Warner Home Video have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Clint Eastwood: 35 Films 35 Years at Warner Bros on 16th February 2010 priced at $179.98 SRP. In honour of Eastwood’s long standing 35 year relationship with Warner Bros. through Malpaso Productions, this definitive collection celebrates Eastwood’s entire filmography at the studio from Where Eagles Dare (1968) through Gran Torino (2008) all packaged in an elegant giftset. Also included is an all-new short film about Eastwood’s life and career produced by esteemed film critic and documentarian Richard Schickel, featuring in-depth interviews and revealing, intimate footage never-before-seen plus rare photos and letters.

The Films:

Where Eagles Dare
Kelly’s Heroes
Dirty Harry
Magnum Force
The Enforcer
The Outlaw Josey Wales
The Gauntlet
Every Which Way But Loose
Bronco Billy
Any Which Way You Can
Honkytonk Man
Firefox
Sudden Impact
City Heat
Tightrope
Pale Rider
Heartbreak Ridge
Bird
The Dead Pool
Pink Cadillac
White Hunter, Black Heart
The Rookie
Unforgiven
A Perfect World
The Bridges of Madison County
Absolute Power
Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil
True Crime
Space Cowboys
Blood Work
Mystic River
Million Dollar Baby
Letters from Iwo Jima
Gran Torino

Collection Includes:

• The Eastwood Factor – an intimate short film from Richard Schickel offering a rare personal look at Eastwood
• 24-page sampler booklet. An extract from Clint: A Retrospective by Richard Schickel published by Sterling Publishing Co Inc.
• Rare and one-of-a-kind correspondence and photos
• Hours of special features including commentaries and featurettes
• Collectible DVD album packaging

Also released on 16th February 2010 is the Dirty Harry Collection on DVD and Blu-ray Disc. Features are TBC but these would appear to be standard box-sets that feature the new editions of the films released in 2008 that are currently available separately or as part of the Ultimate Collector’s Edition box-sets.

Prices are also TBC.


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#1 Posted: 30-11-2009 10:04
Nickdalodger Member Posts: 59	The question is when are we going to see Where Eagles Dare on Blu Ray, fingers crossed they will do a remaster like North by Northwest that would make me a happy happy person.

The question is when are we going to see Where Eagles Dare on Blu Ray, fingers crossed they will do a remaster like North by Northwest that would make me a happy happy person.

Nickdalodger

#2 Posted: 30-11-2009 11:00
Trouserpress Bemused Posts: 164	Is this just the same Dirty Harry boxset that came out earlier this year, then went strangely OOP? ------ CinemaRetro - the greatest magazine develoted to the 1960s and 1970s! Retro Ramblings - My film blog

Is this just the same Dirty Harry boxset that came out earlier this year, then went strangely OOP?

Trouserpress

#3 Posted: 30-11-2009 18:37
aleksei Deceased Posts: 84	Bloody hell, I've just bitten my lip and bought Gran Torino because I was sick of waiting for a newer version with better extras. Still, I hope Where Eagles Dare and Pale Rider get decent prints and extras. Don't have those.

Bloody hell, I've just bitten my lip and bought Gran Torino because I was sick of waiting for a newer version with better extras. Still, I hope Where Eagles Dare and Pale Rider get decent prints and extras. Don't have those.

aleksei

#4 Posted: 01-12-2009 11:39
grambax Member Posts: 161	Quote: Originally Posted by Nickdalodger: The question is when are we going to see Where Eagles Dare on Blu Ray, fingers crossed they will do a remaster like North by Northwest that would make me a happy happy person. Amen to that. WEA got a really poor DVD for such a big, well-loved film. Just think of the money it must have made for Warners over the years and they couldn't even give it the standard Roadshow Version DVD.

Quote: Originally Posted by Nickdalodger:The question is when are we going to see Where Eagles Dare on Blu Ray, fingers crossed they will do a remaster like North by Northwest that would make me a happy happy person.Amen to that. WEA got a really poor DVD for such a big, well-loved film.Just think of the money it must have made for Warners over the years and they couldn't even give it the standard Roadshow Version DVD.

grambax

#5 Posted: 02-12-2009 13:25
bburdett Member Posts: 82	Hmm.... only 34 titles there, is Flags Of Our Fathers missing from the list?

Hmm.... only 34 titles there, is Flags Of Our Fathers missing from the list?

bburdett

#6 Posted: 02-12-2009 13:42
DaveF Administrator Posts: 2318	Didn't count before but you're quite right. Checked the list from Warner and I didn't miss any. They only have 34. Flags of our Fathers is a Paramount release in America. Either there's one they haven't told us about or they're including the short film amongst the 35. Although we're waiting on further info I would suggest to those hoping for new improved editions of certain films to not get too excited, as this is almost certainly just the existing DVD releases repackaged. There's certainly been no hint in any of the material from Warner that anything other than the packaging and the short film are new. It's also worth noting that it's listed as a 19-disc set, made up of a mixture of DVD14, DVD18, DVD5 and DVD9 discs, so you'll probably find a lot of multi-film discs in there.

Didn't count before but you're quite right. Checked the list from Warner and I didn't miss any. They only have 34. Flags of our Fathers is a Paramount release in America. Either there's one they haven't told us about or they're including the short film amongst the 35. Although we're waiting on further info I would suggest to those hoping for new improved editions of certain films to not get too excited, as this is almost certainly just the existing DVD releases repackaged. There's certainly been no hint in any of the material from Warner that anything other than the packaging and the short film are new. It's also worth noting that it's listed as a 19-disc set, made up of a mixture of DVD14, DVD18, DVD5 and DVD9 discs, so you'll probably find a lot of multi-film discs in there.

DaveF

#7 Posted: 03-12-2009 09:07
bburdett Member Posts: 82	I did wonder if they were including the short in the 35, they probably are which seems a bit of a joke tbh. Not that it bothers me as I wont be buying it being from the UK and without a multi-region player, looks like a fairly nice set though.

I did wonder if they were including the short in the 35, they probably are which seems a bit of a joke tbh. Not that it bothers me as I wont be buying it being from the UK and without a multi-region player, looks like a fairly nice set though.

bburdett

# Posted: 20-12-2010 at 23:14:33
Sobral Registered User Forum Posts: 1	I'm trying to find out the subtitle options for the R2 version of this box, anyone??

I'm trying to find out the subtitle options for the R2 version of this box, anyone??

Sobral

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