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Japan AC-3 Dolby LD's Runaway Bride AC-3 WS Japan Only NEW LD Roberts Gere

Runaway Bride AC-3 WS Japan Only NEW LD Roberts Gere

Pressed in Limited Quantities on the 26th of May 2000

Runaway Bride AC-3 WS Japan Only NEW LD Roberts Gere

Pressed in Limited Quantities on the 26th of May 2000

Super Rare Factory-Sealed, Dolby Digital AC-3, Widescreen, Japan Only, LaserDisc Movie Near-Mint Condition

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Runaway Bride AC-3 WS Japan Only NEW LD Roberts Gere

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Super Rare Factory-Sealed, Dolby Digital AC-3, Widescreen, Japan Only, LaserDisc Movie Near-Mint Condition

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Super Rare Factory-Sealed, Dolby Digital AC-3, Widescreen, Japan Only, LaserDisc Movie

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Julia Roberts & Richard Gere in...

Runaway Bride

( Catalog Number PILF2834 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Best Version on LaserDisc

Runaway Bride
1999 - 110 min. - Color
Genre: Romance
Rated PG
Country: Japan

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Ike Graham (Richard Gere) is a New York newspaper columnist with a problem - his deadline is an hour away, his ex-wife is his boss and his writer's block is working overtime.  Retreating to his favorite watering hole to "brainstorm," Ike hears about a young woman in rural Maryland named Maggie (Julia Roberts) who, apparently, loves being engaged, but who has very cold feet about getting married. Intrigued, Ike composes a column about Maggie, beginning a chain of events which leads him to Hale, Maryland, her hometown.  Maggie Carpenter also has a problem - Ike Graham. Furious with the column and its author, she plans to even the score with him. Ike eventually discovers there is much more to Maggie than just a problem with commitment; and he ends up with the story of a lifetime.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
In 1990, Pretty Woman turned Julia Roberts into a star and gave Richard Gere's career a much-needed boost; for 1999, Roberts and Gere reunited with director Garry Marshall for the romantic comedy Runaway Bride. Roberts plays Maggie, who has left so many prospective husbands at the altar that she has gained notoriety as "the Runaway Bride," and a reporter (played by Richard Gere) is assigned to write a story about her. He tracks her down to a small town in Maryland where she's spending time with her family and preparing to give marriage another try. However, the more time she spends with the persistent reporter, the more second thoughts she has about her fianc (Christopher Meloni). Hector Elizondo, another Pretty Woman alumnus, appears in the supporting cast alongside Joan Cusack, Paul Dooley, and Rita Wilson. --- Mark Deming

The reteaming of Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, almost ten years after Pretty Woman launched her into the cinematic stratosphere, was a fairly obvious ploy. And the resulting film, Runaway Bride, just as obviously gets its shoelaces tangled trying to duplicate the chemistry and charm of a one-time phenomenon. Roberts and Gere posed for the movie's poster on separate days, leaving them looking like cardboard cutouts propped against each other --- a good analogy for their onscreen performances. A blas Gere steps into the familiar role of an affable lout who knows the first names of every blue-collar worker in his New York City neighborhood, establishing him as a populist hero who deserves the audience's affection. As if that environment weren't artificial enough, he then enters an idyllic Hollywood back lot of a "small town" where he virtually stalks Roberts, befriending nearly everybody and turning up at her every social gathering. All the while his job is in jeopardy, and though one might think he'd be hounded by pressure to produce, he exists on suspended movie time, coolly smelling as many roses as he wants. Roberts is fine in her role, but both actors could do this in their sleep. It's the kind of film viewers might find themselves liking, only to later realize that the set-ups are so prefabricated they leave them feeling sullied. This film performed at the box office in a big way --- sticking in the top five for weeks and netting $150 million domestically --- but that doesn't make it anything more than an empty crowd-pleaser. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Runaway Bride

Julia Roberts - Maggie Carpenter
Richard Gere - Ike Graham
Joan Cusack - Peggy Flemming
Hector Elizondo - Fisher
Rita Wilson - Ellie
Paul Dooley - Walter Carpenter
Christopher Meloni - Coach Bob
Donal Logue - Priest Bob
Reg Rogers - George Bug Guy
Yul Vasquez - Dead Head Gill
Jane Morris - Mrs. Pressman
Lisa Roberts Gillan - Elaine from Manhattan
Kathleen Marshall - Cousin Cindy
Jean Schertler - Grandma
Larry Miller - Bartender

Crew for Runaway Bride

Garry Marshall - Director
Robert W. Cort - Producer
Ted Field - Producer
Scott Kroopf - Producer
Tom Rosenberg - Producer
Josann McGibbon - Screenwriter
Sara Parriott - Screenwriter
Stuart Dryburgh - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Kathy Nelson - Musical Direction/Supervision
Bruce Green - Editor
Mark Friedberg - Production Designer
Steven W. Graham - Art Director
Ellen H. Schwartz - Co-producer / First Assistant Director
Karen Stirgwolt - Co-producer
Richard S. Wright - Co-producer
Gary Lucchesi - Executive Producer
David Madden - Executive Producer
Ted Tannenbaum - Executive Producer
Stephanie Carroll - Set Designer
Charles McCarry - Set Designer
Thomas Minton - Set Designer
Albert Wolsky - Costume Designer
Keith A. Wester - Sound/Sound Designer
Gretchen Rennell Court - Casting
Ian Fox - Second Unit Camera
Scott Marshall - Second Unit Director
Robert L. Sephton - Sound Editor

Feature Details

Title: Runaway Bride
Feature Release Date: 1999
Genre: Romance
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 110 Minutes
Chapters: 22
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 26 May 2000
Catalog Number: PILF2834
UPC: 4988102534912
Manufacturer: Pioneer Japan
Publisher: Touchstone Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: Japan
Video Format: NTSC

Model: PILF2834-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Super Rare Factory-Sealed, Dolby Digital AC-3, Widescreen, Japan Only, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint Condition

Julia Roberts & Richard Gere in...

