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1 |
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English (ENG) |
 | Subtitle: |
English (ENG) |
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Chaney, Lon |
 | Description: | Double Blu-ray disc set. The Hunchback of Notre Dame is a huge production: The sets depicting 15th-century Paris covered nineteen acres of Universal Pictures' back lot and included the facade of Notre Dame Cathedral. Filming took six months and the climactic sequence employed two thousand extras, but it's Lon Chaney's performance that makes the character unforgettable. The Hunchback of Notre Dame premiered at New York's Astor Theatre on September 2, 1923. The success of the film was immediate; it made Carl Laemmle and Universal Pictures a fortune, and turned Lon Chaney into a screen legend. This edition is mastered from a multi-tinted 16mm print struck in 1926 from the original camera negative. (The film apparently does not survive in 35mm). Visible wear in the source material is diminished with a moderate amount of digital restoration. It is pictorially much better than earlier video editions and seems to represent the best condition in which this landmark film survives today. A new symphonic score arranged by Donald Hunsberger was recorded in the Czech Republic by full orchestra conducted by Robert Israel. |  | Actors: |
Lon Chaney, Ernest Torrence, Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry, Kate Lester, Harry von Meter, Edwin Wallock, Gladys Johnston, Harry de Vere, Harry Van Meter, Helen Broneau, Jane Sherman, John Cossar, W. Ray Meyers, William Parke Sr., Brandon Hurst, Raymond Hatton, Tully Marshall, Nigel de Brulier, Gladys Brockwell, Eulalie Jensen, Winifred Bryson, Nick De Ruiz, Roy Laidlaw, George MacQuarrie, Jay Hunt, Cesare Gravina |
 | Director: |
Wallace Worsley, Wallace Worsley, Sr. |
 | Producer: |
Carl Laemmle, Sr., Irving G. Thalberg |
 | Manufacturer No.: |
FLAL6784BR |
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