JULIA (Limited Edition Blu ray)-Qty 3000-Twilight Time [USA]

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Available for pre-order.
PRICE: $29.59
RELEASE DATE: April 12
PURCHASE LINKS:
Purchase HERE from Screen Archives or
HERE from Twilight Time directly.

Specifications should be considered tentative until March 30th at 4PM EST when it will be available for pre-order. Release date is April 12th.

Adapted by Alvin Sargent from a chapter in Lillian Hellman’s memoir, Pentimento, and directed by the magisterial Fred Zinnemann, Julia (1977) stars Jane Fonda as the famously flinty Hellmann and Vanessa Redgrave as her childhood friend, a young woman from a wealthy upper-crust American family who becomes a ferocious anti-Fascist in Europe during the prelude to World War II. Also starring Jason Robards as Hellman’s tough lover, the writer Dashiell Hammett, and Maximilian Schell as a deceptively mild-mannered resistance member. Shot by Douglas Slocombe, and highlighted by music from the sublime Georges Delerue.
Starring: Jane Fonda, Vanessa Redgrave, Jason Robards, Maximilian Schell, Hal Holbrook, Meryl Streep
Directed By: Fred Zinnemann
Written By: Alvin Sargent
Score By: Georges Delerue
Language: English
Video: 1080p High Definition / 1.85:1 / Color
Audio: English 1.0 DTS-HD MA
Subtitles: English SDH
Theatrical Release: 1977
Runtime: 118 Minutes
Rating: PG
Region Code: Region Free (A/B/C)
Special Features: Isolated Score Track (with some effects) / Audio Commentary with Actress Jane Fonda and Film Historian Nick Redman / Original Theatrical Trailer
Genre: Drama

Limited Edition of 3,000 Units

Fred Zinnemann’s superbly sensitive film…is handsome and tasteful. The period environment, brilliantly recreated…complements the topflight performances and direction. Fonda and Redgrave…are dynamite together on the screen.”
– Variety

“Miss Fonda and Miss Redgrave are marvelous and true…In their comparatively few scenes together, the movie builds emotional momentum…moves back and forth in time and place as we do in good conversation.”
– Vincent Canby, The New York Times
 
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