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Pioneer Special Edition Stella Dallas PSE Laser Disc Drama

Stella Dallas PSE Laser Disc Drama

Tearjerker-Out of One Bad Situation and Into Another...

Stella Dallas PSE Laser Disc Drama

Tearjerker-Out of One Bad Situation and Into Another...

Rare Remastered, LaserDisc Movie Near-Mint LaserDisc and Jacket Barbara Stanwyck & Anne Shirley in... Stella Dallas

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Stella Dallas PSE Laser Disc Drama

Tearjerker-Out of One Bad Situation and Into Another...

Rare Remastered, LaserDisc Movie Near-Mint LaserDisc and Jacket Barbara Stanwyck & Anne Shirley in... Stella Dallas

$14.97

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Rare Remastered, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint LaserDisc and Jacket

Barbara Stanwyck & Anne Shirley in...

Stella Dallas

Pioneer Special Edition

( Catalog Number PSE94-47 ) (1.33:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

The Best Version on LaserDisc
Isolated Music and Effects Track

Stella Dallas
1937 - 106 min. - Black and White
Country: USA
Genre: Drama
Not Rated

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
King Vidor's adaptation of Oliver Higgins Prouty's famed tearjerker stars Barbara Stanwyck as the eponymous heroine. Eager to escape from her neighborhood on the wrong side of the tracks and the home of her tyrannical father, Stella sets her sights on Stephen Dallas (John Boles), a plant manager from a wealthy family. After a brief courtship, Stephen and Stella marry and have a baby girl named Laurel. As time goes by, however, Stella's loud and vulgar manner and penchant for garish clothing begin to grate on Stephen, and she's equally put off by his perpetual lectures on correct behavior. She also begins spending much of her time with Ed Munn (Alan Hale), who shares her tastes, although not her bed, further alienating her husband. The couple decides to separate and Stephen soon marries Helen Morrison (Barbara O'Neil), a woman of similar background. Although Stella devotes herself to her daughter, she gradually comes to the painful realization that Laurel would have a better life away from her influence. So, feigning indifference, she sends her off to live with her father in New York. Stanwyck gives what may be her best performance, investing a character who could easily drown in pathos with energy, intelligence, and dignity. The ambivalence of Vidor's attitude toward the character and toward the issue of class in America also adds to the film's resonance.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
King Vidor's adaptation of Oliver Higgins Prouty's famed tearjerker stars Barbara Stanwyck as the eponymous heroine. Eager to escape from her neighborhood on the wrong side of the tracks and the home of her tyrannical father, Stella sets her sights on Stephen Dallas (John Boles), a plant manager from a wealthy family. After a brief courtship, Stephen and Stella marry and have a baby girl named Laurel. As time goes by, however, Stella's loud and vulgar manner and penchant for garish clothing begin to grate on Stephen, and she's equally put off by his perpetual lectures on correct behavior. She also begins spending much of her time with Ed Munn (Alan Hale), who shares her tastes, although not her bed, further alienating her husband. The couple decides to separate and Stephen soon marries Helen Morrison (Barbara O'Neil), a woman of similar background. Although Stella devotes herself to her daughter, she gradually comes to the painful realization that Laurel would have a better life away from her influence. So, feigning indifference, she sends her off to live with her father in New York. Stanwyck gives what may be her best performance, investing a character who could easily drown in pathos with energy, intelligence, and dignity. The ambivalence of Vidor's attitude toward the character and toward the issue of class in America also adds to the film's resonance.

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Cast:
Barbara Stanwyck
Anne Shirley
John Boles
Barbara O'Neil
Marjorie Main
Edmund Elton
George Walcott
Alan Hale


Crew:
King Vidor Director
Samuel Goldwyn Producer
Sarah Y. Mason Screenwriter
Victor Heerman Writer
Olive Higgins Prouty Story
Harry Wagstaff Gribble Story
Gertrude Purcell Story
Rudolph Mate Cinematographer
Sherman Todd Editor
Alfred Newman Composer
Richard Day Art Director

Model: SPSE94-47
Shipping Weight: 1lbs
1 in Stock

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Rare Remastered, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint LaserDisc and Jacket

Barbara Stanwyck & Anne Shirley in...

Stella Dallas

Pioneer Special Edition

( Catalog Number PSE94-47 ) (1.33:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

The Best Version on LaserDisc
Isolated Music and Effects Track

Stella Dallas
1937 - 106 min. - Black and White
Country: USA
Genre: Drama
Not Rated

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
King Vidor's adaptation of Oliver Higgins Prouty's famed tearjerker stars Barbara Stanwyck as the eponymous heroine. Eager to escape from her neighborhood on the wrong side of the tracks and the home of her tyrannical father, Stella sets her sights on Stephen Dallas (John Boles), a plant manager from a wealthy family. After a brief courtship, Stephen and Stella marry and have a baby girl named Laurel. As time goes by, however, Stella's loud and vulgar manner and penchant for garish clothing begin to grate on Stephen, and she's equally put off by his perpetual lectures on correct behavior. She also begins spending much of her time with Ed Munn (Alan Hale), who shares her tastes, although not her bed, further alienating her husband. The couple decides to separate and Stephen soon marries Helen Morrison (Barbara O'Neil), a woman of similar background. Although Stella devotes herself to her daughter, she gradually comes to the painful realization that Laurel would have a better life away from her influence. So, feigning indifference, she sends her off to live with her father in New York. Stanwyck gives what may be her best performance, investing a character who could easily drown in pathos with energy, intelligence, and dignity. The ambivalence of Vidor's attitude toward the character and toward the issue of class in America also adds to the film's resonance.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
King Vidor's adaptation of Oliver Higgins Prouty's famed tearjerker stars Barbara Stanwyck as the eponymous heroine. Eager to escape from her neighborhood on the wrong side of the tracks and the home of her tyrannical father, Stella sets her sights on Stephen Dallas (John Boles), a plant manager from a wealthy family. After a brief courtship, Stephen and Stella marry and have a baby girl named Laurel. As time goes by, however, Stella's loud and vulgar manner and penchant for garish clothing begin to grate on Stephen, and she's equally put off by his perpetual lectures on correct behavior. She also begins spending much of her time with Ed Munn (Alan Hale), who shares her tastes, although not her bed, further alienating her husband. The couple decides to separate and Stephen soon marries Helen Morrison (Barbara O'Neil), a woman of similar background. Although Stella devotes herself to her daughter, she gradually comes to the painful realization that Laurel would have a better life away from her influence. So, feigning indifference, she sends her off to live with her father in New York. Stanwyck gives what may be her best performance, investing a character who could easily drown in pathos with energy, intelligence, and dignity. The ambivalence of Vidor's attitude toward the character and toward the issue of class in America also adds to the film's resonance.

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Cast:
Barbara Stanwyck
Anne Shirley
John Boles
Barbara O'Neil
Marjorie Main
Edmund Elton
George Walcott
Alan Hale


Crew:
King Vidor Director
Samuel Goldwyn Producer
Sarah Y. Mason Screenwriter
Victor Heerman Writer
Olive Higgins Prouty Story
Harry Wagstaff Gribble Story
Gertrude Purcell Story
Rudolph Mate Cinematographer
Sherman Todd Editor
Alfred Newman Composer
Richard Day Art Director

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