Lady Chatterley (1992) (2pc)

Starring:Hetty Baynes, Sean Bean, Brian Blessed, Simon Chamberlain, Gary Crosby, P.J. Davidson, Shirley Anne Field, Roger Hammond, Melanie Hughes, Pat Keen, Nicholas Kynaston, Breffni McKenna, Amanda Murray, Judith Paris, Joely Richardson, David Sterne, Jean Toussaint, Michael Turner (II), James Wilby
Studio: Acorn Media
Product Type: DVD

Editorial Review:
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Those who believe British miniseries to be too proper and corseted may want to make an exception for Ken Russell's 1992, four-hour BBC adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's scandalous novel. Between the full frontal female nudity and empowering shed-rocking sex scenes, this is something for everyone to have a randy good time. To save you the bother of fast-forwarding, episodes two and three contain the very naughtiest bits involving the illicit affair between "loyal wife, good companion" Constance Chatterly (Joely Richardson) and Oliver Mellors (Sean Bean), gamekeeper to Constance's embittered, paralyzed husband (James Wilby). When he insists his wife take a lover and produce an heir to his fortune, he didn't have the lowly "wild man of the woods" in mind. Neither did Constance, but soon enough the woods are alive with the sound of heavy panting and frantic gropings up against trees. The production is impeccably mounted--no pun intended--and the performances (particularly by the daring Ms. Richardson) impassioned. Save for one dream sequence involving a black horse (a symbol of passion, one character helpfully explains), and the, at times, overheated musical score that threatens to overwhelm the lovers, Russell (Tommy, Altered States) holds his tendencies toward excess in check. --Donald Liebenson
Description
From the director of Women in Love and Altered States comes a retelling of the literary classic that launched the most celebrated obscenity trial of the 20th century. In adapting the famous tale of unbridled passion, Ken Russell has made a moving love story and some of the most talked about television of the 1990s. Joely Richardson (Return to Me, The Affair of the Necklace) stars as the young, sexually repressed Lady Chatterley, whose paralyzed husband (James Wilby, Gosford Park) urges her to find fulfillment and an heir for his fortune in the arms of another man. Sean Bean (Patriot Games, The Lord of the Rings) is the lowly gamekeeper whose scandalous attentions awaken her senses. DVD special features include an exclusive interview with writer/director Ken Russell, behind-the-scenes photo gallery, broadcast trailer, cast and crew filmographies and DH Lawrence biography.

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Lady Chatterley's Lover 1982 version

Disappointing Adaptation

loyalty to love

Rekindle romance

Bastardized the social theme of DH Lawrence

Lady Chatterley's Lover
Starring: Sylvia Kristel , Shane Briant , Nicholas Clay , Ann Mitchell , and Elizabeth Spriggs
Director: Just Jaeckin
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Release Date: 2005-07-26

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Back in the day when full-frontal nudity and soft-core eroticism were still part of the mainstream release strategy, Lady Chatterley's Lover made the rounds as a higher-toned slab of hubba-hubba. For this opus, Sylvia Kristel, the Dutch-born beauty who had bared all and gained a following in Emmanuelle, teamed up again with that film's director, Just Jaeckin,. Based on the once-scandalous D.H. Lawrence novel (and at least partly adapted by Marc Behm), Lady Chatterley casts Kristel as the wife of a paralyzed nobleman (former Hammer star Shane Briant). He can no longer make love to his sexy missus, and so gives his blessing to the idea of her having an affair--although the reality of the Lady getting it on with the manor's rough-hewn gamekeeper (Nicholas Clay) is not what he had in mind. The result is much closer to a bodice-ripping romance novel than to Lawrence (stick with Ken Russell's Women in Love for Lawrence erotica), and the sex scenes have the customary tropes of crackling fire and dancing in the rain. The sheer dullness of the production might be the price one must pay for getting to the hot parts, of which there are plenty. --Robert Horton

Description

Paralyzed from the waist down due to a war injury, Sir Clifford Chatterley (Shane Briant) urges his wife, Constance (Sylvia Kristel), to take a lover to satisfy her physical needs. But when she begins an intense affair with a man of shockingly lower class the virile and rugged gamekeeper Mellors (Nicholas Clay) the unexpected stirring of passions will rock not only their marriage, but all of society as well.

