collections that tribute six remarkable
Screen Legends on 5 June – the perfect gift for Father’s Day!
These 7 beautifully designed box sets define what it is to be a
Screen Legend. Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Cary Grant, Robert
Redford, James Stewart and Orson Welles have entertained the
world and now their finest performances are brought together for
a recommended retail price of only £24.99 each.
Following the runaway success of The Screen Goddess Collections,
Universal Pictures and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment delivers
Screen Legends – a dazzling range of classic movies starring
these kings of Hollywood. With cracking lines, timeless stories
of adventure, romance and suspense and pioneering motion picture
techniques, there is a terrific box set for every taste.
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING FRED ASTAIRE
Fred Astaire trips the light fantastic in his trademark top hat
and tails opposite Rita Hayworth in You’ll Never Get Rich (1941)
and You Were Never Lovelier (1942). Fred sings and swirls his
most famous onscreen partner Ginger Rogers in Top Hat (1935) and
Swing Time (1936).
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING BING CROSBY
Bing Crosby’s mellow tones and jazz icon Louis Armstrong co-star
in Pennies From Heaven (1936). Crosby doubles up with Bob Hope
on the Road To Zanzibar (1941). Bing sashays with Fred Astaire
in Holiday Inn (1942) and is on Oscar-winning® form, collecting
a Best Actor gong for Going My Way (1944).
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING CARY GRANT
Bristol’s favourite son and Irene Dunne star in the screwball
classic The Awful Truth (1937). Grant battles wits with
Katharine Hepburn in Holiday (1938) and Bringing Up Baby (1938).
Father Goose (1964) is available on DVD for the first time.
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING ROBERT REDFORD
Redford and Barbara Streisand discover opposites attract in The
Way We Were (1973). He and Paul Newman are irresistible in The
Sting (1973) and with Glenn Close and Kim Basinger in baseball
drama The Natural (1984). Meryl Streep and Redford are Out Of
Africa (1985).
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING JAMES STEWART
Hollywood’s beloved everyman broke through as Mr Smith Goes To
Washington (1939). He excelled in Frank Capra’s It’s A Wonderful
Life (1946) and was transformed by Alfred Hitchcock in Rear
Window (1954). He starred opposite an invisible six-foot rabbit
in Harvey (1950).
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING JAMES STEWART, WESTERNS
Stewart tackles the formidable Marlene Dietrich in Destry Rides
Again (1939). He is the The Man From Laramie (1955) and John
Ford directed Stewart and Richard Widmark in Two Rode Together
(1961). He plays a farmer caught in the US civil war in
Shenandoah (1965).
SCREEN LEGENDS STARRING ORSON WELLES
Welles starred in, directed, produced and co-wrote the evergreen
masterpiece Citizen Kane (1941). He starred opposite his ex-wife
Rita Hayworth in film noir The Lady From Shanghai (1947). He
dominates both A Man For All Seasons (1966) and Waterloo (1970).
THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED
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Prizes
Prizes : 2 DVD boxsets.
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