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Widescreen Editions Ronin AC-3 WS LaserDisc Rare LD De Niro Reno McElhone Spy Thriller

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Robert De Niro and Jean Réno in...

Ronin

( Catalog Number ML107184 )
(2.35:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Ronin
1998 - 121 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
David Mamet wrote this screenplay under the name Richard Weisz, as a gun for hire, much like the masterless samurai of the film's title, who roamed Japan in the 19th Century, loyal only to themselves. A group of men with highly developed skills are called to a meeting in a deserted warehouse in Paris. Sam (Robert De Niro), an American, may be ex-CIA. Vincent (Jean Reno), the terminally cool Frenchman, is a mystery. Russian computer whiz Gregor (Stellan Skarsgaard) is presumably ex-KGB, and Spence (Sean Bean), a British demolitions man, and Larry (Skipp Suddith), another Yank, round out the team. They've been hired by the IRA, through liaison Deirdre (Natascha McElhone), to steal a briefcase of unknown contents somewhere in Europe. As the unit races from one spectacular location on the French Riviera to another, the body count mounts, some Russian gangsters get into the act, and the betrayals come fast and furious. In a rare comic moment, Sam stitches up his own bullet wound, and asks a friend to finish before he passes out. RONIN features an exceptional cast, sumptuous locations, and the kind of realistic car chases and action scenes that one expects from a director of John Frankenheimer's skills.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
John Frankenheimer directed this $20 million international action thriller from a screenplay by Richard Weisz (pseudonym for David Mamet) and J.D. Zeik. In Paris, Irish organizer Deidre (Natascha McElhone) assembles a team to grab a mysterious briefcase from criminals. They are never told who hired them or the true identity of their targets. The hired specialists: Former CIA officer Sam (Robert De Niro), former Euro intelligence agent Vincent (Jean Reno), German electronics expert Gregor (Stellan Skarsgard), driver Larry (Skip Sudduth), and British weapons wrangler Spence (Sean Bean). After a Seine shootout, the action moves to the South of France, with a recon mission in Cannes, and a chase that brings everyone to Nice. Inevitable betrayals ensue, along with more pursuits. --- Bhob Stewart

Any directorial career that includes both Seconds (1966) and The Island Of Dr. Moreau (1996) features more ups and downs than most, and with Ronin John Frankenheimer announced a comeback. Exploring the territory of international espionage, it compensates for fhe familiarity of its material by doing just about everything right. A gripping, deliberately-paced opening sequence perfectly sets the mood, capturing the uneasy peace of post-Cold War Europe with creepy effectiveness. The rest of the film runs with the notion, developing its vivid, weary characters and terse dialogue between well-staged action sequences. Frankenheimer films car chases as if he'd just invented the concept and David Mamet's pseudonymous script blows his gift for portraying con artistry up to an international scale. A memorable, thoughtful thriller cast to perfection and shot through with the chill of political unease and the knowledge of how easy it is to bargain away one's soul, it provided a late-career peak for a director who had something to prove. --- Keith Phipps

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Cast for Ronin

Robert De Niro - Sam
Jean Rno - Vincent
Natascha McElhone - Deirdre
Stellan Skarsgrd - Gregor
Sean Bean - Spence
Skipp Sudduth - Larry
Michel Lonsdale - Jean-Pierre
Jan Triska - Dapper Gent
Jonathan Pryce - Seamus
Feodor Atkine - Mikhi
Katarina Witt - Natacha Kirilova
Bernard Bloch - Sergi

Crew for Ronin

John Frankenheimer - Director
Frank Mancuso, Jr. - Producer
Richard Weisz - Screenwriter
J.D. Zeik - Screenwriter / Original Story
Robert Fraisse - Cinematographer
Elia Cmiral - Composer (Music Score)
Antony Gibbs - Editor
Michael Z. Hanan - Production Designer
Gerard Viard - Art Director
Ethel Winant - Associate Producer
Paul Kelmenson - Executive Producer
Robert Le Corre - Set Designer
May Routh - Costume Designer
Michel Cheyko - First Assistant Director
Bernard Bats - Sound/Sound Designer
Mike LeMare - Sound/Sound Designer
Margot Capelier - Casting
Amanda Mackey Johnson - Casting
Cathy Sandrich - Casting

Feature Details

Title: Ronin
Feature Release Date: 1998
Genre: Action
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 121 Minutes
Chapters: 35
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 2 Mar 1999
Catalog Number: ML107184
UPC: 027616718464
Manufacturer: Pioneer USA
Publisher: MGM/UA Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 3
Cover: Jacket
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ML107184
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
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Robert De Niro and Jean Réno in...