Customer Reviews:

Lady Chatterley's Lover 1982 version.......2007-04-06

what a dog of a movie,if someone is looking for a better movie version of this story buy the new (1992) or later americanized version

Disappointing Adaptation .......2007-04-05

I think this adaptation of Lady Chatterley's Lover is lacking in so many ways. The actors are mediocre at best. Roles like Hilda miscast. Nothing against the actress in this role but she seems old enough to be Connie's mother rather than sister. And I rather wanted to tell the gamekeeper to keep his clothes on. Additionally, there doesn't seem to capture the passion and quiet desperation of the characters. If one wants to see a good film as well as a film that's faithful to the spirit of Lady Chatterley's Lover...This is not it.

loyalty to love.......2007-03-09

Enjoyed watching the movie after a long time. quality of the dvd is good.
shipped on time.

Rekindle romance.......2006-06-27

Rekindle romance with this movie. Very hot.Not for children..
surprised this movie was not rated M for mature audiences.

Bastardized the social theme of DH Lawrence.......2006-04-14

DH Lawrence nearly ruined his career when this book was published. There were so many shocking social themes and commentaries inherent in the story. Sadly, the film version played up the affair and it resulted in a soft-core nearly X-rated motion picture. Perhaps it is time for a remake that is truer to what DH Lawrence wanted to say about the folly of love and desire.

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Simple Review
Lady Chatterley Again A pleasant surprise!
Irreverent and Sensual Adaptation of an Irreverent and Sensual Classic
Well-done adaptation- a period piece such as we seldom see
A well written, well filmed and well acted adaptation. Highly Recommend

Lady Chatterley (1992) (2pc)
Starring: Hetty Baynes , Sean Bean , Brian Blessed , Simon Chamberlain , and Gary Crosby
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Those who believe British miniseries to be too proper and corseted may want to make an exception for Ken Russell's 1992, four-hour BBC adaptation of D.H. Lawrence's scandalous novel. Between the full frontal female nudity and empowering shed-rocking sex scenes, this is something for everyone to have a randy good time. To save you the bother of fast-forwarding, episodes two and three contain the very naughtiest bits involving the illicit affair between "loyal wife, good companion" Constance Chatterly (Joely Richardson) and Oliver Mellors (Sean Bean), gamekeeper to Constance's embittered, paralyzed husband (James Wilby). When he insists his wife take a lover and produce an heir to his fortune, he didn't have the lowly "wild man of the woods" in mind. Neither did Constance, but soon enough the woods are alive with the sound of heavy panting and frantic gropings up against trees. The production is impeccably mounted--no pun intended--and the performances (particularly by the daring Ms. Richardson) impassioned. Save for one dream sequence involving a black horse (a symbol of passion, one character helpfully explains), and the, at times, overheated musical score that threatens to overwhelm the lovers, Russell (Tommy, Altered States) holds his tendencies toward excess in check. --Donald Liebenson

Description

From the director of Women in Love and Altered States comes a retelling of the literary classic that launched the most celebrated obscenity trial of the 20th century. In adapting the famous tale of unbridled passion, Ken Russell has made a moving love story and some of the most talked about television of the 1990s. Joely Richardson (Return to Me, The Affair of the Necklace) stars as the young, sexually repressed Lady Chatterley, whose paralyzed husband (James Wilby, Gosford Park) urges her to find fulfillment and an heir for his fortune in the arms of another man. Sean Bean (Patriot Games, The Lord of the Rings) is the lowly gamekeeper whose scandalous attentions awaken her senses. DVD special features include an exclusive interview with writer/director Ken Russell, behind-the-scenes photo gallery, broadcast trailer, cast and crew filmographies and DH Lawrence biography.

