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Stock Photo | | Item Specifics - DVDs | | | Format: | DVD | | Rating: | R | | | Leading Role: | Julie Christie, Warren Beatty | | Release Date: | Jun 04, 2002 | | | Director: | Robert Altman | | UPC: | 085391105527 | | | Region Code: | Region 1: US, CA | | Display Format: | Widescreen | | | Genre: | Action, Adventure | | Condition: | New | | | Sub-Genre: | Westerns | | | | | | |
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| Movie description | A haunting, poetic anti-Western based on the 1959 novel by Edmund Naughton, Robert Altman's MCCABE AND MRS. MILLER is a deeply moving motion picture about love and the pursuit of wealth in 19th-century America.
John McCabe (Warren Beatty), a determined businessman with a mysterious past, settles in the small Northwestern town of Presbyterian Church and opens up a saloon and brothel. Soon after, the brothel's madam, an Englishwoman named Constance Miller (Julie Christie), arrives and forms a partnership with McCabe in order to manage the brothel's business affairs. McCabe has trouble expressing his true feelings to Mrs. Miller, with whom he has fallen in love; she, in turn, relies on opium to distract her from her personal sorrows. After a powerful company arrives and offers to buy out McCabe's property, his stubborn refusal ends up jeopardizing his life, resulting in a showdown with three hired killers in the middle of a freak blizzard. Cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond's faded imagery-purposely manipulated by "flashing" the film stock before shooting--along with production designer Leon Ericksen's authentically created town, brings to life a past world that is tinged with an underlying sadness, a feeling that is heightened by Leonard Cohen's melancholy soundtrack. Beatty, as the lovesick McCabe, and Christie, who was nominated for an Oscar as the hard-nosed Mrs. Miller, deliver heartfelt and convincing performances.
| | Credits | | Producer: | David Foster, Mitchell Brower | | Cast: | Bert Remsen, Corey Fischer, John Schuck, Julie Christie, Keith Carradine, Rene Auberjonois, Warren Beatty, William Devane |
| | Notes | DVD Features:
Region 1
Snap Case
Anamorphic Widescreen - 2.35
Single Side - Dual Layer
Additional Release Material:
Audio Commentary - 1. Robert Altman - Director, David Foster - Producer
Featurettes - 1. Behind the Scenes Documentary
Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
Text/Galleries:
Film Highlights - 1. Cast
Theatrical Release: June 24, 1971.
Filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia,
Based on the 1959 novel by Edmund Naughton.
Screened at the 33rd Spoleto Festival (Cinema in the Bordello) in 1990.
Initially, the film’s climax was supposed to take place in the rain, but a freak snowstorm inspired Altman to film it during a blizzard, a "natural disaster" that
helped him forge a powerful and unforgettable ending.
Robert Altman didn’t conceive of using Leonard Cohen’s music until the film was in post-production. He'd listened to Cohen's music at an earlier creative period in
his life, only to have it resurface in his head in Paris while vacationing after
the wrap of MCCABE AND MRS. MILLER.
Cohen was such a fan of Altman's earlier BREWSTER MCCLOUD (1970) that he made Columbia Records let Altman use his music for free, as well as giving him a percentage of all subsequent sales of his record after the movie was released.
| | Editorial reviews | "...A lyrical and hardhearted masterpiece....Two of the best performances of [Beatty's and Christie's] careers..."
New York Times - p.C16 - Caryn James
"...The film is a poem -- an elegy for the dead....Few film have such an overwhelming sense of location..."
Chicago Sun-Times - p.6 - Roger Ebert
"...One of Robert Altman's best....The film's real strength is its offbeat characters and their mood-drenched milieu..."
Entertainment Weekly - p.57 - Michael Sauter
"...A visual marvel..."
USA Today - p.6E - Mike Clark
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