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The English Patient

( Catalog Number 12356AS ) (THX) (1.85:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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The English Patient
1996 - 162 min. - Color
Country: USA
Genre: Drama
Rated R

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Set during World War II, this film adaptation of Michael Ondaatje's novel concerns a horribly scarred, amnesiac mapmaker (Ralph Fiennes) who is found by Bedouins in the desert and then transported to Italy. When Allied nurse Hana (Juliette Binoche) devotes herself to caring for the mysterious patient in an abandoned monastery, his story of a intense love affair with a colleague's wife (Kristin Scott Thomas) begins to unfold in a series of flashbacks. Hana, meanwhile, faces her own demons and explores her attraction to a Sikh bomb expert (Naveen Andrews). Tensions escalate at the monastery following the appearance of Caravaggio (Willem Dafoe), a thumbless thief who knows the identity of the mysterious patient. 

Anthony Minghella's (TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY) award winning epic is beautifully filmed with awe-inspiring scenery that includes sweeping desert vistas, crowded village markets, and serene Tuscany roads. The superb supporting cast, which includes Willem Dafoe, Colin Firth and Naveen Andrews, matches flawless performances by Fiennes, Thomas, and Binoche.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Anthony Minghella wrote and directed this award-winning adaptation of Michael Ondaatje's novel about a doomed and tragic romance set against the backdrop of World War II. In a field hospital in Italy, Hana (Juliette Binoche), a nurse from Canada, is caring for a pilot who was horribly burned in a plane wreck; he has no identification and cannot remember his name, so he's known simply as "the English Patient," thanks to his accent. When the hospital is forced to evacuate, Hana determines en route that the patient shouldn't be moved far due to his fragile condition, so the two are left in a monastery to be picked up later. In time, Hana begins to piece together the patient's story from the shards of his memories; he's actually Count Laszlo Almasy (Ralph Fiennes), of Hungarian nobility and an explorer working with a group mapping uncharted territory in North Africa. An Englishman, Geoffrey Clifton (Colin Firth), soon joins Almasy's team; travelling with him is his lovely and spirited wife, Katherine (Kristin Scott Thomas). Katherine and Laszlo soon fall in love, which leads Laszlo to betray his friend, his country and all that is dear to him. Meanwhile, Hana and the Patient are joined by Kip (Naveen Andrews), a Sikh with a gift for defusing mines, and Caravaggio (Willem Dafoe), an intelligence agent who knows some of Laszlo's most shameful secrets. The English Patient won nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actress (Juliette Binoche). --- Mark Deming

The English Patient is admired for the lush, romantic texture of its story and for its visual richness. It is a complex and rewarding film, meticulously produced and featuring superb performances from an ensemble cast, particularly Juliette Binoche, whose upset Oscar win as Best Supporting Actress (over sentimental favorite Lauren Bacall) is one aspect of the film that has never been significantly under question. It is also fair to say that few films have had so quick a downward re-evaluation. The winner of nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, the film was released to a smartly designed marketing campaign of snob appeal that overwhelmed the Oscar voting season. There arose an immediate and continuing consensus that nine Oscars may have been too many for this romantic war epic and that Fargo was the greater and more lasting work of 1996. Producer Saul Zaentz was the primary creative force behind the film, obtaining the financing and bringing together an unusually talented team of top-notch actors and tech personnel. The film was marketed as a triumph of "independent" filmmaking, even though it was essentially financed and distributed by its corporate parent, studio giant Disney. --- Richard Gilliam

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Cast:
Ralph Fiennes - Count Laszlo Almasy
Juliette Binoche - Hana
Willem Dafoe - Caravaggio
Kristin Scott Thomas - Katharine Clifton
Naveen Andrews - Kip
Colin Firth - Geoffrey Clifton
Julian Wadham - Madox
Anthony Smee - Beach Interrogating Officer
Roger Morlidge - sergeant, desert train
Clive Morrison - Fenelon-Barnes
Sonia Mankai - Arab nurse
Sebastian Schipper - interrogation room soldier
Rim Turki - Aicha
Sebastian Rudolph - officer in square
Jason Done - kiss me soldier
Habib Chetoui - Al Auf
Samy Azaiez - Kamal
Phillipa Bay - officer's wife
Simo Sherlock - private, desert train
Thoraya Sehill - interpreter in square
Abdellatif Hamrouni - ancient arab
Sondess Belhassen - woman with baby in square
Salah Miled - Bedouin doctor
Paul Kant - Sir Ronnie Hampton
Jurgen Prochnow - Maj. Muller, german officer
Clive Merrison - Fenelon-Barnes
Liisa Repo-Martell - Jan
Amanda Walker - Lady Hampton
Lothaire Bluteau
Fritz Eggert - interrogation room soldier
Nino Castelnuovo - D'Agostino
Raymond Coulthard - Douglas, Rupert
Dominic Mafham - officer, El Taj
Peter Ruhring - Bermann
Lee Ross - Spalding
Torri Higginson - Mary
Kevin Whately - Sgt. Hardy
Geordie Johnson - Oliver
Hichem Rostom - Fouad
Philip Whitchurch - Corporal Dade
Matthew Ferguson - young Canadian soldier