Customer Reviews:

Simple Review.......2007-05-26

Great Scenes and acting. Though the orginal movie is more erotic, this movie has a better view of Lady Chatterley passion for love.

Lady Chatterley Again A pleasant surprise!.......2006-08-29

I thought oh no not another version of this book, I can't bear it but when I saw it, I was blown away. Sean Bean is great as the "lover" and smolders all the way through but he can also act!! Almost as good as his Sharpe role.

I thought the period sets and cast were well chosen and one can easily get lost by oneself for 4 steamy hours!! I felt that the length was good it gave the film time to unfold rather than be rushed through in 2 hours.

Irreverent and Sensual Adaptation of an Irreverent and Sensual Classic.......2006-07-25

This BBC miniseries has a well earned reputation as being much looser and freer with its literary souce (here the source material is not just one work but several works of DH Lawrence)than most literary adaptations for English television. Also, while most BBC productions of literary masterpieces are studies in social conservatism this one obviously identifies with and invites us to identify with its most irreverent and forward-thinking characters: in this case the sultry and sophisticated, and somewhat libertine (in a 1920's kind of way), Lady Chatterly & the earthy and irreverent and smoldering (smoldering both with class resentment and with lust for a lady from the oppressive class) Oliver Mellors. Both of these factors can be attributed to director Ken Russell who has had a long and illustrious career writing and directing some of the BBC's best programs (many of them about musical composers). Russell is nothing if not unconventional and freethinking. Of course most of us in the states know Ken Russell as the director of a handful of cult classics such as TOMMY (1975), ALTERED STATES (1979),and, GOTHIC (1986); all of which feature lurid dream sequences and, some would say, gratuitously lewd situations. But Ken Russell is actually a director with many facets, and Russell's interest in DH Lawrence goes back to at least 1969 when he made what is still the best DH Lawrence adaptation on film, WOMEN IN LOVE (starring Glenda Jackson, Oliver Reed & Alan Bates). He then followed that up twenties years later with THE RAINBOW (starring Amanda Donohoe, and Sammie Davis). Both of these adaptations are known for being restrained and fairly true to their sources even though Russell did add some scenes in both which were not in the original books; his additions, however, were tasteful and even added clarity to the material.

What is interesting about this new DH Lawrence adaptation is that Ken Russell seems to have remained interested in DH Lawrence for so many years and for many of the same reasons. DH Lawrence more than any other author in the English language, or any language for that matter, stands for the power of the body and the bodies experience over the power of reason. This was the main theme of his earlier DH Lawrence adaptations and this is the main theme of his latest. But this one is by far the most sensual of the three and that is largely due to the fact that Joely Richardson seems to be the very embodiment of sensual awakening; the actress seems as willing as her character to simply follow the dictates of the body regardless of social norms. Its always a big deal when a high profile actress (especially one with the lineage of Joely Richardson) sheds her clothes on screen, but to do so on British televison for all to see takes more than a little boldness. The nudity is well done and adds to the allure of this BBC classic; no question about that. The greatest scene in the entire 4 hour miniseries is not the nudity, however, but, the vision Joely has before she ever ventures out to that hut in the woods. One night after hearing her blowhard husband, Lord Clifford (who cares more for his family estate "Wragby" and his "class" than he does about any individual), read from Socrates about the white horse of reason and the black horse of desire, she dreams she is riding through a Greek temple full of nude men who seem to be growing like vines out of the stone. This is not something that DH Lawrence ever wrote, this is pure Ken Russell and yet its the most exciting thing in the whole miniseries; plus its the best way to deliver Lady Chatterly's state of mind (or body) to us. DH Lawrence is actually very wordy for one who claims to be interested in the body more than in the mind but Ken Russell has found a visual shorthand for delivering those Lawrentian themes with nice visuals. I only wish there were more moments like this. The most sensual acting is done by Joely Richarson when in her private chambers. And Russell seems to be keenly aware that it is Lady Chatterly's imagination that fires her body. After the horse dream Connie drapes a veil over her head and walks nude through the house down to Lord Clifford's first-floor room. This scene is more imaginatively and erotically charged than any of the actual love scenes that will follow.

