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Disc #1 -- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
1. There's No Problem [4:01]
2. Everything's Right [3:36]
3. Unexpected Return [3:33]
4. Bursting [3:07]
5. Pleased to Meet You [4:37]
6. Nothing Wrong [3:39]
7. Any Objections [2:57]
8. Never Occurred [4:29]
9. The Whole Story [2:08]
10. Loves Me, Loves Me Not [4:53]
11. The Watusi [2:56]
12. I Have to Explain [4:08]
13. Beautiful Thoughts [3:31]
14. Don't Speak, Just Go [3:08]
15. Through the Roof [3:34]
16. Inside Track [4:20]
17. Glory of Love [3:34]
18. Joey's Welfare [4:28]
19. Her Side [5:09]
20. Nothing No More [3:59]
21. Only Forty Minutes [3:36]
22. The Situation [2:56]
23. Opposition [3:46]
24. Blind Men [4:32]
25. Dead Weight [2:58]
26. Packing [3:54]
27. Extraordinary Day [6:37]
28. Unimaginable Problems [3:41]
Disc #3 -- Ship of Fools
1. Leaving Veracruz [2:49]
2. "My Name Is Karl Glocken" [1:29]
3. Ship's Doctor & Captain [2:49]
4. Luncheon Introductions [13:43]
5. A Painter, Traveler & Ballplayer [1:18]
6. "I Need Something to Help Me Sleep" [7:41]
7. Mary & Jenny [1:48]
8. An Artist & His Admirer [3:19]
9. La Condesa & Dr. Schuman [4:13]
10. The Riot [2:08]
11. Pepe's Dance Troop [4:40]
12. Johann's New Friend [2:14]
13. Mary's 46th Birthday Party [11:13]
14. A Prototypical Nazi [8:22]
15. Not Exactly a Dancer [2:34]
16. Two Strangers Become Friends [4:56]
17. A Ballplayer's Lament [7:05]
18. A Table With Better Company [3:04]
19. Dog Overboard [7:15]
20. In the Doctor's Cabin [6:49]
21. Herr Rieber's Song [4:12]
22. His Money or His Life [10:14]
23. Beaten by a Panderer [2:09]
24. Cabin 14 [11:06]
25. "For Me, The Voyage Is Over" [8:32]
26. Still Thinking About Her [2:48]
27. Heart Attack [4:01]
28. Bremerhaven [1:11]
Disc #4 -- The Member of the Wedding
1. Cold Enough [3:18]
2. Sister-in-Law [2:51]
3. Puzzled [4:18]
4. Not Elected [3:09]
5. New Eye [2:41]
6. Ten Feet Tall [2:16]
7. Splinter [3:26]
8. Lovely Size [2:36]
9. Leaving Town [2:40]
10. Light Foot Brown [3:19]
11. The We of Me [4:27]
12. Going to Windy Hill [3:45]
13. Wedding Clothes [3:17]
14. Busy Widow-Man [3:08]
15. Piano Tuning Man [2:30]
16. Queer Feeling [2:43]
17. In Love [2:59]
18. Me and Lutie [3:15]
19. Four Big Ears [2:27]
20. Eyes Make a Connection [2:46]
21. Mean Bossy Frankie [1:46]
22. I Sing [2:37]
23. Wedding Day [4:15]
24. Show Is Over [4:09]
25. Leaving Home [1:43]
26. Back Room [5:19]
27. Moving and Mourning [4:43]
28. Greek God [2:47]
Disc #5 -- The Wild One
1. Where It Began [2:52]
2. Anybody's Race [3:42]
3. Get Rollin' [2:23]
4. Drag for Beers [2:39]
5. Jukebox [3:45]
6. Fender Bender [2:05]
7. The Usual [3:25]
8. Too Square [2:48]
9. B.R.M.C. [3:45]
10. The Needle [2:11]
11. Main Event [3:11]
12. Up and Over [3:27]
13. A Fake [2:19]
14. Cut the Line [3:34]
15. Break Out [3:03]
16. Ice Cream Social [2:50]
17. New Talent [1:59]
18. Chase [3:16]
19. Rescue [5:20]
20. Run Away [:59]
21. Trash [2:55]
22. Punishment [1:18]
23. Escape [2:18]
24. Roundup [2:49]
25. Important Trouble [1:27]
26. A Man Is Dead [2:37]
27. Put Him on the Road [2:53]
28. Goodbye Gift [2:56]
Disc #6 -- The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
1. Happy Fingers [3:10]
2. Dreaming [3:05]
3. 10 Happy Fingers [3:03]
4. The Great Piano [2:44]
5. Practice Makes Perfect [3:12]
6. Future Husband [3:27]
7. Hiding [2:59]
8. Choice of Parents [3:10]
9. "Dream Stuff" [2:49]
10. Little Kook [3:14]
11. No More Sinks [3:12]
12. Pickle Juice [2:57]
13. Hypnotic Trances [1:56]
14. Just Because [3:56]
15. Helping Hands [2:50]
16. The Key [2:55]
17. The Dungeon [1:20]
18. Musical Misfits [6:14]
19. Execution Order [2:10]
20. Saving Heloise [3:20]
21. Spirited Game [3:13]
22. Kind Assistance [2:49]
23. Fascinating Dungeon [3:32]
24. Bus Loads [4:08]
25. Name, Please [4:48]
26. Loveable Leader [1:26]
27. Conductor [2:25]
28. Smoking Bomb [4:27]

