Seven Chances: Ultimate Edition [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray Disc, Region A (Blu-ray))

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Seven Chances: Ultimate Edition [Blu-ray]

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Synopsis: This dazzling comedy showcases Keaton's genius for super-sized slapstick as it tells the story of an eligible young bachelor who must marry by 7:00 p.m. in order to receive a $7 million inheritance. After bungling a proposal to his longtime sweetheart (Ruth Dwyer), Jimmie (Keaton) embarks on a desperate quest for a bride. He experiences a hilarious series of rejections, until a newspaper announcement of Jimmie's predicament provides him with more fiancées than he can handle, setting in motion the most epic and surreal chase sequence of Keaton's career.

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Directed By:	Buster Keaton	Recommended Retail Price: $USD34.95
Cast:	Jean Arthur T. Roy Barnes Jules Cowles Ruth Dwyer Snitz Edwards Buster Keaton
Genre:	Classic / Comedy / Family / Romance
Running Time:	56 minutes
Year of Production:	1925
Disc Release Date:	December 13, 2011

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There are 3 editions of this movie (including the current edition) in the current region (region A (Blu-ray))
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Extra Features:

Audio commentary and conversation by film historians Ken Gordon and Bruce Lawton
A Brideless Groom (1947, 17 min), a Three Stooges short that recycles the premise of Seven Chances, co-written by Keaton collaborator Clyde Bruckman
How a French Nobleman Got a Wife Through the New York Herald Personal Columns, a 1904 Edison short directed by Edwin S. Porter
Visual essay on the film's locations, by Silent Echoes author John Bengtson
Analysis of the Technicolor sequence by film historian Eric Grayson
Gallery of production skills

Disc Information:

Disc:	Type:
1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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Track:	Language:	Details:
1:	Isolated Music Score
2:	Isolated Music Score
3:	Commentary

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English

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The movie information on this page was generously updated by:
* black6q (Added movie on December 18, 2011)

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* black6q (Added disc on January 1, 2012)

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