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The Iceman Cometh (Frankenheimer) DVD, 1974

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Film Description

Marathon adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's play, where drunks and drop-out gather in Harry's bar to pontificate about life and loss. Made for the American Film Theatre, it boasts unexpected performances from a couple of American cinema's greatest hardmen.

Film Information

Director - John Frankenheimer

Produced - 1974

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - American film

Cast - Lee Marvin, Fredric March, Robert Ryan

DVD Details

Certificate:	PG	Publisher:	Fremantle Home Entertainment	Region:	2
Length:	171 mins	Aspect:	16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen	Cat No:	FHED1785
Format:	DVD Colour

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Barry Forshaw on 1st September 2004

Another welcome issue in the variable but mostly highly impressive American Film Theatre series; here Eugene O'Neill's caustic masterpiece (directed by the great John ... more >