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cover
art for Legend Films' release of "The Man Who Could Cheat Death", available
from July 2008 at Best Buy |
Hot on the
heels of the release of several titles from the Hammer/Columbia catalogue is the
worldwide debut of the Hammer/Paramount picture The Man Who Could Cheat Death,
first released in 1959.
The
little-seen Hammer horror stars Anton Diffring and Hazel Court in a remake of
the 1940s picture The Man In Half Moon Street about a scientist who has
found a way to prolong his life through sinister methods.
With
co-star Court having recently passed away this is a timely opportunity to
reflect on her status as Queen of Horror.
The dvd is
being released by
Legend Films
in association with Paramount Home Entertainment on a Region 1 disc in the
US. The dvd will be released initially at a special price in Best Buy stores
across the States, before going on sale to the general public.
Presented
in a 1.66:1 aspect ratio, the disc does not include supplemental material.
The Man Who Could Cheat
Death
Aspect
Ratio: 1.66:1
Sound: English (cc)
82mins colour
SSP: $9.99
(through Best Buy) |