Mildred Pierce (ミルドレッド・ピアース)(Criterion Collection)

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フォーマット	Blu-ray Disc
発売日	2017年02月21日
国内/輸入	輸入
レーベル	Criterion Collection
構成数	1
パッケージ仕様	-
規格品番	CCIN2728BR
SKU	715515192712

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BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES
・4K digital restoration, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack
・Conversation with critics Molly Haskell and Robert Polito
・Excerpt from a 1970 episode of The David Frost Show featuring actor Joan Crawford
・Joan Craw-ford: The Ultimate Movie Star, a 2002 feature-length documentary
・Q&A with actor Ann Blyth from 2006, presented by Marc Huestis and conducted by film historian Eddie Muller at the Castro Theatre in San Francisco
・Segment from a 1969 episode of the Today show featuring Mildred Pierce novelist James M. Cain
・Trailer
・English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
・PLUS: An essay by critic Imogen Sara Smith

Cover by Sean Phillips

Cast
Joan Crawford … Mildred Pierce
Jack Carson … Wally Fay
Zachary Scott … Monte Beragon
Eve Arden … Ida Corwin
Ann Blyth … Veda Pierce
Bruce Bennett … Bert Pierce
Lee Patrick … Mrs. Maggie Biederhof
Moroni Olsen … Inspector Peterson
Veda Ann Borg … Miriam Ellis
Jo Ann Marlowe … Kay Pierce
Butterfly McQueen … Lottie

Credits
Director … Michael Curtiz
Produced by … Jerry Wald
Screenplay by … Ranald MacDougall
Based on the novel by … James M. Cain
Music by … Max Steiner
Director of photography … Ernest Haller
Film editor … David Weisbart
Art director … Anton Grot

United States
1945
111 minutes
Black & White
1.37:1
English

1.[Blu-ray Disc]

Melodrama casts noirish shadows in this portrait of maternal sacrifice from Hollywood master Michael Curtiz. Joan Crawford's iconic performance as Mildred, a single mother hell-bent on freeing her children from the stigma of economic hardship, solidified Crawford's career comeback and gave the actor her only Oscar. But as Mildred pulls herself up by her bootstraps, first as an unflappable waitress and eventually as the well-heeled owner of a successful restaurant chain, the ingratitude of her materialistic firstborn (a diabolical Ann Blyth) becomes a venomous serpent's tooth, setting in motion an endless cycle of desperate overtures and heartless recriminations. Recasting James M. Cain's rich psychological novel as a murder mystery, this bitter cocktail of blind parental love and all-American ambition is both unremittingly hard-boiled and sumptuously emotional.