Four Daughters (Remastered Edition) (1938) + Young At Heart (Remastered Edition) (1954) on DVD

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Four Daughters (Remastered Edition) (1938)


 Starring Priscilla Lane, Rosemary Lane, Lola Lane, Gale Page, Claude Rains
Directed by Michael Curtiz

Print: black/white
Runtime: 90min.
Genre: Drama

This story of music professor Adam Lemp, his four daughters and the men who love them aims straight at the heart - and scores an unerring hit. Poignant, laced with laughter and flawlessly acted, it catches viewers up in the quiet but powerful lives of ordinary people. Michael Curtiz's direction is assured and the casting is ideal: Claude Rains as Lemp, the three Lane sisters (plus Gale Page) as the daughters, and newcomer John Garfield, making a stunning impression as the troubled pianist who remains an outsider despite the family's open arms. In The New York Times, B.R. Crisler hailed Garfield's performance as "the most startling innovation in the way of a screen character in years." Little wonder that among the film's five Oscar(r) nominations* (including Best Picture) was a Best Supporting Actor nod to the new star.



Young At Heart (Remastered Edition) (1954)


Starring Doris Day, Frank Sinatra, Gig Young, Ethel Barrymore, Dorothy Malone
Directed by Gordon Douglas

Print: Color
Runtime:117 min.
Genre: Drama

Young at Heart centers on a family headed by a music-loving patriarch (Robert Keith, Men in War) and his musically inclined daughters looking for romance. Doris Day (That Touch of Mink) plays the youngest daughter, Laurie, and Gig Young (City That Never Sleeps) plays Alex Burke, a likable composer who comes for an extended visit and eventually wins the hearts of all three sisters. Frank Sinatra (Come Blow Your Horn) plays Barney Sloan, a cynical songwriter hired by Alex to do arrangements for an upcoming Broadway show. The praiseworthy cast also includes Dorothy Malone (The Tarnished Angels) and Elisabeth Fraser (So Big) as the older sisters, Ethel Barrymore (Portrait of Jennie) as the family's matriarch and Alan Hale, Jr. (TV's Gilligan's Island) as Robert Neary, a successful businessman engaged to the oldest daughter (Malone). The first screen pairing of "Old Blue Eyes" and "America's Sweetheart" will have your heart smiling and your toes tapping with timeless tunes by the Gershwin brothers, Cole Porter and Johnny Mercer. Young at Heart was directed by Gordon Douglas (Only the Valiant) and beautifully shot in color by the great Ted D. McCord (The Sound of Music, East of Eden).