Lost World, The (UK)
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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle`s stupendous story!
Certificate: U
Running Time: 93 mins
Retail Price: £19.99
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Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
`The Lost World` created a worldwide sensation when it opened in 1925. When romance threw down the gauntlet to Edward Malone, not only did he realise another young woman`s dreams and open the door to Professor Challenger to take a party deep into the unforgiving Brazilian jungle, he found himself in terrifying danger, in a pre-historic time, with no hope of escape.
Professor Challenger - ridiculed for his speeches on living dinosaurs and desperate to prove their existence, engineers the expedition with Malone to rescue Paula White`s father (previously stranded on the plateau) and to further his research and show the mocking dis-believers that dinosaurs do still exist after all.
Initially unaware that their efforts are being closely followed by an ape-man - science`s "missing link" - an early appearance of a pterodactyl only hints at what terrifying realities exist high on the isolated plateau.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes could barely have imagined that his script would be the inspiration and fore-runner to `King Kong`, `Godzilla` and `Jurassic Park`. This amazing film, origially believed to have been destroyed or lost forever, has been stunningly restored using a mixture of reconstruction techniques. The outcome is of a remarkable richness.
This unique DVD is a combination of original film history in the making and modern techniques in skilled, caring hands.
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Feature Out-takes
Conan Doyle and The Lost World
Reproduction of the Original Souvenir Program
Audio Commentary by Roy Pilot
Two Alternate Orchestral Scores
Video Tracks:
Standard 1.33:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 English
Directed By:
Harry O. Hoyt
Written By:
Marion Fairfax
Arthur Conan Doyle
Starring:
Lloyd Hughes
Wallace Beery
Lewis Stone
Bessie Love
Director of Photography:
Arthur Edeson
Editor:
George McGuire
Producer:
Earl Hudson
Distributor:
Eureka Video
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