Kiss of Death (Region B)
Henry Hathaway's directorial skills brought a heightened sense of realism to crime dramas in this classic 1947 original that marked Richard Widmark's Oscar -nominated debut. When a small time crook (Victor Mature) gets a twenty year sentence for robbery, he refuses to reveal his accomplices, even after a D.A. (Brian Donlevy) offers to help him. But he changes his mind once he learns that his wife has committed suicide and a psychopath (Widmark) has threatened his children.
Special Features
- High Definition Transfer
- Interview with Richard Widmark (2002): the celebrated actor in conversation at the National Film Theatre
- Feature-length audio commentary with film historians James Ursini and Alain Silver
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Improved HoH subtitles
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Kiss of Death (Region B)
Kiss of Death (Region B)
Henry Hathaway's directorial skills brought a heightened sense of realism to crime dramas in this classic 1947 original that marked Richard Widmark's Oscar -nominated debut. When a small time crook (Victor Mature) gets a twenty year sentence for robbery, he refuses to reveal his accomplices, even after a D.A. (Brian Donlevy) offers to help him. But he changes his mind once he learns that his wife has committed suicide and a psychopath (Widmark) has threatened his children.
Special Features
- High Definition Transfer
- Interview with Richard Widmark (2002): the celebrated actor in conversation at the National Film Theatre
- Feature-length audio commentary with film historians James Ursini and Alain Silver
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Improved HoH subtitles
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Henry Hathaway's directorial skills brought a heightened sense of realism to crime dramas in this classic 1947 original that marked Richard Widmark's Oscar -nominated debut. When a small time crook (Victor Mature) gets a twenty year sentence for robbery, he refuses to reveal his accomplices, even after a D.A. (Brian Donlevy) offers to help him. But he changes his mind once he learns that his wife has committed suicide and a psychopath (Widmark) has threatened his children.
Special Features
- High Definition Transfer
- Interview with Richard Widmark (2002): the celebrated actor in conversation at the National Film Theatre
- Feature-length audio commentary with film historians James Ursini and Alain Silver
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Improved HoH subtitles
