Shogun

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The epic adventure of feudal Japan, its magnificent warriors and a love it would not allow.
Certificate: 15
Running Time: 549 mins
Retail Price: £34.99
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Content Type: TV Series

Synopsis:
Remastered in amazing high definition, SHOGUN is one of the most famous and award-winning television events in history. From bestselling author James Clavell comes the sweeping story of love and war, set against the brutal background of feudal Japan at the beginning of the 17th century. Richard Chamberlain stars as John Blackthorne, a sailor shipwrecked off the coast of Japan. Rescued, he becomes an eyewitness to a deadly struggle involving Toranaga, a feuding warlord intent on becoming SHOGUN - the supreme military dictator. Blackthorne is irresistibly drawn to the magnificent Lady Mariko, the married confidant to Toranaga, while at the same time vying to become the first-ever foreigner to be made a samurai warrior. For the first time on Blu-ray, this landmark television event is packed with fascinating special features that take you inside the spectacular world of SHOGUN.

Special Features:
The Making of Shogun
Historical Perspective Featurettes
Commentary with director Jerry London on Selected Scenes

Video Tracks:
4:3 pillarboxed 1080p

Audio Tracks:
DTS-HD MA 5.1 Surround English
Dolby Digital 2.0 English
Dolby Digital 2.0 French
Dolby Digital 2.0 German
Dolby Digital 2.0 Japanese

Subtitle Tracks:
English
Danish
German
French
Japanese
Dutch
Norwegian
Finnish
Swedish

Directed By:
Jerry London

Written By:


Starring:
Richard Chamberlain
Toshirô Mifune
Yôko Shimada
Furankî Sakai
Alan Badel
Damien Thomas
John Rhys-Davies
Vladek Sheybal
Michael Hordern

Casting By:
Tatsuhiko Kuroiwa
Maude Spector

Music From:
Maurice Jarre

Director of Photography:
Andrew Laszlo

Editor:
James T. Heckert
Bill Luciano
Donald R. Rode
Benjamin A. Weissman
Jerry Young

Costume Designer:
Shin Nishida

Production Designer:
Joseph R. Jennings

Producer:
Eric Bercovici

Executive Producer:
James Clavell

Distributor:
Paramount

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