Gettysburg WS Rare LD Boxset Dir Cut War Epic NTSC
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Gettysburg WS Rare LD Boxset Dir Cut War Epic NTSC
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Gettysburg WS Rare LD Boxset Dir Cut War Epic NTSC
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Start Time Sunday, October 26, 2008
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Da Don's Rare LaserDiscs - LaserDisc Sales - LaserDisc Dealer - LaserDisc Provider - LaserDisc Seller Welcome to Da Don's World of Rare LaserDisc Movies! Home LaserDiscs Collecting History Optimizing Preservation Delivery Canada International USA Packaging More Info Feedback FAQ About Us Contact Us Click to Zoom 12" LaserDisc Cover...Click to Zoom 12" LaserDisc Cover...Feature DescriptionGettysburg 1993 - USA - 271 min. - Feature, Made for TV, Color Director Ronald F. Maxwell Genre/Type Historical Film, Epic, Historical Epic Box office Domestic gross: $8,744,355 From book The Killer Angels Set In battlefield, war, U.S. Civil War Color type Foto-Kem Sound by Dolby Produced by New Line Cinema Description: The Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Killer Angels by Michael Shaara becomes this sprawling historical epic. As in Shaara's novel, director Ronald Maxwell focuses on a handful of major players to dramatize the events of July 1863, when the armies of the Union and Confederacy clash at the small Pennsylvania town of the title. Among them are Martin Sheen as General Robert E. Lee, who disagrees with his top advisor, General James Longstreet (Tom Berenger) over battle strategy, and Jeff Daniels as Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, a college professor whose unorthodox techniques save the day (and possibly the war) for his beleaguered army. Other cast standouts include Richard Jordan in his final film appearance as the ill-fated General Lewis Armistead, and cameo roles for Civil War buff Ken Burns and media mogul producer Ted Turner. Filmed on-location at Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg was shot as a television miniseries for Turner's TNT cable channel, but earned a limited theatrical release. --- Karl Williams This television miniseries is the type of film that Hollywood rarely makes anymore in an era of budget consciousness, a war epic with a cast of thousands. Like the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel upon which it's based, the film restricts its dramatization to the battlefield and surrounding area (no cutaways to President Lincoln fretting at the White House here) and focuses on a handful of major players. It's a wise narrative choice given the endless dramatic possibilities and the multiple real-life historical figures involved. Budgetary restrictions sometimes overwhelm director Ron Maxwell's ability to mount the awe-inspiring tableaux that he's attempting to create, but he succeeds to an inspiring degree, proving that the sweeping period epic isn't dead. Performances are riveting, particularly from Jeff Daniels as a stoic hero and Martin Sheen, eerie in his resemblance to Robert E. Lee. One of the better projects to show up on television in the past few decades, Gettysburg (1993) is to be applauded for its adherence to its respected source material and some inspired casting choices. Widespread talk of a Best Supporting Actor Oscar nomination for Daniels during the film's limited theatrical run didn't materialize in an actual Academy Award nod, but the actor does outstanding work in one of his greatest, most intense roles. --- Karl Williams Cast: Stephen Lang - Maj.Gen.George E. Pickett Tom Berenger - Lieutenant General James Longstreet C. Thomas Howell - Lieutenant Thomas D. Chamberlain Martin Sheen - Robert E. Lee Kevin Conway - Sergeant "Buster" Kilrain Andrew Prine - Brigadier General Richard B.Garnett Richard Jordan - Brigadier General Lewis A.Armistead Maxwell Caulfield - Colonel Strong Vincent Jeff Daniels - Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain James Lancaster - Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Fremantle Sam Elliott - Brigadier General John Buford Royce D. Applegate - Brigadier General James L.Kemper Brian Mallon - Major General Winfield Scott Hancock Peter Miller - Pender's Courier Donal Logue - Captain Ellis Spear Michael Tennessee Lee - Rebel Prisoner George Lazenby - Brigadier General J.Johnston Pettigrew Robert Lucas - Guard, 118th Pennsylvania Joy Todd James Patrick Stuart - Colonel E. Porter Alexander William Morgan Sheppard - Maj. Gen. Isaac R. Trimble Buck Taylor - Col. William Gamble Leonard Termo - Cpl. George F. Estabrook Herb Mitchell - Sergeant Andrew J. Tozier Kieran Mulroney - Major G.Moxley Sorrel Mark Moses - Sgt. Owen Timothy Scott - Lieutenant General Richard S Ewell Michael Phillips - Soldier #4 20th Maine John Rothman - Major General John F.Reynolds Ted Turner - Lieutenant Colonel W.T. Patton Michael Callahan - Bearded Man Warren Burton - Major General Henry Heth Bill Campbell - Lieutenant Pitzer Scott Allan Campbell - Capt. Atherton W. Clark David Carpenter - Colonel Thomas C.Devin Richard Anderson - Maj. Gen. George G. Meade Ken Burns - Hancock's Aide Bo Brinkman - Major Walter H.Taylor Dwier Brown - Captain Brewer Ivan Kane - Captain Thomas J.Goree Patrick Gorman - Major General John Bell Hood Joseph Fuqua - Major General Jeb Stuart Alex Harvey - Major Hawkins Cooper Huckabee - Henry T.Harrison David Cole - Buford's Aide John Diehl - Private Bucklin John Fitzpatrick - Old 2nd Maine Man MacIntyre Dixon - Major General Jubal A.Early John Durant - Fiddle and Guitar Player Crew: Ronald F. Maxwell - Director / Screenwriter Moctesuma Esparza - Producer Robert Katz - Producer Mace Neufeld - Producer Michael Shaara - Book Author Eddy van der Enden - Cinematographer Kees Van Oostrum - Cinematographer Randy Edelman - Composer (Music Score) Corky Ehlers - Editor Cary White - Production Designer Sandy Martin - Associate Producer Michael T. Boyd - Costume Designer Stephen Halbert - Sound/Sound Designer Scott Taylor [mu] - Makeup Joy Todd - Casting Thanks for Shopping at Da Don's!LaserDisc Features Rare Dolby Surround Sound, Widescreen, Director's Cut, NTSC LaserDisc Boxset Edition - No DVD Near-Mint LaserDiscs and Box Stephen Lang, Tom Berenger & Martin Sheen in... Gettysburg ( Catalog Number ID2419TU ) (DSS) (1.85:1) (6 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC) Special Features: The Best Version on LaserDisc Not Available on DVD52 Minute "Making of Gettysburg"Full-Color, Leather Bound Companion BookRendering of Actual Battlefield Map CD with Original Film ScorePortrait Photographs of Commanders Buford, Chamberlain, Longstreet & LeeAuthentic Civil War Bullet See Many More Rare Boxsets at Da Don's... Visit Da Don's Store and browse through over 2,500 of the Rarest LaserDiscs in the World... and don't forget to sign up for Da Don's Informative Newsletter for LaserDisc Collectors! * This is a 12" LaserDisc and will Not Play in a DVD PlayerGuarantee and Payment OptionsDa Don's "Goodfella" GuaranteeWhen you buy from Da Don, you're in Da Family! Da Don guarantees that our LaserDiscs will perform as represented for your viewing pleasure. Just e-mail your concern and return within 60 days from shipment. We will replace or refund your money, less shipping. 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