Classic Comedy Collection

12 classic comedies starring Cary Crant, Audrey Hepburn, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, Elizabeth Taylor, and many more! NTSC, Color, B&W. Disc 1 His Girl Friday When a conniving newspaper editor (Cary Grant) learns that his ex-wife (Rosalind) is retiring, he will stop at nothing to keep her on staff and win back her heart! Charade (Widescreen) A beautiful woman (Audrey Hepburn) is caught in a web of intrigue involving her murdered husband, a missing fortune, and charming bachelor (Cary Grant). The Amazing Adventure A young playboy (Cary Grant) makes a wager that he can become a success without the use of his inheritance. Disc 2 My Favorite Brunette A frustrated baby photographer (Bob Hope), yearning to be a famous gumshoe, is mistakenly hired by a beautiful brunette (Dorothy Lamour) only to find himself framed for the murder he is investigating! Road To Bali Two American vaudeville performers (Bob Hope, Bing Crosby) on the island of Bali fall for the same vivacious island princess (Dorothy Lamour). Road To Hollywood An entertaining and informative documentary on Bing Crosby s rise to fame featuring clips of his comedies made at the Mack Sennet studios. Disc 3 Made For Each Other Idealistic Newlyweds (Carole Lombard, James Stewart) have their marital commitment challenged at every turn with mounting debt, a difficult motherin- law, and a baby on the way.Nothing Sacred Can the love between a small town woman (Carole Lombard) and a NY reporter (Fredrick March) survive the media circus he created? Penny Serenade In this flawless blend of humor and heartbreak, a wife (Irene Dunne) reflects on the ups and downs of life with her husband (Cary Grant). Disc 4 Life With Father This film adaptation of the hit Broadway play exploring family life in New York during the 1880s stars William Powell, Irene Dunne, and Elizabeth Taylor. My Man Godfrey A beautiful heiress (Carole Lombard) rescues a bum (William Powell) sleeping in the city dump and brings him home to be her butler. Father s Little Dividend In this lighthearted sequel to Father of the Bride, Dad (Spencer Tracy) adjusts to his new solo life and new role as a grandfather. Great laughs, and Elizabeth Taylor is as stunning as ever.