Lady Chatterley [videorecording] / London Films/Global Arts Production for BBC TV ; producer, Michael Haggiag ; screenplay writer, Michael Haggiag and Ken Russell ; director, Ken Russell.
Material type:
FilmPublisher number: AMP-5491 | Acorn MediaPublication details: [United States] : Acorn Media, [2003]Description: 2 videodiscs (ca. 205 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 inISBN: - 1569385491
- 9781569385494
- Producer, Michael Haggiag ; screenplay writers, Michael Haggiag, Ken Russell ; director, Ken Russell.
| Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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Adult DVD
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Dr. James Carlson Library | DVD | DRAMA Lady Cha | Available | 33111007856087 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Another of writer/director Ken Russell's D.H. Lawrence adaptations, Lady Chatterley (an amalgam of three Lawrence novels) was first shown as a British TV miniseries on BBC1 from June 6 to 27, 1993. In recounting the familiar details of young, bored Lady Chatterley (Joely Richardson), her elderly, infirm husband (James Wilby), and her hot-blooded stable-groom lover, Manners (Sean Bean), Russell took the opportunity to both celebrate and savage the British upper classes of the 1920s. One brief sequence of full frontal nudity caused a minor scandal in Britain, though by Ken Russell standards the scene was a model of taste and decorum. After its initial TV run, Lady Chatterley was edited down from 220 to 110 minutes and released theatrically in the United States. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Based on Lady Chatterley's lovers by D.H. Lawrence.
Originally televised as a BBC miniseries in 1992.
Special features: exclusive interview with director Ken Russell; behind-the-scenes photo gallery; broadcast trailer; cast and crew filmographies; D.H. Lawrence biography.
Producer, Michael Haggiag ; screenplay writers, Michael Haggiag, Ken Russell ; director, Ken Russell.
Joely Richardson, Sean Bean, James Wilby, Shirley Anne Field.
When her paralyzed husband urges the repressed Lady Chatterley to find fulfillment and an heir for his fortune in the arms of another man, she embarks on a journey that changes her forever.
MPAA rating: Not rated; for mature audiences.
DVD-video; Dolby digital, stereo.