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Added by roger (1)
Cover by laserking (6)

Last update: 13/03/2007

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Rasputin, the Mad Monk: Special Edition (1965) (Uncut) [EE7277]

Country  USA  
Street Date  08/10/1997
Publisher  Elite Entertainment
Price  49.95 USD

UPC  790594727765UPC=790594727765
Category  Drama

Color  Color
Length  92 min.
Sides  2
Chapters  29
Size  12"
Picture  Letterboxed
Ratio  2.10:1
Plastic  Transparent
Cover  Standard
Rot status  None reported
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Manufactured by  Pioneer USA

 

   

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55-741A1-001   MADE IN USA   D9210366
55-741B1-002   MADE IN USA   D9230144

 Additional Information by roger (1)   12/11/2004 

Running commentary from Christopher Lee, Barbara Shelley, Francais Mathews and Suzan Farmer.

Promo spots 20 & 60 Seconds on TV with "The Reptile".

 Additional Information by gardener_50 (1)   05/07/2005 

This title is part of the "Hammer Collection".

Notes about the transfer (edited from the back jacket): "Rasputin-The Mad Monk is presented uncut and in the 2.10:1 aspect ratio. The film was shot in 'Cinemascope' to be projected theatrically in the 2.25:1 aspect ratio. When we attempted to transfer the film in the theatrical format, a distracting optical distortion appeared on the right and left sides of the frame. After consulting with the video technicians at 20th Century Fox, we decided to transfer the picture in the 2.10:1 aspect ratio."