The actual affair between Lady Chatterly and Oliver Mellors is a little odd; in fact its very awkward. At first they just agree (sort of) to use each other for sex. But of course that never works and soon they are intimates thoroughly engaged with each other, body and mind, and running naked through the rainy glades and meadows; then sitting nake dbefore a fire and pretending to be Lady Jane and John Thomas. Their "understanding" involves a mutual appreciation of nature, and a mutual loathing of Lord Clifford and the upper-class privileges that he defends as birthrights. Russell gets a lot of mileage out of the Racine and Proust reading and piano and chess playing Lord Clifford and his antagonisms toward all those that he perceives to be lower than himself (pretty much everyone in the coal mining community that he owns; this actor really has fun with this role and Russell obviously enjoys his rants because he gives him so many). Lord Clifford is actually a pretty forward-thinking guy, in his own way, as he does give his wife permission to take a lover, but, arguably, its for selfish reasons: he merely wants an heir. We certainly pity this WWI vet who must cart himself around in various malfunctioning contraptions (metaphors for the mind and its futile tinkerings perhaps; what people are reduced to when they no longer have a functioning body) but he just won't allow anyone to actually like him except his live-in nurse who finds him curiously attractive (a plot thread that Russell leaves undeveloped). He even vents about the lower classes "knowing their place" in the "natural" scheme of things right in front of his house servants. Russell lingers on the face of one table servant as he does so (another striking Russell touch). No mistaking whose side this film maker is on. So this affair of the body between Lady Chatterly and Mellors is actually informed by a social awareness and a mutual understanding and empathy (which one could argue is as much about reason as it is about the body). In any event we eventually come to accept that these two opposties are drawn to one another for a variety of social and sexual reasons: the one perhaps fueling the other.

Lady Chatterly's own father and sister are free-living bohemians; so why exactly she was attracted to the repressed snob Lord Clifford Chatterly is a bit of a mystery. Both her father and sister encourage Connie to find lovers but her sister anyway is as much as a snob as Lord Clifford. We're not certain and we never hear what her father thinks of her affair with the gamekeeper Mellors so we never know if the affair has had social repercussions for Lady Chatterly herself.

The ending is a bit ...well I don't want to give it away. Suffice it to say that it's different than the book and it doesn't quite resolve those class issues that it raised. The answer seems to be: leave England. Perhaps the ending is based on one of Lawrence's short stories. In any event Ken Russell's creative attitude toward the "classics" is perhaps the most attractive thing about this adaptation. I hope his attitude is contagious and will inspire more loose and free treatments of the classics. This cultural freedom is refreshing and liberating (for mind and body).

Well-done adaptation- a period piece such as we seldom see.......2005-12-02

Too often, the characters in period pieces seem stuffy or sexless, when we know good and well they were getting it on quite as much back in the day. After all, we're here, aren't we?

"Lady Chatterly" is quite a good yarn, with boobs-a-plenty. Also, the actress knows how to act, an unexpected bonus. Despite being about thirty or so, she has what can be objectively judged a "perfect" body. -not skeletal like today's modulls. The gameskeeper is excellent in his role as well and is a first-rate hunk, no doubt about it.

The missing fifth star is just because... well, it's a simple yarn that can be explained in about thirty seconds... stretched out over several hours. Not much food for thought. And mostly, it's just about sexual attraction. That said, it's quite enjoyable, pleasant, scenic, and a feast for the eyes on many levels.

