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Phantom Of The Paradise Blu Ray

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Brian De Palma's inspired rock 'n' roll fusion of Faust The Phantom of the Opera and The Picture of Dorian Gray boasts an Oscar-nominated score by Paul Williams who also stars as an evil record producer who not only steals the work of composer/performer Winslow Leach (William Finley) but gets him locked up in Sing Sing - and that's not the worst that happens to him along the way. Few revenge scenarios have ever been so amply justified but the film is also constantly aware of the satirical possibilities offered by the 1970s music industry exemplified by Gerrit... Graham's hilariously camp glam-rock star. Jessica Harper (Suspiria) appears in her first major role as the naïve but ambitious singer on whom Winslow secretly dotes. Prodigiously inventive both musically and visually this is one of De Palm's most entertaining romps not least because it was so clearly a labour of love. Special Features: High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation of the feature available in the UK for the first time! Uncompressed Stereo PCM / 4.0 DTS-HD Master Audio options Isolated Music and Effects soundtrack Optional English SDH subtitles for the deaf and hearing impaired Paradise Regained: A 50-minute documentary on the making of the film featuring director Brian De Palma producer Edward R. Pressman the late star William Finley star and composer Paul Williams co-stars Jessica Harper and Gerrit Graham and more! All new 72-minute interview with Paul Williams by Guillermo del Toro The Swan Song Fiasco: A new video piece exploring the changes made to the film in postproduction Archive interview with costume designer Rosanna Norton William Finley on the Phantom doll! Paradise Lost and Found: Alternate takes and bloopers from the cutting room floor Original Trailers Radio Spots Gallery of rare stills including behind-the-scenes images by photographer Randy Black Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by The Red Dress Collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by festival programmer Michael Blyth and an exploration of the film's troubled marketing history by Ari Kahan curator of SwanArchives.org illustrated with original stills and promotional material [show more]

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Released
17 February 2014
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Blu Ray 
Publisher
Arrow Video 
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87 minutes 
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5027035010632 
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Please note this is a region B Blu-ray and will require a region B or region free Blu-ray player in order to play.  Brian De Palma's glam rock version of the famous 'Phantom of the Opera' story stars singer-songwriter Paul Williams as Swan, a music business tycoon who steals the work of talented composer Winslow Leach (William Finley), along with his girlfriend Phoenix (Jessica Harper). Leach plans to get revenge, but his plans soon go horribly wrong and he ends up with a terrible facial disfigurement. Assuming a mask to hide his injuries and his identity, Leach's next move is to sign a pact with a Swan to write a rock opera version of 'Faust'.

Brian De Palma's glam rock version of the famous 'Phantom of the Opera' story stars singer-songwriter Paul Williams as Swan, a music business tycoon who steals the work of talented composer Winslow Leach (William Finley), along with his girlfriend Phoenix (Jessica Harper). Leach plans to get revenge, but his plans soon go horribly wrong and he ends up with a terrible facial disfigurement. Assuming a mask to hide his injuries and his identity, Leach's next move is to sign a pact with a Swan to write a rock opera version of 'Faust'.

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