109. Ran

Akira Kurosawa

1985

Kurosawa's masterpiece is a decade-in-the-making version of King Lear that brilliantly blends Japanese history with Shakespeare's themes. A triumphant film about ruthless ambition, evil plots and "Chaos"--the meaning of the title in Japanese. Japanese with English subtitles. 160 mins.

 LEA Price: $30.00

 LEA Price: $38.00

Described as "intellectual vaudeville" by The New York Times, the madcap spoof The Reduced Shakespeare Company became the longest running comedy on the London stage.

            The complete works of William Shakespeare are presented in an hilariously abridged fashion, including the dispensing of all the Bard's comedies in one fell swoop (because the tragedies are funnier). Othello is presented as a rap song, Titus Andronicus becomes a cooking show, and there's much more zaniness as well. "This trio of modern Marx brothers will keep you in stitches" (The Boston Herald). 90 mins.

 LEA Price: $30.00

112. Richard Burton's Hamlet

John Gielgud

1964

Sir John Gielgud directed this legendary 1964 live performance of Shakespeare's play on Broadway starring Richard Burton. The video is made from an original 35mm negative restored by the British Film Institute, with a digitally remastered soundtrack. 206 mins. 

 LEA Price: $135.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

113. Richard III (1912)

James Keane

1912

Believed to be the earliest surviving American feature film, this historic silent movie was also the first feature-length adaptation of Shakespeare's work produced anywhere in the world. William Buffum, a film collector and former projectionist from Oregon, preserved the nitrate reels in his basement for more than 35 years before donating the film to the AFI.

            Unaware of the film's full significance, Buffum's meticulous care kept it in near-mint condition. A major production for its time, the film stars Frederick Warde, a popular Shakespearean actor of the day, in the title role of the cold-hearted king. The AFI restored the fading color tints for the film and commissioned a musical score by legendary film composer Ennio Morricone. "...an amazing surprise...The fact that the print is in nearly mint condition is nothing short of a miracle" (Martin Scorsese). 59 mins. 

 LEA Price: $37.50

 LEA Price: $45.00

114. Richard III

Laurence Olivier

1956

Laurence Olivier's third Shakespeare adaptation moves away from the brooding, austere staging of the early works to a delirious Technicolor treatment of the ruthless tyrant who seizes his throne and wages war at Bosworth. With Olivier, Claire Bloom, Ralph Richardson, John Gielgud and Stanley Baker. Remastered. Letterboxed. 161 mins. 

 LEA Price: $37.50

115. Richard III

Richard Loncraine

1995

Sir Ian McKellen leads an all-star cast including Annette Bening, Robert Downey, Jr., Nigel Hawthorne, Maggie Smith and more, in this updated film adaptation of the Shakespeare play. Visually stunning, it was nominated for Academy Awards for art direction and costume design. This film places the story in a fictional but loosely veiled representation of England in the 1930s, where pomp and fascism seem eerily well matched.

 LEA Price: $23.00

 LEA Price: $38.00

116. Romeo and Juliet

George Cukor

1936

Leslie Howard and Norma Shearer play the title roles in Shakespeare's immortal tale of star-crossed lovers. A fabulous production. 126 mins. 

 LEA Price: $30.00

117. Romeo and Juliet (Laurence Harvey)

Renato Castellani

1964

Laurence Harvey stars in this commanding interpretation of Shakespeare's great tale of star-crossed lovers. Stunningly photographed on location in Italy, Renato Castellani's version stars Susan Shentall and Flora Robson, and the transitions are narrated by Sir John Gielgud. 135 mins. 

 LEA Price: $23.00

118. Romeo and Juliet (Preljocaj)

Shakespeare's tragic tale of star-crossed lovers is told through the startling new choreography of Angelin Preljocaj, set to Sergei Prokofiev's score. An innovative, stylish performance by the Lyon Opera Ballet, with spare yet striking stage design. Featuring beautifully danced duets by Pascale Doye and Nicolas Dufloux. 1992, 85 mins.