A well written, well filmed and well acted adaptation. Highly Recommend.......2005-10-18

For anyone who has seen the 1981 film adaptation by Just Jaeckin and was dissapointed then this is for you. The 1981 film, I feel, failed to capture the essence of Lady Chatterley's character whilst this version has got it almost perfect. I think the filming and editing in this version far exceeds the film and the acting is a darn sight better. Joely Richardson does the lead justice and Sean Bean (although much better looking that the book describes Mellors but really, who's complaining?) compliments her well. The screen play is faithful considering filming constraints and all together I really enjoyed it. I'm now studying the novel for a university module and this has made me appreciate what is essentially a book/adaptation that pushes class boundaries through the guise of female sexuality. It caused a lot of controversy because of the female lead apparantly being stronger than her husband, taken to extreme in her sexual escapades, rather than being simply an object owned my him. At the trial of the book in the late 1920s the procecutor famously opened with the statement "Is it a book you would wish your wife or servants to read?" Need he say more?
If you do not want to look at the story that deeply then it really doesnt matter, it is a beautifully made adaptation and well worth the 4 hours viewing time.

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classically erotic
funny movie
Above average erotica - worth keeping
FOR THOSE THAT LIKE A SOFTER TOUCH
Classic Softcore

Young Lady Chatterley
Starring: Harlee McBride , Peter Ratray , William Beckley , Ann Michelle , and Joi Staton
Director: Alan Roberts
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Release Date: 2001-11-13

Customer Reviews:

classically erotic.......2007-03-25

Very sexy and erotic movie. Harlee McBride is adorable as are the other women in the movie. Though it starts out a bit slow this helps to build the anticpation and the later scenes are worth the wait.

funny movie.......2006-03-24

Pretty funny movie. It was odd to see Adam West not in his Batman role.

Above average erotica - worth keeping.......2005-08-05

This one's a keeper - pleasant, scenic, naughty, fun, humorous, and a sweet girl. I like. What better flick for Summer?

This movie has some truly hot scenes, and is more than Just Erotica (has an actual story!)

Dig the playful, enlightened (for the '70s) view about sex, class, and marriage. Admire the empowered, yet very feminine, leading lady, who gets her way, without resorting to hurting or harming men in the process.

FOR THOSE THAT LIKE A SOFTER TOUCH .......2004-10-28

This movie is pretty sexy for sure.But like most softcore it si more tease then please. Filmed very nicely for its time. The eroticism comes right through and gets you interested however due to the fact it is softcore it does tend to get a bit silly and a bit teasing. Over all not bad and those that like there films with a more softer sexual tone this is a movie for you.

Classic Softcore.......2003-08-02

I am a little irritated. I wrote a lenghty review of this months ago and it was never posted. Now they want me to do another one. Ok, but this is abbreviated and isn't as informative. This is classic, top quality, 70's softcore. This is probably the best softcore flick of all time. Good plot, nice sets, some flesh, but all tastefully done. Harlee McBride is supersexy in a "real" sort of way. She looks like someone you would know, but she is really cute. Sort "naturally hot." Plus, she is a pretty good actress, too. Harlee is an orphan who in her late 20's realizes she has inherited a huge British estate in the middle of nowhere from a long lost relative. The problem is, a huge amount of taxes are owed on it that she cannot afford. Before selling it, she decides to visit it for the weekend. She, well, let's put it this way, "gets to know" a whole lot of people who work on the estate, mostly men, but a few ladies as well. She falls in love with the place and vows not to sell it. What is she to do? Don't worry, our screen heroine figures out a way to keep her estate (and her gardner). Nicely done!

Product Description

DVD manufactured in Hong Kong. Full screen color image. Original English dialog with optional subtitles in Chinese or English which can be turned off. On screen menus are in English and are easy to use. In 1984 lovely Cynthia carries on the romantic heritage of the Chatterly Estate. Her desire is to discover her perfect lover. She invites American anthropologist Arthur as her house guest but he is more interested in Lady Godiva's previous naked ride through the estate. Judith arrives at the estate to stop Cynthia's lustful ways but soon Judith discovers her own passion for the estate gardener Philip. When the estate is threatened with bankruptcy, they jointly create a sensual and successful obtruction to the forclosure. Cast includes Sybil Danning, Harlee McBride and Adam West.

Customer Reviews:

If you enjoyed Young Lady Chatterley..........2007-04-03

you'll more than likely enjoy this sequel, which has the added feature of Sybil Danning naked. Most of the cast of Young Lady Chatterley, including the main female lead, return for this sequel. Much like the original, Chatterley 2 is an erotic softcore romp with no pretentions of being anything beyond that.

