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Drive, He Said * A Safe Place: The Criterion Collection
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Disc: D9E6-9FC0-38B5-FE20 (Blu-ray)
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Region A
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1971
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NR
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182 min.
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| DVD
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11/23/2010
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Digipak
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| Video
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Widescreen 1.85:1 |
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Single Sided, Dual Layered
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$0.00
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DRIVE, HE SAID * A Safe Place
The two most overlooked films of the BBS era, Drive, He Said and A Safe Place are daring, personal character studies, and the directorial debuts, of respectively, Jack Nicholson and Henry Jaglom. Nicholson's feverish snapshot of the early seventies concerns a disaffected college basketball player and his increasingly radical roommate. In Jaglom's delicate, fantasy-laced drama, Tuesday Weld stars as a fragile young woman in New York unable to reconcile her ambiguous past with her unmoored present; Orson Welles also appears (and disappears), as a Central Park magician.
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Columbia Pictures
BBS Productions
Media Companies: The Criterion Collection, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
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Scene Access
Feature Trailers
Featurettes
Audio Commentary
Interviews
Outtakes/Bloopers
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English PCM Mono
Commentary Dolby Digital Mono
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| Cast |
Drive, He Said
William Tepper as Hector
Karen Black as Olive
Michael Margotta as Gabriel
Bruce Dern as Coach Bullion
Robert Towne as Richard
Henry Jaglom as Conrad
Mike Warren as Easly
June Fairchild as Sylvie
Don Hanmer as Director of Athletics
Lynn Bernay as Dance Instructor
Joey Walsh as Announcer #1
Harry Gittes as Announcer #2
Charles Robinson as Jollop
Bill Sweek as Finnegan
David Stiers as Pro Owner
B. J. Merholz as Pro Lawyer
I. J. Jefferson as Secretary
Kenneth Payne as President Wallop
Cathy Bradford as Rosemary
Eric Johnson as PFC. Johnson
Bill Kenney as Phoneman
Lenny Lookabaugh as Policeman
Clyde Crawford as M.P.
Mark Malinauskas as Psychiatrist
Douglas McKenzie as Doctor #1
Robert Page as Doctor #2
Oliver O'Ferrall as Doctor #3
Douglas Ryan as Manager
Cindy Williams as Manager's Girlfriend
Gunnar Malm as Buckholder
Bill Duffy as Trainer
Basketball Players
Vince Fritz
Billy Gaskins
Vic Bartolome
Lee Harvey
Victor Vigeant
Nick Jones
Mack Kuykendall
Tom Sparks
Michael Kountz
Racie Bethal
Carlton Slater
Bob Rodgers
Jim Rodgers
Ken Smith
Tom Tjader
Guerrillas
Ulysses Chang
Ken Hamilton
James Aday
Daniel Kern
H. J. Langtree
Eric Lee
David Norris
Detlif Eismann
Valerie Hoffman
Pam Baker
Pat Mow
Cheerleaders
Marilyn McKinney
Lynn Marie Stewart
Rhonda Triplett
Linda Winslow
Referees
Charles Wiper
Jack Hinkle
Al Bailey
Bill Williams
A Safe Place
Tuesday Weld as Susan/Noah
Orson Welles as The Magician
Jack Nicholson as Mitch
Philip Proctor as Fred
Gwen Welles as Bari
Dov Lawrence as Larry
Fanny Birkenmaier as Maid
Rhonda Alfaro as Little Girl in Rowboat
Sylvia Zapp as 7-year-old Susan
Noah's Friends
Richard Finnochio
Barbara Flood
Roger Garrett
Jordon Hahn
Francesca Hilton
Julie Robinson
Jennifer Walker |
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| Crew |
Drive, He Said
Direction:
Jack Nicholson: Director
Writing:
Jeremy Larner: Screenwriter
Jack Nicholson: Screenwriter
Jeremy Larner: Original Material By
Production:
Bert Schneider: Executive Producer
Steve Blauner: Producer
Jack Nicholson: Producer
Cinematography:
Bill Butler: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Pat Somerset: Film Editor
Donn Cambern: Film Editor
Christopher Holmes: Film Editor
Robert L. Wolfe: Film Editor
Music:
David Shire: Composer
Sound:
Charles Knight: Sound
Dean Salmon: Sound
A Safe Place
Direction:
Henry Jaglom: Director
Writing:
Henry Jaglom: Writer
Production:
Bert Schneider: Executive Producer
Cinematography:
Dick Kratina: Director of Photography
Film Editing:
Pieter Bergema: Film Editor
Sound:
Fred Bosch: Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Art:
Edward Brennan: Costume Designer
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