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In Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, old-line liberals Matt and Christina Drayton (Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn) have raised their daughter Joey (Katharine Houghton) to think for herself and not blindly conform to the conventional. Still, they aren't prepared for the shock when she returns home from a vacation with a new fianc�: African-American doctor John Prentice (Sidney Poitier). While they come to grips with whatever prejudices they might still harbor, the younger folks must also contend with John's parents (Roy Glenn Sr. and Beah Richards), who are dead-set against the union. To complicate matters, the older couple's disapproving maid (Isabel Sanford) and Christina's bigoted business associate (Virginia Christine) put in their two cents' worth. While Joey is determined to go ahead with the wedding no matter what people think, John refuses to consider marriage until he receives the unqualified approval of all concerned. The closing monologue delivered by Spencer Tracy turned out to be the last scene ever played by the veteran film luminary, who died not long after the production. The film was a success in the racially volatile year of 1967 and was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and won for Hepburn and screenwriter William Rose. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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All Movie Guide

In Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, old-line liberals Matt and Christina Drayton (Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn) have raised their daughter Joey (Katharine Houghton) to think for herself and not blindly conform to the conventional. Still, they aren't prepared for the shock when she returns home from a vacation with a new fianc�: African-American doctor John Prentice (Sidney Poitier). While they come to grips with whatever prejudices they might still harbor, the younger folks must also contend with John's parents (Roy Glenn Sr. and Beah Richards), who are dead-set against the union. To complicate matters, the older couple's disapproving maid (Isabel Sanford) and Christina's bigoted business associate (Virginia Christine) put in their two cents' worth. While Joey is determined to go ahead with the wedding no matter what people think, John refuses to consider marriage until he receives the unqualified approval of all concerned. The closing monologue delivered by Spencer Tracy turned out to be the last scene ever played by the veteran film luminary, who died not long after the production. The film was a success in the racially volatile year of 1967 and was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, including Best Picture, and won for Hepburn and screenwriter William Rose. Hal Erickson

All Movie Guide

25-year-old Julie Harris convincingly recreates her Broadway role of 12-year-old tomboy Frankie Addams in The Member of the Wedding, the 1952 screen version of Carson McCullers' play. Feeling rejected when her older brother goes off on his honeymoon without inviting her along, Frankie runs away from her middle-class southern home. She endures several other adolescent traumas, not least of which is the sudden death of her bespectacled young cousin John Henry (Brandon De Wilde). With the help of warmhearted housekeeper Berenice Sadie Brown (Ethel Waters), Frankie eventually makes an awkward transition to young womanhood. One of several Stanley Kramer productions released by Columbia in the early 1950s, Member of the Wedding wisely used several of the original Broadway cast members. Co-starring as a drunken soldier who tries to take advantage of the vulnerable Frankie is former child actor Dick Moore, making his last screen appearance. The Member of the Wedding was remade for television in 1983 (and unofficially "reworked" into the 1991 sleeper My Girl). Hal Erickson

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The first person the audience sees in Ship of Fools is dwarf Michael Dunn, who speaks to viewers directly and acts as a Greek chorus throughout the film. It begins on the deck of an ocean liner travelling from Vera Cruz to Bremerhaven. The time is the 1930s, so close and yet so far from war. The cross-section of humanity on board includes ship's doctor Oscar Werner, Spanish political activist Simone Signoret, aging coquette Vivien Leigh, hedonistic baseball player Lee Marvin, philosophical Jew Heinz Ruhmann, a smattering of pro- and anti-Hitlerites (Jose Ferrer plays the nastiest and most vocal "pro") and young lovers George Segal and Elizabeth Ashley. Yes, it's Grand Hotel at sea, a feast for stargazers and an endurance test for those who aren't comfortable with non-stop speechmaking. Despite such lines as "What can the Nazis do? Kill all six million of us?," Ship of Fools manages to stay afloat throughout its 148 minutes. Michael Dunn was nominated for an Academy Award for his interlocutory characterization; the rest of the performances range from brilliant to merely filling up the room. Other Oscars were presented to cinematographer Ernest Lazslo and to the art-direction staff. Ship of Fools was adapted by Abby Mann from the novel by Katharine Ann Porter. Hal Erickson