Lady Godiva.......2007-01-12

This movie is great when compared to Emmanuel series. It even has a cameo apperance by the dude that played the original Batman tv series.

Blast from the past.......2006-04-29

Classic sensual sequel great to finally see on DVD. I am not sure Richard Belzer is happy to again share the beauty of his stunning wife Harlee McBride. Batman star Adam West plays a cameo of a nerdy bumbler historian too. A fun fantasy.

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what's going on?

Flanders (French Movie)
Director: Bruno Dumont
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Pan's Labyrinth (New Line Two-Disc Platinum Series)

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Brief Nudity, Mild Violence, Adult Situations
Uncut Version with Interactive Menu
French & Thai Audio Options
Optional English Subtitles
Photo Gallery & Trailer

ASIN: B000NKQD80

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Barbe (Adelaide Leroux) is a pretty young woman living in a small village in rural France. Barbe loves Andre (Samuel Boidin), a rough-hewn farmhand who doesn't say much and isn't comfortable sharing his feelings for her in any way other than sex. Frustrated by Andre's inability to show affection, Barbe vents her anger by sleeping with other men, and when Andre is drafted into the Army, he finds Barbe saying goodbye to another of her lovers, Blondel (Henri Cretel), at the same time she's saying farewell to him. Andre and Blondel find themselves serving in the same outfit as they're sent to an unnamed Middle Eastern nation, where the grim circumstances of war wears away their humanity, causing unspeakable events. Meanwhile at home, Barbe discovers she's pregnant...

Customer Reviews:

what's going on?.......2007-06-12

like watching some tardy french young men and women indulged in random sex on farmland, just for pure sex similar to what they got on the farm, pigs, chickens. tilling and ploughing the land. a topic of draft, three guys went to the army, then deployed to where? north africa (where?), iraqi (french never got involved), then where? a dubious war only involved limited manpower, several horses, a few rifles, one tank, some house to house fights, some explosions in ambushes, caught a tribal(?) woman prisoner, then the french soldiers committed a group rape, then.....well, whatever.
back home on the french farmland, that slot female young sex maniac, screwed around with the farm replacement hand for free sex again. then, suffered nervous breakdown (how come? got all the replacement free sex, right?) no morality, no nothing. the farm boy then was captured. then abandoned his comrade, a few pure luck escapes from death. then back home finally, then got difficulty to spit out the most hard to say words: 'l love you...'
this is one of the worst french movies i've ever seen. got nominated in canne festival? one win? absolutely clueless like the whole movie? no purpose and completely pointless. what? albert camus' 'absurdism' "the absurd is the essential concept and the first truth", "always go too far, because that's where you'll find the truth." plus jean-paul satre's 'existentialism'? that young woman and the farm boy both represented some french philosophic ideas? again, very very clueless, even it's true.
definitely not recommended. stay away from this movie as far as you can, unless, you think that your life is not boring enough.

The Libertine Special Edition (Italian Version)

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The Libertine Special Edition (Italian Version)
Director: Pasquale Festa Campanile
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Nudity, Sexual Situations
Uncut Version
Italian Audio with English Subtitles
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Catherine Spaak gained international sex symbol status for her alluring performance as Mimi, a sexy widow who discovers that her deceased husband had a secret apartment where he cheated on her. Now, she decides to explore her own sexuality in the same apartment with a number of partners...