 LEA Price: $60.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

119. Romeo and Juliet (Stratford Festival)

Norman Campbell

1993

As part of the Stratford Festival's 40th anniversary celebration, Richard Monette directed this innovative adaptation of William Shakespeare's most popular tragedy. The words and story remain the same, but the setting has been updated to the Italy of Mussolini, bringing added dimensions of pathos to the timeless tale of two star-crossed lovers. Produced and directed for television by Emmy winner Norman Campbell. 160 mins.

 LEA Price: $60.00

120. Romeo and Juliet (TV/1994)

Alan Horrox

1994

Geraldine Somerville, Jonathan Firth, Jenny Agutter, John Nettles and John Woodvine star in this 1994 British television production.

 LEA Price: $30.00

121. Romeo and Juliet (Zeffirelli)

Franco Zeffirelli

1968

One of the most popular film adaptations of Shakespeare's classic, the recipient of international acclaim and four Academy Award nominations. Starring Olivia Hussey, Leonard Whiting and Michael York, this modern version brings new vitality and fresh insight to the world's most durable love story. English dialogue.

 LEA Price: $23.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

122. Romeo et Juliette (Kraus)

Alfredo Kraus delivers "...a romantic and tender performance" (Stefan Zucker) as Romeo in Charles Gounod's opera based on the timeless Shakespeare story. Faye Robinson, Lucetta Bizzi, Roberto Coviello and Boris Martinovich are also featured in this 1985 production, conducted by Alain Guingal. In French. 160 mins.

 LEA Price: $37.50

123. Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead

Tom Stoppard

1990

Two minor characters in Shakespeare's Hamlet are elevated to star status in the hilarious adaptation of Tom Stoppard's 1967 hit play. Stoppard makes his debut behind the camera directing a cast that includes Gary Oldman and Tim Roth in the title roles and Richard Dreyfuss as the Player King. Only 250 lines belong to the Bard; the rest is all Stoppard. 118 mins.

126. Shakespeare

Wink Grise

1994

In this premiere episode of the Time Quest Historical Interview series, a high school teacher and one of his students don Elizabethan garb and travel back in time to London in 1609 to have lunch with William Shakespeare at the Mermaid Tavern.

            They question him about the writing and performance of his plays--including the use of double meanings, metaphors and puns, his historical sources, contemporaneous political references, and the design of the Globe Theatre--and come away with a greater appreciation for the Bard's work. This carefully researched and imaginatively produced short presents Shakespeare with a sense of immediacy and authenticity that is sure to make his work more inviting and accessible to students and theatergoers of all ages. 21 mins.

 LEA Price: $295.00

127. The Shakespeare Conspiracy

Sir Derek Jacobi is your host for this look at the theories questioning William Shakespeare's authorship of some of his best-known plays and poems. An intelligent overview of a centuries-old controversy. Teacher's guide included. 60 mins.

 LEA Price: $90.00

128. Shakespeare Dance Trilogy

Shakespeare's immortal dramas are powerfully interpreted in a trilogy of ballets, danced by stars of the Kirov and filmed on location at a spectacular medieval castle. With Svetlana Semenova, Nikita Dolgushin, Gabriella Komleva and Andres Williams. 70 mins.

 LEA Price: $45.00

130. Shakespeare Tragedies 3-Pack (The Standard Deviants)

Although he is indisputably one of the greatest writers in history, the language of William Shakespeare can sometimes be off-putting to new audiences and readers who don't understand it. This three-part program breaks down some of his best-known plays, making the language clear and the narratives easy to follow. Part 1: Origin and Style. Part 2: Titus Andronicus/Romeo and Juliet/Hamlet. Part 3: Othello/Macbeth/King Lear. An interactive quiz is included.

 LEA Price: $90.00

131. Shakespeare Tragedies: Origins and Style (The Standard Deviants)

This interactive, educational program introduces audiences new to Shakespeare to the playwright's use of language and basic narrative devices. A great first step on the road to Shakespeare.

 LEA Price: $30.00

132. Shakespeare Tragedies: Othello/Macbeth/King Lear (The Standard Deviants)

Easy-to-follow synopses, character analyses and an interactive quiz will help make these great tragedies relatable for audiences unfamiliar with Shakespeare's language style. Othello, Macbeth and King Lear are covered.

