Rat Pack Hollywood Classics

Rat Pack Hollywood Classics

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4 movies/2 DVDs. Over 5 hours running time.
Digitally remastered and sound enhanced.
Bonus TV episode
The Rat Pack Is Back!
"Chairman of the Board" Frank Sinatra was the head of the famous Rat Pack. And when Sinatra whistled, the Boys came running. Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, Sammy Davis Jr. and Joey Bishop, along with Sinatra, worked and played together during the "swinging" era of the "50's and 60's". Fans will enjoy this collection of entertaining shows starring the fun-loving, carefree and sophisticated members of the Rat Pack.
Disc 1
Suddenly (1954) starring Frank Sinatra and Sterling Hayden
At War With The Army (1950) starring Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis
Disc 2
Royal Wedding (1951) starring Peter Lawford and Fred Astaire
The House I Live In (1945) starring Frank Sinatra
Bonus TV Episode - Sammy Davis Jr. in the Colgate Comdey Hour (1954)

Product Details:

Actors:	Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Peter Lawford, Jr. Sammy Davis
Format:	Original recording remastered, NTSC, Black & White
Language:	English
Number of Discs:	2
Studio:	Genius Entertainment
Run Time:	327 minutes
DVD Release Date:	March 23, 2004
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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Average Customer Review: 4.0

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A Note On DVD Quality Oct 06, 2004
Cheap Discs are always such a risk, so I'll quickly list my experience with this 2 disc set.
SUDDENLY is a black & white film noir starring Frank Sinatra. The print is crisp and surprisingly good, not perfect but still quite good with very good mono sound. This film alone is worth the price of the set. Frank looks soooo young in this and was so skinny, this is so different from the buff leading men of today.
AT WAR WITH THE ARMY also was quite a good print. I however was unimpressed with the movie I could only take so much of Lewis's sillyness.
ROYAL WEDDING is a faded color print but still crisp and clear and very watchable. This movie features the famous dancing on the ceiling routine.
THE HOUSE WHERE I LIVE several takes of Sinatra singing this song to be used as an extra feature at the theatre, created to sqwelch anti-semitism.
TV EPISODE of SOME COMEDY HOUR featuring Sammy Davis Jr. which was a fair to poor copy but completely viewable. This is an entertaining look at TV in its early period.

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