All Movie Guide

"What are you rebelling against?" asks someone. "What've you got?" responds surly, leather-jacketed motorcycle punk Marlon Brando. It comes as a disappointment to discover that The Wild One, the quintessential Brando "rebel" film, is at base a traditional "misunderstood youth vs. the nasty system" effort, with a particularly banal finale. Based on a true incident, the film begins with Brando and his motorcyle gang invading a small town after having been kicked out of a cycle competition (but not before stealing the second-prize trophy). Brando's bikers raise hell all day, but some of the townsfolk are shown to be little better than the invaders. Sheriff Robert Keith, whose daughter (Murphy) has gone fond of Brando, finally responds to the bikers' destructiveness by jailing Lee Marvin, leader of a rival gang. When Marvin's buddies goes on a rampage, Brando exhibits his essential decency by safely escorting the sheriff's daughter out of the melee. The townsfolk misunderstand, assuming that Brando intends to rape the girl. He is attacked by a vigilante mob led by town hothead Ray Teal, who uses this excuse to exercise his own sadistic tendencies. Keith breaks up the mob and suggests that Brando leave; he tries to do so, but another angry response from the mob causes him to inadvertently strike and kill a pedestrian. At the subsequent hearing, the girl rushes to Brando's defense. Though grateful for the unexpected kindness, Brando is constitutionally unable to say "thank you" and rides out of town alone. The image of Marlon Brando astride his Triumph has entered movie folklore, just like King Kong on the Empire State Building or the billow-skirted Marilyn Monroe standing over a subway grating; it's too bad that The Wild One isn't a more worthy vehicle for Brando's talents. Hal Erickson

All Movie Guide

Ted Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, wrote and helped design this eccentric fantasy about a young boy named Bart (Tommy Rettig) who, like most young boys, doesn't enjoy his piano lessons with the mean-spirited Dr. Terwilliker (Hans Conried). He figures his time would be better spent playing baseball with his friends or helping his grown-up buddy Arthur Zabladowski (Peter Lind Hayes), a plumber. One night, while fast asleep, Bart has a long and remarkable dream in which he's trapped in the kingdom of the fearsome Dr. T, who has enslaved hundreds of little boys, forcing them to practice on the world's largest piano until they drop. With the help of a friendly plumber, Bart plans a revolt that will topple Dr. T's evil empire once and for all. The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T also features several songs for which Geisel contributed lyrics. Mark Deming

UPC: 043396211070
Source: SONY PICTURES
Language: English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol
Subtitles: English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol
Time: 8:33:00
Sales Rank: 27,331

