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Format: VHS
Sep 1996
Rated G
Recording Mode: Dolby Surround
Sound: HiFi, Surround, Stereo
Closed Captioned
186 min.
Color
Extra Info: Screen Epics
UPC: 027616584137 |
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Movie Description
Ukrainian milkman Tevye clings desperately to the old Jewish traditions while all around him the world changes, day by day. His three daughters marry men he considers more and more unacceptable, and the ruling Russian government's anti-Semitism threatens to drive him from his home. Based on the enormously successful Broadway show with great performances and unforgettable songs. Academy Award Nominations: 8, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor--Topol. Academy Awards: 3, including Best (Adapted) Song Score.
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1 Encoding
Special Features: Includes archival photographs, a retrospective documentary on the film, and the text of two stories upon which the film is based.
Film adaptation of the successful Hal Prince-Jerome Robbins stage musical with the show's London star, Topol, in the starring role of Ukrainian milkman Tevye.
The choreography was set by Jerome Robbins' assistant Tom Abbott, assisted by Sammy Bayes, and followed Robbins' stage dances as closely as possible.
Shot on location in Lakenik, Yugoslavia.
Produced by Mirisch-Cartier.
Additional cast: Paul Mann (Lazar Wolf); Rosalind Harris (Tzeitel); Michele Marsh (Hodel); Neva Small (Chava); Raymond Lovelock (Fyedka); Elaine Edwards (Shprintze); Candy Bonstein (Bielka); Shimen Ruskin (Mordcha); Alfie Scopp (Avram); Howard Goorney (Nachum); Barry Dennen (Mendel); Ruth Madoc (Fruma Sarah); Patience Collier (Grandma Tzeitel); Stella Courtney (Shandel); Jacob Kalich (Yankel); Brian Coburn (Berl); George Little (Hone); Stanley Fleet (Farcel); Arnold Diamond (Moishe); Marika Rivera (Rifka); and Mark Malicz (Ezekial).
DVD Special Features: New Dolby Digital Soundtrack, Feature Length Commentary by Norman Jewison, 8-Page Trivia Booklet, Theatrical Trailer.
Industry Reviews
"...A real showstopper, with some first-class tunes and a fantastic central performance..."
Total Film - Jamie Russell (12/01/2003)
"Just when the big-budget musical seemed to be lumbering into history, along came FIDDLER with its emotional resonance and killer craftsmanship."
Sight and Sound - Patrick Fahy (03/01/2004)
"It's a wonderful way to revisit -- or discover -- a stunner of a musical." -- Grade: A
Entertainment Weekly - Melissa Rose Bernardo (02/02/2007)
5 stars out of 5 -- "A magnificent realization which tugs at all the emotions with skill, artistry and great enthusiasm."
Ultimate DVD - Jan Vincent-Rudzki (03/01/2007)
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