 LEA Price: $30.00

133. Shakespeare Tragedies: Titus/Romeo/Hamlet (The Standard Deviants)

Learning to understand and appreciate Shakespearean language is the key to enjoying the Bard's work. This interactive program explains the origins of his style and presents an accessible introduction to some of his best-known plays: Titus Andronicus, Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet.

 LEA Price: $30.00

134. Shakespeare Vol. 1: The Twelfth Night

Dave Edwards

1992

The arrival of shipwrecked twins in the land of Illyria creates havoc in this comical story of love in disguise.    30 mins.    

135. Shakespeare Vol. 2: A Midsummer Night's Dream

Dave Edwards

1992

An enchanted wood is the setting for a hilarious night of confusion when four young lovers try to resolve their passions despite some meddling from mischievous forest spirits. 30 mins.    

136. Shakespeare Vol. 3: Romeo and Juliet

Dave Edwards

1992

A pair of young lovers are destroyed by the hatred of their rival families in what is perhaps the greatest tragic love story of all time.30 mins.    

137. Shakespeare Vol. 4: Hamlet

Dave Edwards

1992

Prince Hamlet must face the challenge of avenging his father's murder in this tragic story of revenge. 30 mins.    

138. Shakespeare Vol. 5: The Tempest

Dave Edwards

1992

An outcast duke has a chance to avenge himself and his daughter in this tale of love and sorcery. 30 mins.    

139. Shakespeare Vol. 6: Macbeth

Dave Edwards

1992

A great soldier is tempted by the prophecies of three witches into murdering the king and seizing the crown of Scotland. 30 mins.    

141. Shakespeare and the Moving Image: The Plays on Film and Television

Edited by Anthony Davies, Brentwood School, and Stanley Wells, Shakespeare Institute. A collection of articles about film and televisio

Cambridge Univ Pr (Pap Txt); ISBN: 0521435730; (November 1994)

 LEA Price: $24.00

143. Shakespeare in London

Learn the real story of the world's greatest playwright during his historic years in London. This program details Shakespeare's involvement with the new Globe Playhouse, his rivalry with Christopher Marlowe and the events that shaped his timeless writing. Through footage of historic locations, dramatic recreations of late Elizabethan life, and scenes from the master's plays, this presentation provides an entertaining, educational journey. 1999, 50 mins.

 LEA Price: $30.00

144. Shakespeare in Love

John Madden

1998

In this delightful, fictional speculation on William Shakespeare's romantic life, the great writer is portrayed as a struggling playwright fighting a bad case of writer's block until a beautiful young woman, with dreams of a forbidden career in the theater, reawakens his gift. An Academy Award-winner for Best Picture, Best Actress (Gwyneth Paltrow), Best Supporting Actress (Judi Dench) and Best Screenplay.    122 mins. 

 LEA Price: $37.50

 LEA Price: $45.00

145. Shakespeare's Globe Theater Restored: Much Ado About Something

Documents 18 months of planning, rehearsal, location work and post-production by the Shakespeare Program of the University of California at Berkeley, culminating in the first recorded Elizabethan production of Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing on the newly rebuilt Globe stage in London. 30 mins.

 LEA Price: $60.00

146. Shakespeare's Language: Action and Character

Tony Church, founding member of the Royal Shakespeare Company and Dean Emeritus of the National Theatre Conservatory, examines the springs of action and character in rhythm, sound and imagery as he introduces students to the Scansion machine and Idea Tree. This master class explores interpretation of two of Shakespeare's best known speeches from Henry V and The Merchant of Venice. 45 mins.

147. Shakespeare's Soliloquies

Scott Mansfield

2001

Marvel at the lasting genius of Shakespeare's most poignant speeches as actors in various stages of rehearsals deliver the famous soliloquies from As You Like It, Hamlet, King Henry V, Julius Caesar, The Merchant of Venice, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Richard III.     40 mins. 

 LEA Price: $37.50

148. Shakespeare's Women and Claire Bloom

Actress Claire Bloom takes a look at the art of Shakespearean acting by examining her own career in this absorbing presentation. Excerpts from her film and television productions, in which she shared the spotlight with Laurence Olivier and other famous co-stars, are shown as Bloom engages audience members in conversation and offers captivating solo readings that fully demonstrate the timeless appeal of the Bard's work and how women fit in to the tradition. 1999, 54 mins.

