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| The Poseidon Adventure |
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| Director: Ronald Neame, Irwin Allen |
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Paul Gallico, Stirling Silliphant, Wendell Mayes |
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Irwin Allen, Sidney Marshall, Steve Broidy |
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Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, Shelley Winters |
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| Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 |
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(PAL 1080p 24fps AVC MPEG-4) |
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English, French |
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• Audio commentary by Director Ronald Neame
• Audio commentary by Actors Pamela Sue Martin, Stella Stevens and Carol Lynley
• "Hollywood Backstories: The Poseidon Adventure" - featurette (SD - 25:09 min)
• "The Cast Looks Back" - featurette (SD - 5:42 min)
• "Falling Up with Ernie" - featurette (SD - 4:10 min)
• "The Writer: Stirling Silliphant" - featurette (SD - 9:16 min)
• "The Heroes of the Poseidon" - featurette (SD - 9:53 min)
• "The Morning After Story" - featurette (SD - 9:00 min)
• "R.M.S. Queen Mary" - featurette (SD - 6:25 min)
• "Conversations with Ronald Neame" - featurette (SD - 8:51 min)
- Sinking Corridor
- Generations of Fans
- Turning Over the Ship
• Galleries
- Marketing
- Publicity
- Behind-the-Scenes
• Storyboard Comparisons (SD - 6:53 min)
- Ship Capsizes
- The Vertical Shaft
- Saving Reverend Scott
• Vintage Promotional Material
- Original 1972 Featurette (SD - 10:01 min)
- Teaser (SD - 1:28 min)
- Trailer (SD - 3:17 min) |
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| Studio: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment |
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DVD Region: 2 |
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Not Rated |
| DVD Release: Apr 2012 |
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Discs: 1 (Cloud) [] |
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| Reviews: I think “Poseidon” in 2006 with Kurt Russell was much better, but at least it was good. I watched the documentary on it. I believe it was the first time Irwin Allen released a film. Formerly he made it in TV, “The Time Tunnel, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, Land of the Giants.” Great TV shows to be sure, but nothing compared to film. It was known as Irwin’s Folly when it the screenplay and production was in the works. Money was also a problem, but Mr. Allen stuck to his guns. When the film was released, it was the biggest box-office draw in that year! Kudos Mr. Irwin Allen (tho now he’s passed away) |
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