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Errol Flynn Westerns Collection (Virginia City / San Antonio / Rocky Mountain / Montana) (1940)
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| Starring: | Errol Flynn, Miriam Hopkins, Randolph Scott, Humphrey Bogart, Alexis Smith, Patrice Wymore, Alan Hale, John Litel, Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams, Douglass Dumbrille, Russell Hicks, Frank McHugh, Dickie Jones, S.Z. Sakall, Slim Pickens |
| Director: | Michael Curtiz, David Butler, William Keighley, Ray Enright |
| Genre: | Westerns |
| Year: | 1940 |
| Studio: | Warner Home Video |
| Length: | 389 minutes |
| Released: | August 26, 2008 |
| Rating: | NR |
| Format: | DVD |
| Misc: | Color, NTSC, Full Screen, Black & White |
| Language: | English(Original Language), French(Subtitled), English(Subtitled) |
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SYNOPSIS:
Virginia City (1940)
It's 1864. The Confederacy's last hope is an infusion of gold to buy war materials. The gold is available -- if someone can smuggle it from a town far west of all the fighting: Nevada's Virginia City.
In his second Western, Errol Flynn reteams with Dodge City director Michael Curtiz to play an undercover Union officer determined to stop a gold-laden train rolling to Dixie. Randolph Scott is a Johnny Reb ramrodding the shipment, Miriam Hopkins is a beguiling spy, Humphrey Bogart is a pencil-mustached desperado, and pioneering stuntman Yakima Canutt pulls off a daring stagecoach feat. Virginia City is breathlessly exciting proof that stars sure shine bright in the West!
BONUS FEATURES:
- Commentary by historian Frank Thompson
- Featurette: The Light Brigade Rides Again
- Warner Night at the Movies 1940 Short Subjects Gallery
- Vintage Newsreel
- Technicolor Shorts: Cinderella’s Feller and The Flag of Humanity
- Classic Cartoons: Cross Country Detours and Confederate Honey
- Trailers of Virginia City and A Dispatch from Reuters
San Antonio (1945)
Rustlers have taken Clay Hardin's (Errol Flynn) cattle and holed up in San Antonio. So Clay does what any cowboy worth his salt has got to do: strap on his sidearm, ride into town and settle the score.
Despite his Tasmanian roots and elegant British diction, Flynn made an ideal all-American cowboy. With his steely gaze, lean frame and understated humor, he tamed the West in eight thrilling sagebrush sagas. San Antonio features blazing action, suspense and a beautiful girl (Alexis Smith) to romantic luster to the heroics. Welcome to San Antonio, where excitement is as big as Texas!
BONUS FEATURES:
- Warner Night at the Movies 1945 Short Subjects Gallery:
- Vintage Newsreel
- Oscar-Nominated Vitaphone Varieties Short Story of a Dog
- Vintage Shorts: Frontier Days and Peeks at Hollywood
- Classic Cartoons: A Tale of Two Mice and Wagon Heels
- Trailers of San Antonio and The Corn Is Green
Rocky Mountain (1950)
It's 1865 and Robert E. Lee, in a last-ditch bid to turn the tide of war, wants the West. Lafe Barstow's task is to get it. He leads a band of Confederates to California to enlist insurrectionists. But another war roils the West. Marauding Shoshones may prove to be even fiercer foes than the Union Army.
Errol Flynn saddles up for his final Western starring as Confederate Captain Barstow in a brawny tale directed by William Keighley and filmed wholly in the rugged environs of Gallup, New Mexico. Co-star Patrice Wymore became Mrs. Flynn weeks before the film’s release. And drawling character actor Slim Pickens (Blazing Saddles) makes his debut as one of Barstow’s Johnny Rebs.
BONUS FEATURES:
- Commentary by biographer Thomas McNulty
- Warner Night at the Movies 1950 Short Subjects Gallery
- Vintage Newsreel
- Joe McDoakes Comedy Short So You Want to Move
- Classic Cartoon: Two’s a Crowd
- Trailers of Rocky Mountain and The Breaking Point
- Bonus Gallery of Santa Fe Trail Series Western Shorts: Roaring Guns, Wells Fargo Days and Trial by Trigger
Montana (1950)
The star who brought frontier justice to Dodge City and San Antonio heads for the wide open spaces of Montana in this adventure saga about a bitter range war.
Errol Flynn plays an Australian transplant looking to buy grazing land. But the cattle-raising locals won’t sell to interlopers, especially one they consider the most contemptible excuse for a human being ever to cross the Great Plains: a sheep rancher. Flynn’s San Antonio co-star Alexis Smith is a flame-haired beauty with an eye for the newcomer…until she learns his occupation. In time, she’ll put aside her disdain for the handsome stranger. So will all the others. Or else.
BONUS FEATURES:
- Warner Night at the Movies 1950 Short Subjects Gallery
- Vintage Newsreel
- Joe McDoakes Comedy Short: So You Want a Raise
- Classic Cartoon: It’s Hummer Time
- Trailers of Montana and 1950’s Chain Lightning
- Bonus Gallery of Santa Fe Trail Series Western Shorts: Oklahoma Outlaws, Wagon Wheels West and Gun to Gun
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