 LEA Price: $30.00

149. Shakespeare's World

Anthony Quinn narrates a three-part documentary that explores Stratford-on-Avon, Shakespeare's birthplace, by studying the landscape, and social, political and cultural institutions of 17th century Britain. Shakespeare Stratford reconsiders the playwright's work and art, while Shakespeare's Heritage studies Stratford's emergence as a cultural and intellectual center. 90 mins.

156. The Taming of the Shrew (American Conservatory)

Kirk Browning/William Ball

1976

Shakespeare's great comedy is given a commedia dell'arte treatment by the award-winning American Conservatory Theater of San Francisco. The cast includes future film and TV stars Marc Singer and Harry Hamlin, along with Fredi Olster and Stephen St. Paul. Broadcast on PBS.    120 mins.   

 LEA Price: $37.50

157. The Taming of the Shrew (Esquire 4+4)

John Allison

1983

The comedy of courtship has never been as effectively dramatized as it is in Shakespeare's witty classic. One of the most popular of the Bard's works among actors, and with good reason. Franklyn Seales, Karen Austin, Kathryn Johnson and Larry Drake make the most of the brilliant dialogue in this performance.    115 mins.  

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

158. The Taming of the Shrew (Fairbanks/Pickford)

Sam Taylor

1929

Sam Taylor's 1929 contemporary adaptation of Shakespeare's classic about sexual politics and role playing, with Douglas Fairbanks Sr. as the dashing, charismatic though unsuccessful businessman who attempts to seduce the town's notoriously ill-tempered woman, Mary Pickford. With Edwin Maxwell, Joseph Cawthorn, Clyde Cook and Geoffrey Wardell. Contains the immortal credit, "By William Shakespeare, with additional dialogue by Sam Taylor."    66 mins.   

 LEA Price: $16.00

159. The Taming of the Shrew (Stratford Festival)

Norman Campbell

1986

One of Shakespeare's greatest comedies is given a vibrant, live performance at the Stratford Festival. Relive one of the great battles of the sexes the stage has ever seen in this fabulous production directed for the stage by Peter Dews and filmed for television by Emmy winner Norman Campbell. The cast includes Len Cariou, Sharry Flett and Desmond Ellis. Two-volume set.     163 mins. 

 LEA Price: $60.00

160. The Taming of the Shrew (Zeffirelli)

Franco Zeffirelli

1967

An exquisite mounting of Shakespeare's comic look at male-female relationships stars Richard Burton as Petruchio, the wily gentleman from Verona who travels to Padua to wed Elizabeth Taylor as the fiery Katharina.   127 mins.   

 LEA Price: $30.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

162. Teaching Shakespeare: New Approaches from the Folger Shakespeare Library

This videotape, featuring lively and successful ways to teach Shakespeare, draws on Folger's outstanding Shakespearean resources. The production emphasizes language, improvisation, paraphrasing, performance directing and scholarship, and provides an introduction to Shakespeare's world and Elizabethan music. The central idea is that Shakespeare's words were meant to be heard, that understanding comes through performance. 75 mins. Includes Public Performance Rights.

 LEA Price: $145.00

163. The Tempest (Burton/Evans)

George Schaefer

1963

Richard Burton, Maurice Evans, Tom Poston and Lee Remick appear in this production of Shakespeare's final play about a magician and ruler isolated on a small, enchanted island, with his daughter, Miranda, a series of eccentric, magical characters and spirits, where he studiously plans his vengeance on those who usurped his power. Designed by Rouben Ter-Arutunian 76 mins.  

164. The Tempest

Derek Jarman

1979

Derek Jarman reinterprets Shakespeare's play in a bold and personal film, with a wild assemblage of period details from different eras and all manner of unexpected elements. A mixture of high camp and gothic horror, the movie builds to a remarkable finale--a rendition of "Stormy Weather" by Elisabeth Welch. A pivotal early work from a true cinematic maverick. The cast includes Heathcote Williams as Prospero. Shot on location at Stoneleigh Abbey.    95 mins

 LEA Price: $37.50

 LEA Price: $45.00

165. The Tempest (Mazursky)

Paul Mazursky

1982

Paul Mazursky's soaring imagination combined with a fine cast make for a real treat. John Cassavetes, Gena Rowlands, Susan Sarandon and Raul Julia are featured in this story loosely based on Shakespeare's play. Set in Greece, the photography is superb. 140 mins.

