Lange Elend, Das (German Edition) (DVD, Region 2)

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Lange Elend, Das (German Edition)

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Synopsis: Dexter King plays straight man to unpleasant comedian Ron Anderson. He falls in love with Kate, a pretty nurse he meets when he is receiving injections for hay fever. When Anderson fires him, he acquires the title role in a musical stage version of "The Elephant Man". Kate dumps him when she suspects he is having an affair with a fellow cast member, and he must win her back.

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Directed By:	Mel Smith	Recommended Retail Price: € N/A
Cast:	Rowan Atkinson Jeff Goldblum Harold Innocent Geraldine James Joanna Kanska Anna Massey Hugh Thomas Emma Thompson Kim Thomson Emil Wolk
Genre:	Comedy / Romance
Running Time:	88 minutes
Year of Production:	1989
Disc Release Date:	February 3, 2003

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There are 2 editions of this movie (including the current edition) in the current region (region 2)
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Region 2 & 4
Scene Selection
Trailer

Disc Information:

Disc:	Type:
1:	Single Sided, Single Layer

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Track:	Language:	Details:
1:	English		(192 kbps)
2:	German (Deutsch)		(192 kbps)
3:	Spanish (Espanol)		(192 kbps)

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English, German (Deutsch), Spanish (Espanol), French

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