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Suddenly Last Summer (1959) (RCE)

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(RCE)Please Note: Regional Coding Enhancement (RCE): has been added by Warner and Columbia to certain Region 1 DVD's. RCE will prevent the DVD from playing on some "Multi-Region" DVD players. If you are in any doubt that your player may not be able to play RCE DVD's, we recommend that you do not order this title, as we are unable to accept returned RCE DVD's.





Another Tennessee Williams smash hit is brought to life on the screen by Katharine Hepburn, Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Clift. In New Orleans in 1937, a rich widow, Mrs. Venable, plans to fund a hospital building for a state asylum, if Dr. Cukrowicz will perform a lobotomy on her niece Catherine. Mrs. Venable is distraught over the death of her son Sebastian last summer in Europe. Sebastian and his mother used to travel abroad together every summer, except the previous summer, when he took his cousin Catherine instead. Catherine appeared to go mad the day that Sebastian died under mysterious circumstances--and Mrs. Venable intends to bury these secrets.

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Albert Dekker ; Elizabeth Taylor ; Gary Raymond ; Katharine Hepburn ; Mercedes McCambridge ; Montgomery Clift

Joseph L. Mankiewicz

Not Rated

1959

Widescreen 16:9 Anamorphic ; Fullscreen

English - Dolby (1.0) Mono

Chinese ; English ; Korean ; Portuguese ; Spanish ; Thai

1 hour and 54 minutes (approx)

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