Cliff in Color!: The Technicolor Musicals of Cliff Richard (3 films) (1955-1957)
de Sidney J. Furie, Peter Yates
Powerhouse Films - 27 janvier 2026
Titre Original :
Audio : English
Sous-titres : English SDH
Durée : 108 / 108 / 113 mins
Format : Blu ray 2K - 3 films / import US
Zone : A
Genre : Romance, Musical, Comédie
Synopsis
In 1961’s The Young Ones (originally released in the US as Wonderful to Be Young), Cliff leads a talent show in order to save his youth club from a ruthless property developer. 1963’s Summer Holiday sees Cliff and his chums borrow a double-decker bus for a cross-European road trip. And 1964’s Wonderful Life (titled Swingers’ Paradise stateside) has a shipwrecked Cliff and the Shadows stumble onto a film set.
Contenu et Bonus
- 4K restorations of The Young Ones, Summer Holiday and Wonderful Life
- Original mono audio
- Audio commentary on The Young Ones with director Sidney J Furie, filmmaker Paul Lynch and journalist Waylon Wahl (2002)
- Audio commentary on Summer Holiday with director Peter Yates and journalist Jonathan Sothcott (2002)
- Audio commentary on Wonderful Life with director Sidney J Furie, filmmaker Paul Lynch and journalist Waylon Wahl (2002)
- The Years Have Flown (2026): cinematographer Robin Vidgeon talks about his work on The Young Ones
- Cat in the Canaries (2026): Vidgeon recalls the production of Wonderful Life
- A British Phenomenon (2026): composer and author Neil Brand examines Cliff Richard and the Shadows’ rise to fame in the burgeoning era leading to the Swinging Sixties, and how they compare to other artists of that time
- Local and Global Heresies (2026): visual essay by filmmaker and film historian Daniel Kremer examining the career and directing style of Sidney J Furie
- Interview with Bob Stanley (2019): the musician and author focuses on Richard’s performance in Summer Holiday, and the making of the film
- Rhythm ’n’ Greens (1964): comedic short film retracing the history of Britain, starring the Shadows
- On the Set of ‘The Young Ones’ (1961): silent behind-the-scenes footage of the film’s production
- Cliff Drives London Bus! (1962): British Pathé newsreel showing Richard learning to drive the bus featured in Summer Holiday
- First Night to Remember (1963): newsreel footage of Summer Holiday’s West End opening night in London
- Cliff Meets New Lady (1963): Richard and Wonderful Life’s leading lady, Susan Hampshire, meet in front of the British press
- Wonderful First Night (1964): footage of Wonderful Life’s opening night at the Empire, Leicester Square, London
- Summer Holiday Super 8 version (1963): cut-down home cinema presentation of the film
- We’ve Got a Show (1961): Super 8 presentation of The Young Ones’ musical number
- Nothing’s Impossible (1963): Super 8 presentation of Summer Holiday’s musical number
- Cliff Sings ‘Summer Holiday’ (1963): Super 8 presentation of one of Richard’s most popular songs
- Original theatrical trailers
- Image galleries: promotional and publicity materials, and The Young Ones pressbook
- New and improved English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Limited edition exclusive 100-page book with a new essay by Steve O’Brien, archival news articles on Cliff Richard and his first tours of the US, archival production reports on The Young Ones and Wonderful Life, extracts from the Summer Holiday pressbook showing how the film was promoted, and full film credits