Crew:
Anthony Minghella - Director / Screenwriter
Saul Zaentz - Producer
Michael Ondaatje - Book Author
John Seale - Cinematographer
Ronnie Hazelhurst - Musical Arrangement / Conductor
Georges Rodi - Musical Direction/Supervision
Gabriel Yared - Songwriter
Stuart Craig - Production Designer
Aurelio Crugnola - Art Director / Set Designer
Stuart Rose - Art Director
Steve Andrews - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Paul Zaentz - Associate Producer
Scott Greenstein - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Gary Jones - Costume Designer
Stephenie McMillan - Set Decorator
Ann Roth - Costume Designer
Giuseppe Desiato - Makeup
Antonio Maltempo - Makeup
Alessandra Sampaolo - Makeup
Fabrizio Sforza - Makeup
Gianni Arduini - First Assistant Director
Meriem Beshaouch - First Assistant Director
Andrea Girolami - First Assistant Director
Moez Kamoun - First Assistant Director
Moslah Kraiem - First Assistant Director
Andrea Marrari - First Assistant Director
Emma Schofield - First Assistant Director
Luigi Vallini - First Assistant Director
Daniele Massaccesi - Camera Operator / Stunts Coordinator
Carolyn Choa - Choreography
Michelle Guish - Casting
Vincent Abbott - Animatronic Effects
Academy of St. Martin in the Fields - Musical Performer
Remi Adefarasin - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Abdelijjabar Ayadi - Location Manager
Richard Bain - Visual Effects
Franco Ballati - Unit Production Manager
Amel Becharnia - Production Coordinator
Mark Berger - Re-Recording Mixer
Marco Besagni - Pilot
Brian Bishop - Scenic Artist
Doug Bishop - Scenic Artist
Edie Bleiman - Post Production Supervisor
Sara Bolder - Dialogue Editor
Nigel Booth - Prosthetic Makeup Effects
Annette Carducci - Location Manager
Frazer Churchill - Visual Effects
Francesca Cingolani - Production Coordinator
Kyrsten Mate Comoglio - Sound Effects Editor
John Constable - Musical Performer
Richard Conway - Special Effects Supervisor
Giulia Chiara Crugnola - Draftsman
Fabiomassimo D'Orco - Location Man

Awards:
Best Actor (nom) Ralph Fiennes 1996 Academy
Best Actress (nom) Kristin Scott Thomas 1996 Academy
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Anthony Minghella 1996 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Stephenie McMillan 1996 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Stuart Craig 1996 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 Academy
Best Costume Design (win) Ann Roth 1996 Academy
Best Director (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Academy
Best Dramatic Score (win) Gabriel Yared 1996 Academy
Best Editing (win) Walter Murch 1996 Academy
Best Picture (win) Saul Zaentz 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Walter Murch 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Mark Berger 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Newman, Chris 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Parker, David 1996 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1996 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 American Society of Cinematographers
Best Director (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Screenplay (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 Chicago Film Critics Association
Best Director (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Directors Guild of America
Best Drama (win) 1996 Golden Globe
Best Score (win) Gabriel Yared 1996 Golden Globe
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 L.A. Film Critics Association
Best Picture (nom) 1996 National Board of Review
Best Supporting Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1996 National Board of Review
Best Supporting Actress (win) Kristin Scott Thomas 1996 National Board of Review
Best Actor (nom) Ralph Fiennes 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Best Actress (nom) Kristin Scott Thomas 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Best Ensemble Acting (nom) 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Juliette Binoche 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Silver Bear for Best Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1997 Berlin International Film Festival
Best Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1997 European Film Academy
Best Cinematographer (win) John Seale 1997 European Film Academy
Best Forei

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Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche, Willem Dafoe and Kristin Scott Thomas in...

