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Don Days

( Catalog Number TEST11 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

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Don Days
1979 - 99 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
It's H.G. Wells (Malcolm McDowell) versus Jack the Ripper (David Warner) in the fanciful Time After Time---and, per the film's title, the chase extends from the 19th century to the 20th. Wells has built a time machine in his cellar, which the Ripper uses as a means of escape. Both men find themselves in 20th- century San Francisco, and, after an amusing period of adjustment, both make themselves at home. The plot takes a dark turn when the Ripper, disappointed that Wells' dreams of a Utopian future have not come to fruition, resumes his murderous activities. The suspenseful climax finds Wells and the Ripper in a standoff, with Wells' modern lady friend, kooky bank teller Mary Steenburgen, the unwilling center of attention. --- Hal Erickson

Nicholas Meyer's directorial debut, Time After Time, manages to mix H. G. Wells, Jack the Ripper, time travel, and women's liberation. It also happens to be wonderfully entertaining. Malcom McDowell invests Wells with a foppish intelligence that anyone who is unfamiliar with his work apart from A Clockwork Orange may be surprised by. If the film had been made twenty years later it would not be difficult to imagine High Grant in the role. By skillfully establishing his character in the opening twenty minutes, the audience can easily accept how quickly Wells acclimates himself to the modern world. Sure, the fish out of water jokes are there, and they are funny, but they are not the heart of the picture. That most certainly is Mary Steenburgen's bank teller, Amy Robbins. Wells falls for her because she espouses a post-hippie feminist belief system that is right in line with his utopian writings. That the film's tension doesn't dissipate as their love blossoms displays the skill of the actors and the tightness of the screenplay. Containing much of the same charm as Meyer's screenplay for The Seven Percent Solution) (which combined Sherlock Homes and Sigmund Freud with skill, humor, and tension) Time After Time is a good thriller and an engaging love story told with solid, old-fashioned storytelling technique. --- Perry Seibert

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Cast for Don Days

Malcolm McDowell - Herbert G. Wells
David Warner - Jack the Ripper
Mary Steenburgen - Amy Robbins
Charles Cioffi - Lt. Mitchell
Patti D'Arbanville - Shirley
Antonia Katsaros - Mrs. Tumer
Corey Feldman - Boy at Museum
Geraldine Baron - Carol
Robert Mitchum
Boyd "Red" Morgan - Booking Cop
Joseph Maher - Adams
Keith McConnell - Harding
Laurie Main - Inspector Gregson
Leo Lewis - Richardson
Wayne Storm - 2nd Cop
Nick Shields - Diner
Byron Webster - McKay
Ray Reinhardt - Jeweler
Clete Roberts - Newscaster
Bob Shaw - Bank Officer
Clement St. George - Bobby
Kent Williams - Assistant
Rita Conde - Maid
John Colton - 3rd Cop
James Cranna - Man
Michael Evans - Sergeant
Antonie Becker - Nurse
Bill Bradley - Pawnbroker
Larry Blake - Guard
Dan Leegant - Man on Street
Jim Haynie - 1st Cop
Hilda Haynes - 2nd Nurse
Stu Klitsher - Clergyman
Lou Felder - Man
Jimmy Garrett - Edwards
Gene Hartline - Cab Driver
Anthony Gordon - Man
Shelley Hack - Docent

Crew for Don Days

Herb Jaffe - Producer
Steven Charles Jaffe - Producer
Nicholas Meyer - Screenwriter / Director
Paul Lohmann - Cinematographer
Miklos Rozsa - Composer (Music Score)
Donn Cambern - Editor
Edward C. Carfagno - Production Designer
Barbara Krieger - Set Designer
Yvonne Kubis - Costume Designer
Lynn Reynolds - Makeup
Jim Blount - Special Effects
Larry Fuentes - Special Effects
Michael Daves - First Assistant Director
Larry Duran - Stunts
Jerry Jost - Sound/Sound Designer
Everett Creach - Stunts Coordinator

Awards for Don Days

10 Best Films 1979 National Board of Review of Motion Pict

Feature Details

Title: Don Days
Feature Release Date: 1979
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 99 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