Ronin

( Catalog Number ML107184 )
(2.35:1) (3 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
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Ronin
1998 - 121 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated R
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
David Mamet wrote this screenplay under the name Richard Weisz, as a gun for hire, much like the masterless samurai of the film's title, who roamed Japan in the 19th Century, loyal only to themselves. A group of men with highly developed skills are called to a meeting in a deserted warehouse in Paris. Sam (Robert De Niro), an American, may be ex-CIA. Vincent (Jean Reno), the terminally cool Frenchman, is a mystery. Russian computer whiz Gregor (Stellan Skarsgaard) is presumably ex-KGB, and Spence (Sean Bean), a British demolitions man, and Larry (Skipp Suddith), another Yank, round out the team. They've been hired by the IRA, through liaison Deirdre (Natascha McElhone), to steal a briefcase of unknown contents somewhere in Europe. As the unit races from one spectacular location on the French Riviera to another, the body count mounts, some Russian gangsters get into the act, and the betrayals come fast and furious. In a rare comic moment, Sam stitches up his own bullet wound, and asks a friend to finish before he passes out. RONIN features an exceptional cast, sumptuous locations, and the kind of realistic car chases and action scenes that one expects from a director of John Frankenheimer's skills.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
John Frankenheimer directed this $20 million international action thriller from a screenplay by Richard Weisz (pseudonym for David Mamet) and J.D. Zeik. In Paris, Irish organizer Deidre (Natascha McElhone) assembles a team to grab a mysterious briefcase from criminals. They are never told who hired them or the true identity of their targets. The hired specialists: Former CIA officer Sam (Robert De Niro), former Euro intelligence agent Vincent (Jean Reno), German electronics expert Gregor (Stellan Skarsgard), driver Larry (Skip Sudduth), and British weapons wrangler Spence (Sean Bean). After a Seine shootout, the action moves to the South of France, with a recon mission in Cannes, and a chase that brings everyone to Nice. Inevitable betrayals ensue, along with more pursuits. --- Bhob Stewart

Any directorial career that includes both Seconds (1966) and The Island Of Dr. Moreau (1996) features more ups and downs than most, and with Ronin John Frankenheimer announced a comeback. Exploring the territory of international espionage, it compensates for fhe familiarity of its material by doing just about everything right. A gripping, deliberately-paced opening sequence perfectly sets the mood, capturing the uneasy peace of post-Cold War Europe with creepy effectiveness. The rest of the film runs with the notion, developing its vivid, weary characters and terse dialogue between well-staged action sequences. Frankenheimer films car chases as if he'd just invented the concept and David Mamet's pseudonymous script blows his gift for portraying con artistry up to an international scale. A memorable, thoughtful thriller cast to perfection and shot through with the chill of political unease and the knowledge of how easy it is to bargain away one's soul, it provided a late-career peak for a director who had something to prove. --- Keith Phipps

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Cast for Ronin

Robert De Niro - Sam
Jean Rno - Vincent
Natascha McElhone - Deirdre
Stellan Skarsgrd - Gregor
Sean Bean - Spence
Skipp Sudduth - Larry
Michel Lonsdale - Jean-Pierre
Jan Triska - Dapper Gent
Jonathan Pryce - Seamus
Feodor Atkine - Mikhi
Katarina Witt - Natacha Kirilova
Bernard Bloch - Sergi

Crew for Ronin

John Frankenheimer - Director
Frank Mancuso, Jr. - Producer
Richard Weisz - Screenwriter
J.D. Zeik - Screenwriter / Original Story
Robert Fraisse - Cinematographer
Elia Cmiral - Composer (Music Score)
Antony Gibbs - Editor
Michael Z. Hanan - Production Designer
Gerard Viard - Art Director
Ethel Winant - Associate Producer
Paul Kelmenson - Executive Producer
Robert Le Corre - Set Designer
May Routh - Costume Designer
Michel Cheyko - First Assistant Director
Bernard Bats - Sound/Sound Designer
Mike LeMare - Sound/Sound Designer
Margot Capelier - Casting
Amanda Mackey Johnson - Casting
Cathy Sandrich - Casting

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