The English Patient

( Catalog Number 12356AS ) (THX) (1.85:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

The English Patient
1996 - 162 min. - Color
Country: USA
Genre: Drama
Rated R

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Set during World War II, this film adaptation of Michael Ondaatje's novel concerns a horribly scarred, amnesiac mapmaker (Ralph Fiennes) who is found by Bedouins in the desert and then transported to Italy. When Allied nurse Hana (Juliette Binoche) devotes herself to caring for the mysterious patient in an abandoned monastery, his story of a intense love affair with a colleague's wife (Kristin Scott Thomas) begins to unfold in a series of flashbacks. Hana, meanwhile, faces her own demons and explores her attraction to a Sikh bomb expert (Naveen Andrews). Tensions escalate at the monastery following the appearance of Caravaggio (Willem Dafoe), a thumbless thief who knows the identity of the mysterious patient. 

Anthony Minghella's (TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY) award winning epic is beautifully filmed with awe-inspiring scenery that includes sweeping desert vistas, crowded village markets, and serene Tuscany roads. The superb supporting cast, which includes Willem Dafoe, Colin Firth and Naveen Andrews, matches flawless performances by Fiennes, Thomas, and Binoche.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Anthony Minghella wrote and directed this award-winning adaptation of Michael Ondaatje's novel about a doomed and tragic romance set against the backdrop of World War II. In a field hospital in Italy, Hana (Juliette Binoche), a nurse from Canada, is caring for a pilot who was horribly burned in a plane wreck; he has no identification and cannot remember his name, so he's known simply as "the English Patient," thanks to his accent. When the hospital is forced to evacuate, Hana determines en route that the patient shouldn't be moved far due to his fragile condition, so the two are left in a monastery to be picked up later. In time, Hana begins to piece together the patient's story from the shards of his memories; he's actually Count Laszlo Almasy (Ralph Fiennes), of Hungarian nobility and an explorer working with a group mapping uncharted territory in North Africa. An Englishman, Geoffrey Clifton (Colin Firth), soon joins Almasy's team; travelling with him is his lovely and spirited wife, Katherine (Kristin Scott Thomas). Katherine and Laszlo soon fall in love, which leads Laszlo to betray his friend, his country and all that is dear to him. Meanwhile, Hana and the Patient are joined by Kip (Naveen Andrews), a Sikh with a gift for defusing mines, and Caravaggio (Willem Dafoe), an intelligence agent who knows some of Laszlo's most shameful secrets. The English Patient won nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Supporting Actress (Juliette Binoche). --- Mark Deming

The English Patient is admired for the lush, romantic texture of its story and for its visual richness. It is a complex and rewarding film, meticulously produced and featuring superb performances from an ensemble cast, particularly Juliette Binoche, whose upset Oscar win as Best Supporting Actress (over sentimental favorite Lauren Bacall) is one aspect of the film that has never been significantly under question. It is also fair to say that few films have had so quick a downward re-evaluation. The winner of nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture, the film was released to a smartly designed marketing campaign of snob appeal that overwhelmed the Oscar voting season. There arose an immediate and continuing consensus that nine Oscars may have been too many for this romantic war epic and that Fargo was the greater and more lasting work of 1996. Producer Saul Zaentz was the primary creative force behind the film, obtaining the financing and bringing together an unusually talented team of top-notch actors and tech personnel. The film was marketed as a triumph of "independent" filmmaking, even though it was essentially financed and distributed by its corporate parent, studio giant Disney. --- Richard Gilliam

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Cast:
Ralph Fiennes - Count Laszlo Almasy
Juliette Binoche - Hana
Willem Dafoe - Caravaggio
Kristin Scott Thomas - Katharine Clifton
Naveen Andrews - Kip
Colin Firth - Geoffrey Clifton
Julian Wadham - Madox
Anthony Smee - Beach Interrogating Officer
Roger Morlidge - sergeant, desert train
Clive Morrison - Fenelon-Barnes
Sonia Mankai - Arab nurse
Sebastian Schipper - interrogation room soldier
Rim Turki - Aicha
Sebastian Rudolph - officer in square
Jason Done - kiss me soldier
Habib Chetoui - Al Auf
Samy Azaiez - Kamal
Phillipa Bay - officer's wife
Simo Sherlock - private, desert train
Thoraya Sehill - interpreter in square
Abdellatif Hamrouni - ancient arab
Sondess Belhassen - woman with baby in square
Salah Miled - Bedouin doctor
Paul Kant - Sir Ronnie Hampton
Jurgen Prochnow - Maj. Muller, german officer
Clive Merrison - Fenelon-Barnes
Liisa Repo-Martell - Jan
Amanda Walker - Lady Hampton
Lothaire Bluteau
Fritz Eggert - interrogation room soldier
Nino Castelnuovo - D'Agostino
Raymond Coulthard - Douglas, Rupert
Dominic Mafham - officer, El Taj
Peter Ruhring - Bermann
Lee Ross - Spalding
Torri Higginson - Mary
Kevin Whately - Sgt. Hardy
Geordie Johnson - Oliver
Hichem Rostom - Fouad
Philip Whitchurch - Corporal Dade
Matthew Ferguson - young Canadian soldier


