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4K BLU-RAY DISC
- Commentary One - this exclusive new audio commentary was recorded by critics Steve Mitchell and Nathaniel Thompson. The two commentators discuss in great detail the production of The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, the contributions and careers of the people that made it, the film's style and tone, as well as New York's image and reputation during the 1970s.
- Commentary Two - this archival audio commentary was recorded by actor/filmmaker Pat Healy and film programmer and critic Jim Healy. The two commentators recall their first experiences with the film and share a lot of interesting information about John Godey's novel that inspired it, the unique presence of New York in it, the film's special blending of drama and comedy, the careers of the many people that worked on it, etc.
BLU-RAY DISC
- Commentary One - this exclusive new audio commentary was recorded by critics Steve Mitchell and Nathaniel Thompson. The two commentators discuss in great detail the production of The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, the contributions and careers of the people that made it, the film's style and tone, as well as New York's image and reputation during the 1970s.
- Commentary Two - this archival audio commentary was recorded by actor/filmmaker Pat Healy and film programmer and critic Jim Healy. The two commentators recall their first experiences with the film and share a lot of interesting information about John Godey's novel that inspired it, the unique presence of New York in it, the film's special blending of drama and comedy, the careers of the many people that worked on it, etc.
- 12 Minutes with Mr. Grey - in this archival program, Hector Elizondo recalls his initial encounter with Joseph Sargent and how he earned the part of Mr. Grey, what it was like to live and work in New York City during the 1970s, the great cast he had the pleasure to interact and work with, and how he fine-tuned his character. Mr. Elizondo has some terrific observations about the crucial relationship between an actor (and his personality) and the camera. In English, not subtitled. (12 min).
- Cutting on Action - in this archival program, editor Gerald B. Greenberg admits that he does not recall how he became involved with The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, but explains that Joseph Sargent was rarely around when footage from downtown New York was shot and he began working in the cutting room. Mr. Greenberg has some very interesting comments about the comedic elements in Peter Stone's screenplay as well as a major technical "flaw" that has to be overcome without CGI. In English, not subtitled. (10 min).
- The Sound of the City - in this archival program, composer David Shire discusses the creative process behind the original soundtrack for The Taking of Pelham One Two Three and some very specific things he attempted to accomplish with the music themes (and effects) he wrote. Mr. Shire also quickly addresses the film's cult status. In English, not subtitled. (10 min).
- The Making of Pelham One Two Three - presented here is short vintage EPK for The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. Included is raw footage from the shooting of the film in downtown New York. In English, not subtitled. (7 min).
- Trailer - a remastered vintage trailer for The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. In English, not subtitled. (3 min).
- TV Spot - a remastered vintage TV spot for The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. In English, not subtitled. (1 min).
- Radio Spots - a couple of vintage radio spots for The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. In English, not subtitled. (1 min).
- Image and Poster Gallery - a collection of vintage promotional materials for The Taking of Pelham One Two Three. Presented with music. (3 min).
- Trailers From Hell - presented here is a vintage episode of Trailers from Hell with screenwriter Josh Olson (A History of Violence). In English, not subtitled. (3 min).
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