 LEA Price: $30.00

166. The Tempest (Woodman)

William Woodman

1983

Shakespeare's classic tale of the fantasy world of spirits, sorcery, monsters, and shipwrecked scheming noblemen is brought to life in a stunning stage production featuring Efrem Zimbalist Jr., William H. Bassett, Ted Sorel, and Ron Palillo.   127 mins.  

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

169. Throne of Blood Macbeth

Akira Kurosawa

1957

Kurosawa's brilliant interpretation of Shakespeare's Macbeth shifts the action to 16th century feudal Japan, where a samurai is motivated by his ambitious wife and spirit to kill his friend. The movie balances stylized action and movement of the Noh theater with the intensity of the American western. Kurosawa and cinematographer Asaichi Nakai create a foreboding atmosphere in the castles and landscape. With Toshiro Mifune, Isuzu Yamada and Minoru Chiaki. Japanese with English subtitles. 110 mins.     

 LEA Price: $45.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

171. Titus

Julie Taymor

1999

Celebrated stage director Julie Taymor made her feature film debut with this highly imaginative, visually eclectic adaptation of Shakespeare's first tragedy, Titus Andronicus. Anthony Hopkins stars as the title character, with Jessica Lange as Tamora and Alan Cumming as Saturninus. Taymor "...categorically rejects a conventional interpretation of the play. Instead, she sets Titus in a nightmarish netherworld, where traditional Roman costumes and settings are married with trappings from other eras, particularly the 20th century. Consequently, we are treated to the unlikely spectacles of Roman Centurions driving cars and a Goth playing an arcade video game" (James Berardinelli, ReelViews).   172 mins.  

 LEA Price: $16.00

 LEA Price: $53.00

172. Tower of London

Roger Corman

1962

Roger Corman's gothic translation of Shakespeare's Richard III stars Vincent Price as the disfigured warrior Richard Crookback, who's aided by the brutally efficient executioner Mord (Michael Pate). With Joan Freeman, Robert Brown, Justice Eatson and Sara Salby. 79 mins.  

 LEA Price: $23.00

173. Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra

Lawrence Carra

1983

Shakespeare's most popular tale of love, war and political intrigue is realized with the star power of Timothy Dalton, Lynn Redgrave, John Carradine and Anthony Geary. History's most famous lovers are magnificently portrayed, bringing their passion and their ultimate dilemma into sharp focus. 183 mins. 

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

174. The Tragedy of King Lear

Shakespeare's tragedy about an aging king who has chosen to lay aside the care of his kingship and divide his kingdom among his three daughters. Starring Mike Kellen and Darryl Hickman. 182 mins. Two videocassettes.  

 LEA Price: $135.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

175. Tragedy of King Richard II

William Woodman

1982

Shakespeare's magnificent drama of the self-centered, weak king is presented in an enthralling stage production. Superbly acted by a talented cast that includes David Birney, Paul Shenar, John Devlin and William Bassett.   172 mins.  

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

176. Tragedy of Macbeth

Arthur Allan Seidelman

Shakespeare's story of murder, greed and untimely death. Starring Jeremy Brett, Piper Laurie, Simon MacCorkindale and Barry Primus.   151 mins.      

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

177. The Tragedy of Othello the Moor of Venice

Franklin Melton

1981

Shakespeare's keen understanding of jealousy in love results in perhaps his greatest triumph as a stage play, and his prime example of the tragic hero, Othello. With William Marshall, Ron Moody and Jenny Agutter. With meticulously designed costumes and an artist's reproduction of the Globe Theater stage.  195 mins.  

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

178. The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

Shakespeare's play of star-crossed young love, feuding families and death. Starring Alex Hyde-White and Blanche Baker. 165 mins. Two videocassettes.

