House of D Director: David Duchovny Cast: Anton Yelchin, Téa Leoni, David Duchovny, Robin Williams
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- DVD Release Date: 10/04/2005
- Original Release: 2004
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- Sales Rank: 28,970
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Features
Closed Caption; Widescreen; 5.1 and 2.0 Dolby Digital Audio; Commentary with David Duchovny ; Trailers; Alternate ending; Deleted scenes; "Building the House D"- an intimate look at David Duchovny's directorial debut with colorful cast comments and behind-the-scenes; "All Access Festival Pass" - candid and funny question and answer featurette with David Duchovny; "The Old Neighborhood"- video montage and film footage; English and Spanish Subtitles ; *not rated
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Disc #1 -- House of D
1. Main Titles/ A Secret [4:32]
2. Brussels Sprouts [3:05]
3. Delivery Boys [4:32]
4. The Green Bike [3:45]
5. Focus [4:30]
6. Ethics [4:25]
7. Small Balls [5:37]
8. Peach Fuzz [4:05]
9. Dance Lessons [4:26]
10. Lonely [2:06]
11. Sweet Melissa [8:18]
12. Taking Blame [7:30]
13. A Safe Place [2:09]
14. A Minor [4:41]
15. Run [1:18]
16. The Dad Face [3:34]
17. Late to Work [2:28]
18. Do Good Things [1:51]
19. Facing the Past [4:10]
20. Lady [1:50]
21. Old Friends [4:01]
22. Save Them All [2:34]
23. A Family Visit [2:29]
24. End Credits [4:57]
Editorial Reviews
Actor David Duchovny made his debut as a director and screenwriter with this coming-of-age drama, in which a grown man looks back at his adolescence. It's 1973, and Tommy (Anton Yelchin) is a 13-year-old boy living in New York's Greenwich Village with his mother (Téa Leoni), who is still coming to terms with the death of her husband. Tommy's best friend is Pappass (Robin Williams), a mentally challenged man who is in his thirties, but is at the same emotional age as Tommy; Pappass delivers meat for a local butcher, and Tommy helps him out. Tommy has discovered women, and has a crush on Melissa (Zelda Williams), a cute girl in his class, but Pappass isn't much interested in the opposite sex, and can offer little advice on the subject. Tommy's lone confidante on this issue is Lady Bernadette (Erykah Badu), a woman locked up in the nearby Women's House of Detention who offers advice shouted from her window. When Pappass begins to realize that Tommy is falling for Melissa, he's convinced he's losing his best friend, and in a moment of anger he steals a bicycle. Tommy tries to protect Pappas by claiming he was the thief, leading to a series of serious repercussions. Years later, Tommy (now played by Duchovny) is a grown man who leaves his home in Paris, France, to pay a visit to the old neighborhood and come to terms with the life he left behind. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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