The Cherry Orchard with Charlotte Rampling: DVD Cover

    The Cherry Orchard Director: Michael Cacoyannis Cast: Charlotte Rampling, Alan Bates, Katrin Cartlidge, Owen Teale

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    • DVD Release Date: 02/25/2003
    • Original Release: 1999
    • Rating: Rated PG
    • Sales Rank: 40,442

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    Features

    Original theatrical trailer; Exclusive interview with director Michael Cacoyannis

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. An Attic in Paris [8:50]
    2. Awaiting the Mistress [12:06]
    3. The Estate [8:32]
    4. Business Matters [10:41]
    5. Pyotr, the Student [8:07]
    6. Incurable Diseases [10:29]
    7. Love in the Orchard [9:23]
    8. As the Sun Sets [13:21]
    9. The Auction and the Dance [7:20]
    10. Facing the Truth [11:02]
    11. Alexeyevich, the New Master [9:11]
    12. Long Goodbyes [8:27]
    13. The End of the Lease [9:00]
    14. One Last Look [8:08]
    15. An Empty House [6:50]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Renowned Greek filmmaker Michael Cacoyannis wrote and directed this adaptation of the classic final drama by playwright Anton Chekhov, set in 1900. Lyubov Ranevskaya (Charlotte Rampling) left Russia to escape troubling memories of the death of her son. Now her family is riddled with debt and Lyubov and her teenaged daughter Anya (Tushka Bergen) have come home to the family estate, looking for a way to pay their bills. Much to their dismay, the Ranevskayas are forced to sell their land to Lopakhin (Owen Teale), a crude businessman who intends to build a housing development in what was once the family's cherry orchard. The international cast also includes Alan Bates as Lyubov's brother Gaev, Katrin Cartlidge as Lyubov's ward Varya, and Michael Gough and Frances de la Tour as the family's servants. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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