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Disc #1 -- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
1. There's No Problem [4:01]
2. Everything's Right [3:36]
3. Unexpected Return [3:33]
4. Bursting [3:07]
5. Pleased to Meet You [4:37]
6. Nothing Wrong [3:39]
7. Any Objections [2:57]
8. Never Occurred [4:29]
9. The Whole Story [2:08]
10. Loves Me, Loves Me Not [4:53]
11. The Watusi [2:56]
12. I Have to Explain [4:08]
13. Beautiful Thoughts [3:31]
14. Don't Speak, Just Go [3:08]
15. Through the Roof [3:34]
16. Inside Track [4:20]
17. Glory of Love [3:34]
18. Joey's Welfare [4:28]
19. Her Side [5:09]
20. Nothing No More [3:59]
21. Only Forty Minutes [3:36]
22. The Situation [2:56]
23. Opposition [3:46]
24. Blind Men [4:32]
25. Dead Weight [2:58]
26. Packing [3:54]
27. Extraordinary Day [6:37]
28. Unimaginable Problems [3:41]
Disc #3 -- Ship of Fools
1. Leaving Veracruz [2:49]
2. "My Name Is Karl Glocken" [1:29]
3. Ship's Doctor & Captain [2:49]
4. Luncheon Introductions [13:43]
5. A Painter, Traveler & Ballplayer [1:18]
6. "I Need Something to Help Me Sleep" [7:41]
7. Mary & Jenny [1:48]
8. An Artist & His Admirer [3:19]
9. La Condesa & Dr. Schuman [4:13]
10. The Riot [2:08]
11. Pepe's Dance Troop [4:40]
12. Johann's New Friend [2:14]
13. Mary's 46th Birthday Party [11:13]
14. A Prototypical Nazi [8:22]
15. Not Exactly a Dancer [2:34]
16. Two Strangers Become Friends [4:56]
17. A Ballplayer's Lament [7:05]
18. A Table With Better Company [3:04]
19. Dog Overboard [7:15]
20. In the Doctor's Cabin [6:49]
21. Herr Rieber's Song [4:12]
22. His Money or His Life [10:14]
23. Beaten by a Panderer [2:09]
24. Cabin 14 [11:06]
25. "For Me, The Voyage Is Over" [8:32]
26. Still Thinking About Her [2:48]
27. Heart Attack [4:01]
28. Bremerhaven [1:11]
Disc #4 -- The Member of the Wedding
1. Cold Enough [3:18]
2. Sister-in-Law [2:51]
3. Puzzled [4:18]
4. Not Elected [3:09]
5. New Eye [2:41]
6. Ten Feet Tall [2:16]
7. Splinter [3:26]
8. Lovely Size [2:36]
9. Leaving Town [2:40]
10. Light Foot Brown [3:19]
11. The We of Me [4:27]
12. Going to Windy Hill [3:45]
13. Wedding Clothes [3:17]
14. Busy Widow-Man [3:08]
15. Piano Tuning Man [2:30]
16. Queer Feeling [2:43]
17. In Love [2:59]
18. Me and Lutie [3:15]
19. Four Big Ears [2:27]
20. Eyes Make a Connection [2:46]
21. Mean Bossy Frankie [1:46]
22. I Sing [2:37]
23. Wedding Day [4:15]
24. Show Is Over [4:09]
25. Leaving Home [1:43]
26. Back Room [5:19]
27. Moving and Mourning [4:43]
28. Greek God [2:47]
Disc #5 -- The Wild One
1. Where It Began [2:52]
2. Anybody's Race [3:42]
3. Get Rollin' [2:23]
4. Drag for Beers [2:39]
5. Jukebox [3:45]
6. Fender Bender [2:05]
7. The Usual [3:25]
8. Too Square [2:48]
9. B.R.M.C. [3:45]
10. The Needle [2:11]
11. Main Event [3:11]
12. Up and Over [3:27]
13. A Fake [2:19]
14. Cut the Line [3:34]
15. Break Out [3:03]
16. Ice Cream Social [2:50]
17. New Talent [1:59]
18. Chase [3:16]
19. Rescue [5:20]
20. Run Away [:59]
21. Trash [2:55]
22. Punishment [1:18]
23. Escape [2:18]
24. Roundup [2:49]
25. Important Trouble [1:27]
26. A Man Is Dead [2:37]
27. Put Him on the Road [2:53]
28. Goodbye Gift [2:56]
Disc #6 -- The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
1. Happy Fingers [3:10]
2. Dreaming [3:05]
3. 10 Happy Fingers [3:03]
4. The Great Piano [2:44]
5. Practice Makes Perfect [3:12]
6. Future Husband [3:27]
7. Hiding [2:59]
8. Choice of Parents [3:10]
9. "Dream Stuff" [2:49]
10. Little Kook [3:14]
11. No More Sinks [3:12]
12. Pickle Juice [2:57]
13. Hypnotic Trances [1:56]
14. Just Because [3:56]
15. Helping Hands [2:50]
16. The Key [2:55]
17. The Dungeon [1:20]
18. Musical Misfits [6:14]
19. Execution Order [2:10]
20. Saving Heloise [3:20]
21. Spirited Game [3:13]
22. Kind Assistance [2:49]
23. Fascinating Dungeon [3:32]
24. Bus Loads [4:08]
25. Name, Please [4:48]
26. Loveable Leader [1:26]
27. Conductor [2:25]
28. Smoking Bomb [4:27]

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Disc #1 -- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
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   Introduction by Steven Speilberg
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   A Message From Quincy Jones
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Disc #2 -- Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Bonus Disc
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   A Love Story of Today
   A Special Kind of Love
   Stanley Kramer: A Man's Search for Truth
   Stanley Kramer Accepts the Irving Thalberg Award [Awards]
   2007 Producers Guild "Stanley Kramer" Award Presentation to Al Gore [Awards]
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Disc #3 -- Ship of Fools
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Disc #4 -- The Member of the Wedding
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   The World of Carson McCullers
   The Journey From Stage to Film
   A Note From Julie Harris
Disc #5 -- The Wild One
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   Commentary With Author and Film Historian Jeanine Basinger: On
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   Introduction to the Film by Karen Kramer
   Hollister California: Bikers, Booze, and the Big Picture
   Brando: An Icon Is Born
Disc #6 -- The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T
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