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New, restored high-definition digital transfer; Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack; Original theatrical trailer; English subtitles for the deaf and hearing impaired; Exclusive new audio interview with Gus Van Sant by filmmaker Todd Haynes; The Making of My Own Private Idaho; Kings of the Road; New video conversation between producer Laurie Parker and River Phoenix's sister Rain; New audio conversation between writer JT LeRoy and filmmaker Jonathan Caouette; Deleted scenes
Full Product DetailsSide #1 -- My Own Private Idaho, Disc 1 - the Film
1. Idaho [:12]
2. Seattle [5:24]
3. "Immaculate Perfection" [2:37]
4. Pretty Rich Girl [3:14]
5. "Some Hustler, Huh?" [3:26]
6. Porno-Mag Shop [2:32]
7. A German Guy Named Hans [1:52]
8. Portland [1:54]
9. Worst Date [2:40]
10. Bob Pigeon Returns [2:44]
11. A Crackpot Scheme [2:02]
12. "When I Turn Twenty-One..." [4:18]
13. Rock 'N' Roll Money [1:39]
14. The Mayor of Portland [2:46]
15. "Tell Us, Bob" [1:31]
16. The Sheriff Comes for Scott [5:20]
17. Favor for His Cousin [2:22]
18. To the Potato State [1:58]
19. Around the Campfire [2:00]
20. Not a Motorcycle Cop [4:26]
21. "Me, You, and Mom" [1:17]
22. The Family Tree [8:09]
23. Room Service [1:07]
24. Der Adler [:43]
25. "Some Business" [3:11]
26. "You Like Your Bike?" [:15]
27. Roma [1:25]
28. "Mom?" [1:38]
29. Carmella [4:09]
30. In Love With Scott [2:18]
31. Left Behind [1:52]
32. In Italian [1:38]
33. Back in Portland [1:44]
34. "Headlong Into His Inheritance" [2:59]
35. "I Don't Know You, Old Man" [1:18]
36. Death From a Broken Heart [2:20]
37. Two Funerals [1:39]
38. "A Connoisseur of Roads" [2:35]
39. End Credits [3:47]
40. Color Bars [4:40]
Side #2 -- My Own Private Idaho, Disc 2 - the Supplements
1. Barn Crash [5:22]
2. Long-Term Project [4:36]
3. Third and Taylor [2:00]
4. Dream Cast [6:19]
5. Two DPs [3:33]
6. Fucked-Up Face [1:33]
7. Crew Sizes [5:30]
8. A Landmark Movie [:51]
9. Researching Their Roles [11:09]
10. William Richert [2:31]
11. Real Mike and Scott [2:11]
12. At Gus's House [2:40]
13. Blocking Scenes [15:32]
14. Gay Character [4:55]
15. Campfire Scene [4:14]
16. Breakout Scene [4:01]
17. Director's Expectations [3:06]
18. Scraps of Paper [4:18]
19. A Natural Performer [3:33]
20. River's Costumes and Hair [2:43]
21. Brother/Father [2:26]
22. Udo's Cabaret Act [2:37]
23. Mickey Cottrell [1:43]
24. Stereotypes [1:39]
25. The Simpsons [:31]
26. Music [5:30]
27. The Ending [3:54]
28. After Idaho [2:00]
29. Venice Film Festival [1:37]
30. Good Business Model [1:05]
31. Gay Kids [3:44]
32. Idaho Stands Out [2:15]
33. A Dedication [4:33]
1. Before Idaho [3:03]
2. Scripting Life on the Street [6:01]
3. Working With Gus [10:14]
4. Conventions of Idaho [9:03]
5. Working With River [4:42]
6. Shooting Intimate Scenes [3:46]
7. Trust in the Unknown [5:28]
1. Road Movies and the Western [5:31]
2. Male Identity [3:00]
3. Shakespeare's Henriad [4:10]
4. Van Sant's Cultural Baggage [3:00]
5. The Campfire Scene [3:05]
6. Between Two Worlds [1:57]
7. Calculated Transition [4:51]
8. Shakespeare's Subversive Edge [5:16]
9. A Film of Starts and Stops [5:09]
10. Van Sant Outs Falstaff [4:36]
11. Dance of Rebellion and Submission [3:35]
1. Play All [3:03]
2. Barn Crash With Scratch [6:01]
3. Scene #1 [10:14]
4. Scene #2 [9:03]
5. Scene #3 [4:42]
6. Scene #4 [3:46]
7. Scene #5 [5:28]
8. Scene #6 [:00]
1. First Impressions [6:40]
2. Tricks [2:05]
3. Super-8 [2:05]
4. Gutter Punks [1:46]
5. Streetwise and Strozsek [2:37]
6. Drugs and Time [3:52]
7. Seattle Vs. Portland [4:30]
8. In the Governor [2:49]
9. Sharks and Dolphins [7:03]
10. Shakespeare Stuff [2:00]
11. Cops [1:11]
12. Narcolepsy [4:42]
13. "Everybody was Naked" [3:30]
14. Family Portraits [2:56]
15. Audience Reaction [2:10]
16. Pimps in Hollywood [3:10]
Gus Van Sant's dreamtime riff on Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Parts I and II" features River Phoenix as Mike Waters, a narcoleptic male hustler who is first seen drifting on a stretch of highway in Idaho. Mike shifts from Seattle to Portland, where he has taken up with Scott Favor (Keanu Reeves), who is also a hustler. The difference between them is Mike's sleepy state betrays an uncertain future, while Scott is ready to inherit a fortune from his father within a week. Mike feels a real affection for Scott, but Scott does not believe men can really love each other. Besides, Scott is mostly hustling as a means of slumming and killing time before he inherits his money. Mike, however, delusionally thinks Scott will continue with his life as a drifter after receiving his inheritance. Mike's belief is shared by the dregs of Portland, who live out of an abandoned hotel with their spiritual leader Bob (film director William Richert). They're convinced Scott's fortune will benefit them all, when in reality Scott has other plans. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide