Great Gatsby (2013)

Overview

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Product Details

Release Date:	09/12/2017
UPC:	0032429281432
Original Release:	0000
Source:	PARAMOUNT
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Sales rank:	344

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Robert Redford	Jay Gatsby
Mia Farrow	Daisy Buchanan
Sam Waterston	Nick Carraway
Bruce Dern	Tom Buchanan
Karen Black	Myrtle Wilson
Scott Wilson	George Wilson
Lois Chiles	Jordan Baker
Howard da Silva	Meyer Wolfsheim
Roberts Blossom	Mr. Gatz
Edward Herrmann	Klipspringer
Elliott Sullivan	Wilson's Friend
Arthur Hughes	Dog Vendor
Kathryn Leigh Scott	Catherine
Beth Porter	Mrs. McKee
Paul Tamarin	Mr. McKee
John Devlin	Gatsby's Bodyguard
Patsy Kensit	Pamela Buchanan
Marjorie Wildes	Pamela's Nurse
Jerry Mayer	Reporter
Bob Sherman	Detectives at Pool
Norman Chauncer	Detectives at Pool
Regina Baff	Miss Baedeker
Janet Arters	Twin,Twin
Oliver Clark	Fat Man
Vincent Schiavelli	Thin Man
Sammy Smith	Comic
Tom Ewell	Mourner
William Atherton	Actor
Nelson Riddle	Composer

Technical Credits

Francis Ford Coppola

David Merrick	Producer
Francis Ford Coppola	Screenwriter
Hank Moonjean	Producer
Ken Barker	Sound/Sound Designer
Brian Simmons	Sound/Sound Designer

Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. The East Egg [14:20]
2. Myrtle Wilson [13:30]
3. Invitation [11:23]
4. Lunch With Gatsby [5:52]
5. Reacquainted [14:22]
6. Rich and Poor [9:52]
7. A Party for Daisy [10:08]
8. Lovers [2:12]
9. Going Into Town [5:31]
10. Confronting Tom [11:19]
11. Trouble on the Road [7:14]
12. The Driver [5:58]
13. Revenge [1:17]
14. Put to Rest [8:06]

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Editorial Reviews

Scripted by one of the top writer/directors of the early '70s and starring the period's hottest leading man, The Great Gatsby was supposed to be the prestige production of the year. Its flaws, however, turned it into a glossy disappointment. With its luxurious period costumes, meticulously rich settings and props, and a cast who all looked the part, this version of The Great Gatsby had all of the surface elements seductively in place. Francis Ford Coppola's screenplay also stuck closely to the novel, transforming some of F. Scott Fitzgerald's most iconic observations about the classes into dialogue. Additional scenes between Jay Gatsby and his beloved Daisy capitalized on Robert Redford's romantic allure. Director Jack Clayton's sluggish pacing, however, made the film a stilted literary artifact rather than an emotionally complex story. Though Sam Waterston's Nick, Karen Black's Myrtle, and Lois Chiles' Jordan were lauded for capturing the nuances of Fitzgerald's characters, Mia Farrow's Daisy, Bruce Dern's Tom, and Redford's Gatsby attracted a mixed response. Still, as one writer noted decades later, Redford was the only actor to successfully suggest Jay's contradictory, endlessly optimistic nature, rendering him the best Gatsby to date even as the film around him missed greatness.