Crew:
Anthony Minghella - Director / Screenwriter
Saul Zaentz - Producer
Michael Ondaatje - Book Author
John Seale - Cinematographer
Ronnie Hazelhurst - Musical Arrangement / Conductor
Georges Rodi - Musical Direction/Supervision
Gabriel Yared - Songwriter
Stuart Craig - Production Designer
Aurelio Crugnola - Art Director / Set Designer
Stuart Rose - Art Director
Steve Andrews - Associate Producer / First Assistant Director
Paul Zaentz - Associate Producer
Scott Greenstein - Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein - Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein - Executive Producer
Gary Jones - Costume Designer
Stephenie McMillan - Set Decorator
Ann Roth - Costume Designer
Giuseppe Desiato - Makeup
Antonio Maltempo - Makeup
Alessandra Sampaolo - Makeup
Fabrizio Sforza - Makeup
Gianni Arduini - First Assistant Director
Meriem Beshaouch - First Assistant Director
Andrea Girolami - First Assistant Director
Moez Kamoun - First Assistant Director
Moslah Kraiem - First Assistant Director
Andrea Marrari - First Assistant Director
Emma Schofield - First Assistant Director
Luigi Vallini - First Assistant Director
Daniele Massaccesi - Camera Operator / Stunts Coordinator
Carolyn Choa - Choreography
Michelle Guish - Casting
Vincent Abbott - Animatronic Effects
Academy of St. Martin in the Fields - Musical Performer
Remi Adefarasin - Second Unit Director Of Photography
Abdelijjabar Ayadi - Location Manager
Richard Bain - Visual Effects
Franco Ballati - Unit Production Manager
Amel Becharnia - Production Coordinator
Mark Berger - Re-Recording Mixer
Marco Besagni - Pilot
Brian Bishop - Scenic Artist
Doug Bishop - Scenic Artist
Edie Bleiman - Post Production Supervisor
Sara Bolder - Dialogue Editor
Nigel Booth - Prosthetic Makeup Effects
Annette Carducci - Location Manager
Frazer Churchill - Visual Effects
Francesca Cingolani - Production Coordinator
Kyrsten Mate Comoglio - Sound Effects Editor
John Constable - Musical Performer
Richard Conway - Special Effects Supervisor
Giulia Chiara Crugnola - Draftsman
Fabiomassimo D'Orco - Location Man

Awards:
Best Actor (nom) Ralph Fiennes 1996 Academy
Best Actress (nom) Kristin Scott Thomas 1996 Academy
Best Adapted Screenplay (nom) Anthony Minghella 1996 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Stephenie McMillan 1996 Academy
Best Art Direction-Set Decoration (win) Stuart Craig 1996 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 Academy
Best Costume Design (win) Ann Roth 1996 Academy
Best Director (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Academy
Best Dramatic Score (win) Gabriel Yared 1996 Academy
Best Editing (win) Walter Murch 1996 Academy
Best Picture (win) Saul Zaentz 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Walter Murch 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Mark Berger 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Newman, Chris 1996 Academy
Best Sound (win) Parker, David 1996 Academy
Best Supporting Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1996 Academy
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 American Society of Cinematographers
Best Director (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Screenplay (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Broadcast Film Critics Association
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 Chicago Film Critics Association
Best Director (win) Anthony Minghella 1996 Directors Guild of America
Best Drama (win) 1996 Golden Globe
Best Score (win) Gabriel Yared 1996 Golden Globe
Best Cinematography (win) John Seale 1996 L.A. Film Critics Association
Best Picture (nom) 1996 National Board of Review
Best Supporting Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1996 National Board of Review
Best Supporting Actress (win) Kristin Scott Thomas 1996 National Board of Review
Best Actor (nom) Ralph Fiennes 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Best Actress (nom) Kristin Scott Thomas 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Best Ensemble Acting (nom) 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Best Supporting Actress (nom) Juliette Binoche 1996 Screen Actors Guild
Silver Bear for Best Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1997 Berlin International Film Festival
Best Actress (win) Juliette Binoche 1997 European Film Academy
Best Cinematographer (win) John Seale 1997 European Film Academy
Best Forei

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