 LEA Price: $90.00

 LEA Price: $45.00

179. The Twelfth Night

Yan Fried

1956

Klara Luchko and Alla Larianova star in this masterful Russian adaptation of Shakespeare's great work. All the wit and lyrical humor of this famed play are brilliantly captured in this entertaining and handsome production. Dubbed in English.    88 mins. 

 LEA Price: $45.00

181. The Twelfth Night

Trevor Nunn

1996

Ben Kingsley, Helena Bonham Carter, Nigel Hawthorne and Richard E. Grant brings William Shakespeare's best-loved comedy to life. The outlandish, gender-bending tale of troublesome twins who win the hearts of an entire kingdom is as relevant and funny today as it was when it was first performed almost 400 years ago. 133 mins.  

 LEA Price: $30.00

182. Uncovering Shakespeare: An Update

William F. Buckley, Jr., moderates this panel discussion featuring a wide range of experts who examine the centuries-old question about Shakespeare's authorship. This documentary was awarded the CINE Golden Eagle Award. 161 mins.

 LEA Price: $225.00

183. Understanding Shakespeare: Complete 4-Tape Set

Easy-to-follow dramatic interpretations cut through the 16th-century language barrier to deliver a fuller understanding of the beauty and magnificence of Shakespeare's plays. Features renowned Shakespearean actors in key scenes from each play. Noted Shakespearean scholars comment, interpret and explain the action. Each title is 90 mins.

 LEA Price: $210.00

184. Understanding Shakespeare: Hamlet

 LEA Price: $74.00

185. Understanding Shakespeare: MacBeth

 LEA Price: $74.00

186. Understanding Shakespeare: Othello

 LEA Price: $74.00

187. Understanding Shakespeare: Romeo & Juliet

 LEA Price: $74.00

191. William Shakespeare Series, Death in Victory: Shakespeare's Tragi

Fresden Bowers.

These five 45-minute lectures explore key issues in the works of this great author, including his comedies, tragedies and historical dramas.

 LEA Price: $360.00

192. William Shakespeare Series, Feuding and Loving in Shakespeare's

George Walton Williams

These five 45-minute lectures explore key issues in the works of this great author, including his comedies, tragedies and historical dramas.

 LEA Price: $360.00

193. William Shakespeare Series, Hamlet as Minister and Scourge

Fredson Bowers.

These five 45-minute lectures explore key issues in the works of this great author, including his comedies, tragedies and historical dramas.

 LEA Price: $360.00

194. William Shakespeare Series, The Staging of Shakespeare's Plays

These five 45-minute lectures explore key issues in the works of this great author, including his comedies, tragedies and historical dramas.

George Walton Williams.

 LEA Price: $360.00

195. William Shakespeare Series, The Why and How of Poisoning in Shake

George Walton Williams.

These five 45-minute lectures explore key issues in the works of this great author, including his comedies, tragedies and historical dramas.

 LEA Price: $360.00

196. William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet

Baz Luhrmann

1996

Baz Luhrmann's truly original, modern-day updating of William Shakespeare's great play stars Claire Danes, Leonardo DiCaprio, John Leguizamo, Brian Dennehy, Pete Postlethwaite and Paul Sorvino. "Enough positive energy and dizzying high spirits to make it irresistible...not your father's Shakespeare" (Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times).

 LEA Price: $23.00

 LEA Price: $30.00

197. William Shakespeare: His Life & Times

Mark Cullingham/Robert Knights/Peter Wood

1978

Tim Curry (The Rocky Horror Picture Show) stars as the legendary playwright in this six-part British television mini-series that dramatizes the writer's humble beginnings, his early struggles, and the history that coincided with the creation of his greatest works. Also starring Patience Collier, Ian McShane (Lovejoy) and Meg Wynn Owen. Six-volume set.    320 mins.  

 LEA Price: $150.00

198. World Literary Classics (Animated)

This collection of animated adaptations of great literature aimed at grades 9 and up is highlighted by the Oscar-nominated The Canterbury Tales I & II (Jonathan Myerson, Great Britain, 1998, 60 mins.), featuring the voices of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Also included is Moby Dick (with the voice of Rod Steiger), Don Quixote (with the voice of Simon Callow), and Beowulf (with the voices of Derek Jacobi and Joseph Fiennes). 1998-99. Total running time: 150 mins.

 LEA Price: $299.00