Runaway Bride

( Catalog Number PILF2834 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

Runaway Bride
1999 - 110 min. - Color
Genre: Romance
Rated PG
Country: Japan

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Ike Graham (Richard Gere) is a New York newspaper columnist with a problem - his deadline is an hour away, his ex-wife is his boss and his writer's block is working overtime.  Retreating to his favorite watering hole to "brainstorm," Ike hears about a young woman in rural Maryland named Maggie (Julia Roberts) who, apparently, loves being engaged, but who has very cold feet about getting married. Intrigued, Ike composes a column about Maggie, beginning a chain of events which leads him to Hale, Maryland, her hometown.  Maggie Carpenter also has a problem - Ike Graham. Furious with the column and its author, she plans to even the score with him. Ike eventually discovers there is much more to Maggie than just a problem with commitment; and he ends up with the story of a lifetime.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
In 1990, Pretty Woman turned Julia Roberts into a star and gave Richard Gere's career a much-needed boost; for 1999, Roberts and Gere reunited with director Garry Marshall for the romantic comedy Runaway Bride. Roberts plays Maggie, who has left so many prospective husbands at the altar that she has gained notoriety as "the Runaway Bride," and a reporter (played by Richard Gere) is assigned to write a story about her. He tracks her down to a small town in Maryland where she's spending time with her family and preparing to give marriage another try. However, the more time she spends with the persistent reporter, the more second thoughts she has about her fianc (Christopher Meloni). Hector Elizondo, another Pretty Woman alumnus, appears in the supporting cast alongside Joan Cusack, Paul Dooley, and Rita Wilson. --- Mark Deming

The reteaming of Julia Roberts and Richard Gere, almost ten years after Pretty Woman launched her into the cinematic stratosphere, was a fairly obvious ploy. And the resulting film, Runaway Bride, just as obviously gets its shoelaces tangled trying to duplicate the chemistry and charm of a one-time phenomenon. Roberts and Gere posed for the movie's poster on separate days, leaving them looking like cardboard cutouts propped against each other --- a good analogy for their onscreen performances. A blas Gere steps into the familiar role of an affable lout who knows the first names of every blue-collar worker in his New York City neighborhood, establishing him as a populist hero who deserves the audience's affection. As if that environment weren't artificial enough, he then enters an idyllic Hollywood back lot of a "small town" where he virtually stalks Roberts, befriending nearly everybody and turning up at her every social gathering. All the while his job is in jeopardy, and though one might think he'd be hounded by pressure to produce, he exists on suspended movie time, coolly smelling as many roses as he wants. Roberts is fine in her role, but both actors could do this in their sleep. It's the kind of film viewers might find themselves liking, only to later realize that the set-ups are so prefabricated they leave them feeling sullied. This film performed at the box office in a big way --- sticking in the top five for weeks and netting $150 million domestically --- but that doesn't make it anything more than an empty crowd-pleaser. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Runaway Bride

Julia Roberts - Maggie Carpenter
Richard Gere - Ike Graham
Joan Cusack - Peggy Flemming
Hector Elizondo - Fisher
Rita Wilson - Ellie
Paul Dooley - Walter Carpenter
Christopher Meloni - Coach Bob
Donal Logue - Priest Bob
Reg Rogers - George Bug Guy
Yul Vasquez - Dead Head Gill
Jane Morris - Mrs. Pressman
Lisa Roberts Gillan - Elaine from Manhattan
Kathleen Marshall - Cousin Cindy
Jean Schertler - Grandma
Larry Miller - Bartender

Crew for Runaway Bride

Garry Marshall - Director
Robert W. Cort - Producer
Ted Field - Producer
Scott Kroopf - Producer
Tom Rosenberg - Producer
Josann McGibbon - Screenwriter
Sara Parriott - Screenwriter
Stuart Dryburgh - Cinematographer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
Kathy Nelson - Musical Direction/Supervision
Bruce Green - Editor
Mark Friedberg - Production Designer
Steven W. Graham - Art Director
Ellen H. Schwartz - Co-producer / First Assistant Director
Karen Stirgwolt - Co-producer
Richard S. Wright - Co-producer
Gary Lucchesi - Executive Producer
David Madden - Executive Producer
Ted Tannenbaum - Executive Producer
Stephanie Carroll - Set Designer
Charles McCarry - Set Designer
Thomas Minton - Set Designer
Albert Wolsky - Costume Designer
Keith A. Wester - Sound/Sound Designer
Gretchen Rennell Court - Casting
Ian Fox - Second Unit Camera
Scott Marshall - Second Unit Director
Robert L. Sephton - Sound Editor

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