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King in New York (Motion picture). French & English
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
2 videodiscs (178 min.) : sound, black and white ; 4 3/4 in.
A king in New York: A king fleeing a revolution takes refuge in the USA. He is led by an advertising agent to make commercials, is suspected of being a communist, testifies before the Un-American Activities Committee and returns to Europe.
A woman of Paris: When her elopement to her beau fails, Marie winds up in Paris as a kept woman whose attempt at reconciliation with her true love only leads to more grief and, finally, tragedy.
disc 1. A king in New York (100 min.) ; Special features -- disc 2. A woman of Paris (78 min.) -- Special features.
A king in New York: MPAA rating: G. A woman in Paris: not rated.
written and directed by Charles Chaplin.
A king in New York produced by Attica Film Company Ltd., England. A woman of Paris produced by Regent Film Company, copyright renewed in 1976 by the Roy Export Company Establishment.
A king in New York originally produced as a motion picture in 1957. A woman in Paris originally produced as a motion picture in 1923.
All-new digital transfers from Chaplin family vault picture and audio elements.
Special features: disc 1. Introduction by David Robinson : Chaplin's biographer discusses the historical and cinematic context of the film (5 min.) -- Chaplin today : A king in New York: documentary by Jérôme de Missolz with the participation of Jim Jamusch (26 min.) -- Deleted scenes: 14 brief scenes deleted from the film for later reissue (16 min.) -- Photo gallery: production stills and photos of the actors -- Film posters -- Trailers (9 min.) -- Chaplin collection (12 min.).
Special features: disc 2. Introduction by David Robinson: Chaplin's biographer discusses the historical and cinematic context of the film (5 min.) -- Chaplin today : A woman of Paris: documentary by Mathias Ledoux with the participation of the Norwegian film actress and director Liv Ullmann (26 min.) -- Deleted shots: scenes cut by Chaplin from the film when he composed the musical score for the film's reissue (6 min.) -- United Artists: signing the contract creating Untied Artists: Charles Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith (3 min.) -- Paris in the '20s: images of the French capital in the Roaring Twenties, the setting and the period of the film's story (10 min.) -- Camille: an amateur movie by Ralph Barton based on La dame aux Camé́lias and featuring numerous personalities of the New York (and visiting) intelligentsia of the time, including Anita Loos, Paul Robeson, Sinclair Lewis, Ethel Barrymore, Sacha Guitry, Yvonne Printemps and Charles Chaplin (1926, 33 min.) -- Photo gallery: photos of the production, sets and the star, Edna Purviance ; Film posters -- Trailers (3 min.) -- The Chaplin collection (12 min.).
A king in New York: Charles Chaplin, Dawn Addams, Oliver Johnston, Michael Chaplin.
A woman of Paris: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Adolphe Menjou, Carl Miller.
DVD; Dolby digital, Dolby surround 5.1 and mono.
Closed-captioned. A king in New York: sound tracks: English and French (mono.). A woman of Paris: silent film with English intertitles. Both films have optional subtitles in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Chinese, Thai, Korean.
A king in New York: music, Charles Chaplin ; director of photography, Georges Perinal ; editor, John Seabourne.
A woman of Paris: music, Charles Chaplin ; photography, Roland Totheroh.
Chaplin collection (Burbank (Los Angeles County, Calif.))