Warning Shot Blu-ray
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Posted October 26, 2022 04:54 PM by Webmaster
Kino Lorber have detailed their upcoming Blu-ray release of Buzz Kulik's Warning Shot (1967), starring David Janssen, Ed Begley, Keenan Wynn, Joan Collins, and Sam Wanamaker. The release will be available for purchase on January 10.
Official description: A routine nighttime stakeout. A shadowy figure. A foot chase, with shots fired. And then... every police officer's nightmare. David Janssen heads an all-star cast in this absorbing crime drama set in Los Angeles. Janssen is Tom Valens, an L.A.P.D sergeant who fatally shoots what he perceives to be an armed suspect... but the man's purported "weapon" is nowhere to be found. And, moreover, the deceased is a respected doctor with a seemingly impeccable reputation and character. Charged with manslaughter and suspended from the f-rce, Sgt. Valens ignores public outcry and sets out to gather the puzzle's pieces, produce the "missing" gun... and clear his name. Cinematography by Joseph Biroc (The Towering Inferno, It's a Wonderful Life). Soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith (Lonely Are the Brave).
Special Features and Technical Specs:
Official description: A routine nighttime stakeout. A shadowy figure. A foot chase, with shots fired. And then... every police officer's nightmare. David Janssen heads an all-star cast in this absorbing crime drama set in Los Angeles. Janssen is Tom Valens, an L.A.P.D sergeant who fatally shoots what he perceives to be an armed suspect... but the man's purported "weapon" is nowhere to be found. And, moreover, the deceased is a respected doctor with a seemingly impeccable reputation and character. Charged with manslaughter and suspended from the f-rce, Sgt. Valens ignores public outcry and sets out to gather the puzzle's pieces, produce the "missing" gun... and clear his name. Cinematography by Joseph Biroc (The Towering Inferno, It's a Wonderful Life). Soundtrack by Jerry Goldsmith (Lonely Are the Brave).
Special Features and Technical Specs:
- NEW Audio Commentary by critic/filmmaker Steve Mitchell and critic Howard S. Berger
- Optional English Subtitles