Young Lady Chatterley 2 Disc Collection (Unrated)

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Young Lady Chatterley 2 Disc Collection (Unrated)
Director: Alan Roberts
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Young Lady Chatterley Features : Uncut Version,
Scene Access, Bios, Photo Gallery, Trailers
Young Lady Chatterley II Features : Uncut Version,
Scene Access, Optional English and Chinese Subtitles
All Region Discs with Chapter Inserts in a 2 Disc Case

ASIN: B000I6RGR6

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DISC 1 : YOUNG LADY CHATTERLEY - Based on author D.H. Lawrence's novels; Cynthia (Harley McBride) inherits her aunt's large estate and moves in. She reads her aunt's diary and finds out how she was taught in the ways of love by her gardener in 1901 at the age of 21. She decides to continue the fruitful relationship to the personnel and gets it on with the present young gardener herself... DISC 2 : YOUNG LADY CHATTERLEY II - Cynthia (Harley McBride) carries on the romantic heritage of Chatterley Estate. She invites American anthropologist Arthur as her house guest, but he is more interested in Lady Godiva's previous naked ride through the estate. Judith (Sybil Danning) arrives at the estate to stop Cynthia's lustful ways. But soon Judith discovers her own passion with the gardener Philip...

Lady Chatterley's Lover [ NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.4 Import - Australia ]

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Lady Chatterley's Lover [ NON-USA FORMAT, PAL, Reg.4 Import - Australia ]
Director: Just Jaeckin
Manufacturer: Sony
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Australia released, PAL/Region 4 DVD: it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada. LANGUAGES: English (Mono), German (Mono), Italian (Mono), Spanish (Mono), Danish (Subtitles), Dutch (Subtitles), English (Subtitles), Finnish (Subtitles), German (Subtitles), Hindi (Subtitles), Italian (Subtitles), Norwegian (Subtitles), Portuguese (Subtitles), Spanish (Subtitles), Swedish (Subtitles), Turkish (Subtitles), WIDESCREEN, SYNOPSIS: Rich, titled and beautiful, young Lady Chatterley (Sylvia Kristel) is increasingly restless and frustrated by her passionless marriage to Sir Clifford (Shane Briant). Increasingly attracted to the handsome Mellors (Nicholas Clay), her husband's gamekeeper, she is soon seeking physical and emotional satisfaction in a passionate affair, oblivious to the social scandal they are creating. Based on one of the most famous and scandalous books ever written, D.H. Lawrence's classic love story was banned for over 30 years when first published. Here, the controversial literary classic is beautifully realised as a voluptuous cinema experience from director Just Jaeckin, who also directed Kristel in Emmanuelle.
SPECIAL FEATURES: Trailer(s), Scene Access, Interactive Menu,

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Lady Chatterley's Lover 1982 version
Disappointing Adaptation
loyalty to love
Rekindle romance
Bastardized the social theme of DH Lawrence

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Customer Reviews:

Lady Chatterley's Lover 1982 version.......2007-04-06

what a dog of a movie,if someone is looking for a better movie version of this story buy the new (1992) or later americanized version

Disappointing Adaptation .......2007-04-05

loyalty to love.......2007-03-09

Enjoyed watching the movie after a long time. quality of the dvd is good.
shipped on time.

Rekindle romance.......2006-06-27

Rekindle romance with this movie. Very hot.Not for children..
surprised this movie was not rated M for mature audiences.

Bastardized the social theme of DH Lawrence.......2006-04-14

Average customer rating:

Simple Review
Lady Chatterley Again A pleasant surprise!
Irreverent and Sensual Adaptation of an Irreverent and Sensual Classic
Well-done adaptation- a period piece such as we seldom see
A well written, well filmed and well acted adaptation. Highly Recommend

Lady Chatterley [Region 2]

ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

General | Drama | Genres | DVD | Video

( L ) | Titles | Features | DVD | Video

Young Lady Chatterley
Lady Chatterley's Lover
Extremely Dangerous
A Woman's Guide to Adultery
Clarissa

ASIN: B00007JGCD

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Customer Reviews:

Simple Review.......2007-05-26

Great Scenes and acting. Though the orginal movie is more erotic, this movie has a better view of Lady Chatterley passion for love.

Lady Chatterley Again A pleasant surprise!.......2006-08-29

Irreverent and Sensual Adaptation of an Irreverent and Sensual Classic.......2006-07-25

Well-done adaptation- a period piece such as we seldom see.......2005-12-02

A well written, well filmed and well acted adaptation. Highly Recommend.......2005-10-18

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