Reviewed By Jason S. LockardHedy Lamarr was an beautiful lady and an amazing actress! She was born Hedwig Eva Maria Kiesler in Vienna on November 9, 1913. But besides being a Hollywood icon she was also an inventor. Now 4 of this amazing lady's films are together in one place thanks to Synergy Entertainment. Lets take a look at this DVD set.
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Algiers (1938) Beautiful Gaby falls under the spell of a notorious jewel thief Pepe LeMoko in the mysterious Casbah. (96 minutes) ***
The Strange Woman (1946) In Bangor, Maine during the 1820’s, a young woman stops at nothing to control the men in her life. (100 minutes) ***
Dishonored Lady (1947) A fashion editor decides the pressure of her job is too much and moves to a small town and changes her identity. (85 minutes) ***
Let's Live a Little (1948) An advertising agent is pursued by7 one of his clients, who is also his former fiancée. (85 minutes) **
This four disc DVD set includes each film on a disc all its own, which makes the quality of each film really nice. I really love these Silver Screen collections from Synergy Entertainment. And this one is no different. This is a good little snapshot collection of Hedy Lamarr. I cant recommend it enough.
So if your a fan of Hedy Lamarr or classic Hollywood Cinema this collection is for you! Head over to www.Amazon.com or your local DVD provider today and get a copy for yourself!
Moral Rating: nothing offensive
Audience: teens and adults
Length: 366 Minutes
DVD Release: 2014
DVD Rating: A
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