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A Game Of Death 1945 On DVD John Loder

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Category:

DVDs & Blu-ray Discs

Condition:

Brand New

Format:

DVD

Region:

DVD: 0, All (Worldwide)

Rating:

NR

Genre:

Thrillers

Edition:

Full Screen

Release Date:

1945

Director:

Robert Wise

Leading Role:

John Loder

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Please be sure to read the entire description. Shipping is free for U.S. Buyers only. International shipping is $3.00. Year: 1945 A Game of Death was the first official remake of Richard Connell's The Most Dangerous Game, given a contemporary WW2 twist. Novelist Rainsford (John Loder) and brother-and-sister shipwreck victims Ellen (Audrey Long) and Robert (Russell Wade) are among the innocents stranded on remote island at the mercy of madman Krieger (Edgar Barrier). Fancying himself a sportsman, Krieger offers his captives an hour's head start before he begins hunting them down like animals. The by-now-familiar plotline is not as compelling as in the original 1932 version of Most Dangerous Game or the 1956 Mexican-based remake (Run for the Sun), thanks to the pedestrian acting of everyone except Edgar Barrier. Still, Robert Wise imbues the story with plenty of tension, especially in the closing reels. It is commercial free and uncut and the quality is excellent. The pictures are actual screen captures from the DVD. Sold on 1 DVD-R Disc in a slim DVD case with basic but nice artwork for the case.