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Soundtrack remastered in Dolby Digital 5.1; Behind-the-scenes documentary "The Story of a Dress"; Interactive menus; Two theatrical trailers; Scene access; Languages & subtitles: English & Français
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0. Scene Selections
1. Overture. [4:03]
2. Credits. [3:29]
3. Molly and Family. [2:21]
4. "I Ain't Down Yet." [5:35]
5. The Man I Marry. [4:05]
6. "Colorado, My Home." [3:52]
7. At the River. [2:17]
8. Cabin Fever. [3:27]
9. Leadville. [2:13]
10. "Belly Up to the Bar, Boys." [7:35]
11. Reading and Writing. [3:39]
12. "I'll Never Say No." [4:14]
13. "I'll Never Say No" Reprise. [2:03]
14. Just for Molly. [3:34]
15. Bamboozled Bride. [3:35]
16. Hiding Place. [5:26]
17. Up in Smoke. [4:00]
18. Lucky Strike. [2:26]
19. The Idle Rich. [4:32]
20. Surprise Guests. [5:48]
21. Grogan's Advice. [2:20]
22. Ryan's Advice. [2:49]
23. "I'll Never Say No" and "I Ain't Down Yet." [2:38]
24. New Circle of Friends. [3:25]
25. "A Belly Up" Birthday. [2:29]
26. Bound for "Colorado, My Home." [2:58]
27. The Receiving Line. [5:33]
28. "He's My Friend." [7:01]
29. Brawl at the Browns'. [3:54]
30. Saying No at Last. [2:04]
31. "Leadville Johnny Brown." [4:01]
32. Queen of the World. [2:41]
33. Down. [3:49]
34. "I'm Unsinkable!" [2:12]
35. Quite a Woman. [2:41]
36. Finale. [2:47]
37. Cast List. [:28]
38. Exit Music. [3:07]
Meredith Willson's second Broadway hit (the first and biggest was The Music Man) proved a lucrative vehicle for the equally unsinkable Debbie Reynolds. Based on a true story, the film casts Debbie as hoydenish Molly Brown, who wangles her way into Denver High Society when she marries "overnight millionaire" Johnny Brown (Harve Presnell). When the local social arbiters give Molly the brush-off, she pulls off a coup by bringing a representative of European royalty, Prince Louis de Laniere (Vassili Lambrinos) into the Colorado community. Her admiration for the prince causes a rift in her marriage; it takes the sinking of the Titanic--wherein Molly heroically commandeers one of the lifeboats and is responsible for rescuing several of the passengers--to bring Molly and Johnny together again. While the energetic performances of such songs as "I Ain't Down Yet" and "Belly Up to the Bar Boys" are to be cherished, the real highlight of The Unsinkable Molly Brown is a society ball which ends up in a pie fight between the Denver "elite" and Molly's rambunctious mining-town cronies. Treated condescendingly by the critics, the film struck a responsive chord with audiences to the tune of a $7.5 million gross. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide