Description: A cut above the usual cheesy paste-up "tribute",
The James Dean Story is imbued with a modicum of style thanks to
fledgling film-director Robert Altman. Most of the film consists
of clips from Dean's three starring pictures (East of Eden, Rebel
Without a Cause and Giant), with tantalizing glimpses of his pre-star career.
One such glimpse, a snippet from the 1951 TV religious special Hill
Number One, has popped up in virtually every Dean retrospective since.
Altman's inherent cinematic gifts are evident in the impressionistic
"re-enactment" of Dean's fatal auto crash. Narrated by Martin Gabel,
The James Dean Story isn't terribly deep, but it's a good shorthand
overview of one of the most powerful screen presences of the 1950s.
IMDB-link......: http://imdb.com/title/tt0050558/
Year.............: 1957
Country..........: AMERICA
Audio............: English
Subtitles........: None
Video Format.....: 4:3
DVD Source.......: dvd5
DVD Format.......: ntsc
DVD distributor..: Double D Distribution
Program..........: dvd shrink
Menus..........: Untouched, intact.
Video..........: Untouched, intact.
DVD-extras.....: None
DVD-Audio......: Untouched, intact.
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