Technical Details

Catalog Number: TEST11
UPC: Does not apply
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: TEST11
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Don Days
1979 - 99 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
It's H.G. Wells (Malcolm McDowell) versus Jack the Ripper (David Warner) in the fanciful Time After Time---and, per the film's title, the chase extends from the 19th century to the 20th. Wells has built a time machine in his cellar, which the Ripper uses as a means of escape. Both men find themselves in 20th- century San Francisco, and, after an amusing period of adjustment, both make themselves at home. The plot takes a dark turn when the Ripper, disappointed that Wells' dreams of a Utopian future have not come to fruition, resumes his murderous activities. The suspenseful climax finds Wells and the Ripper in a standoff, with Wells' modern lady friend, kooky bank teller Mary Steenburgen, the unwilling center of attention. --- Hal Erickson

Nicholas Meyer's directorial debut, Time After Time, manages to mix H. G. Wells, Jack the Ripper, time travel, and women's liberation. It also happens to be wonderfully entertaining. Malcom McDowell invests Wells with a foppish intelligence that anyone who is unfamiliar with his work apart from A Clockwork Orange may be surprised by. If the film had been made twenty years later it would not be difficult to imagine High Grant in the role. By skillfully establishing his character in the opening twenty minutes, the audience can easily accept how quickly Wells acclimates himself to the modern world. Sure, the fish out of water jokes are there, and they are funny, but they are not the heart of the picture. That most certainly is Mary Steenburgen's bank teller, Amy Robbins. Wells falls for her because she espouses a post-hippie feminist belief system that is right in line with his utopian writings. That the film's tension doesn't dissipate as their love blossoms displays the skill of the actors and the tightness of the screenplay. Containing much of the same charm as Meyer's screenplay for The Seven Percent Solution) (which combined Sherlock Homes and Sigmund Freud with skill, humor, and tension) Time After Time is a good thriller and an engaging love story told with solid, old-fashioned storytelling technique. --- Perry Seibert

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Cast for Don Days

Malcolm McDowell - Herbert G. Wells
David Warner - Jack the Ripper
Mary Steenburgen - Amy Robbins
Charles Cioffi - Lt. Mitchell
Patti D'Arbanville - Shirley
Antonia Katsaros - Mrs. Tumer
Corey Feldman - Boy at Museum
Geraldine Baron - Carol
Robert Mitchum
Boyd "Red" Morgan - Booking Cop
Joseph Maher - Adams
Keith McConnell - Harding
Laurie Main - Inspector Gregson
Leo Lewis - Richardson
Wayne Storm - 2nd Cop
Nick Shields - Diner
Byron Webster - McKay
Ray Reinhardt - Jeweler
Clete Roberts - Newscaster
Bob Shaw - Bank Officer
Clement St. George - Bobby
Kent Williams - Assistant
Rita Conde - Maid
John Colton - 3rd Cop
James Cranna - Man
Michael Evans - Sergeant
Antonie Becker - Nurse
Bill Bradley - Pawnbroker
Larry Blake - Guard
Dan Leegant - Man on Street
Jim Haynie - 1st Cop
Hilda Haynes - 2nd Nurse
Stu Klitsher - Clergyman
Lou Felder - Man
Jimmy Garrett - Edwards
Gene Hartline - Cab Driver
Anthony Gordon - Man
Shelley Hack - Docent

Crew for Don Days

Herb Jaffe - Producer
Steven Charles Jaffe - Producer
Nicholas Meyer - Screenwriter / Director
Paul Lohmann - Cinematographer
Miklos Rozsa - Composer (Music Score)
Donn Cambern - Editor
Edward C. Carfagno - Production Designer
Barbara Krieger - Set Designer
Yvonne Kubis - Costume Designer
Lynn Reynolds - Makeup
Jim Blount - Special Effects
Larry Fuentes - Special Effects
Michael Daves - First Assistant Director
Larry Duran - Stunts
Jerry Jost - Sound/Sound Designer
Everett Creach - Stunts Coordinator

Awards for Don Days

10 Best Films 1979 National Board of Review of Motion Pict

Feature Details

Title: Don Days
Feature Release Date: 1979
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 99 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

Technical Details

Catalog Number: TEST11
UPC: Does not apply
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

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