Dirty Dancing [30th Anniversary] [Blu-ray]

Director: Emile Ardolino

Overview

A young woman awakens to the world of adult love at a resort in the Catskills of New York in 1963. She has traveled with her parents to this resort for the summer and is bored nearly to tears until meeting the handsome camp dance instructor.

Product Details

Release Date:	02/07/2017
UPC:	0031398253761
Original Release:	1987
Rating:	PG-13
Region Code:	A
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:41:00
Sales rank:	11,379

Special Features

Never-Before-Seen Intimate Interviews with Patrick Swayze; Never-Before-Seen "Happy 30th Birthday" Salute with Celebrity Fans; Outtakes/Deleted/Alternate/Extended Scenes; Cast Interviews with Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Eleanor Bergstein; Two Filmmaker Commentaries; Music Videos

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Jennifer Grey	Baby Houseman
Patrick Swayze	Johnny Castle
Jerry Orbach	Jake Houseman
Cynthia Rhodes	Penny Johnson
Jack Weston	Max Kellerman
Jane Brucker	Lisa Houseman
Kelly Bishop	Marjorie Houseman
Lonny Price	Neil Kellerman
Max Cantor	Robbie Gould
Charles 'Honi' Coles	Tito Suarez(as Charles Honi Coles)
Neal Jones	Billy Kostecki
'Cousin Brucie' Morrow	Magician
Wayne Knight	Stan
Paula Trueman	Mrs. Schumacher
Alvin Myerovich	Mr. Schumacher
Miranda Garrison	Vivian Pressman
Garry Goodrow	Moe Pressman
Antone Pag?n	Staff Kid(as Antone Pagan)
Thomas Cannold	Bus Boy(as Tom Cannold)
M.R. Fletcher	Dirty Dancer
Jesus Fuentes	Dirty Dancer
Heather Lea Gerdes	Dirty Dancer
Karen Getz	Dirty Dancer
Andrew Charles Koch	Dirty Dancer
D.A. Pauley	Dirty Dancer
Doriana Sanchez	Dirty Dancer,Dirty Dancer
Tom Drake	Actor
Cousin Brucie	Magician
Antone Pagan	Staff Kid
Jennifer Stahl	Dirty Dancer
John Morris	Composer

Technical Credits

Eleanor Bergstein

Mitchell Cannold	Executive Producer
Steven Reuther	Executive Producer
Linda Gottlieb	Producer
Bonnie Timmermann	Casting
Eleanor Bergstein	Screenwriter,Producer

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Dirty Dancing
1. Scene 1 [4:44]
2. Scene 2 [4:20]
3. Scene 3 [4:24]
4. Scene 4 [7:27]
5. Scene 5 [4:22]
6. Scene 6 [4:29]
7. Scene 7 [3:43]
8. Scene 8 [6:41]
9. Scene 9 [6:30]
10. Scene 10 [3:54]
11. Scene 11 [3:16]
12. Scene 12 [5:24]
13. Scene 13 [3:48]
14. Scene 14 [2:40]
15. Scene 15 [5:22]
16. Scene 16 [1:34]
17. Scene 17 [2:30]
18. Scene 18 [2:01]
19. Scene 19 [3:40]
20. Scene 20 [1:23]
21. Scene 21 [3:26]
22. Scene 22 [3:00]
23. Scene 23 [5:53]
24. Scene 24 [5:41]
25. Scene 25 [:01]

Menu

Disc #1 -- Dirty Dancing
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Audio
English 6.1 dts Dolby Surround ES
English 5.1 Dolby Digital
English 2.0 Dolby Digital
Subtitles
English
Spanish
Subtitles: Off
Special Features
Audio Commentary with Writer/Co-Producer Eleanor Bergstein: On/Off
Audio Commentary with Writer/Co-Producer Eleanor Bergstein: On
Audio Commentary with Writer/Co-Producer Eleanor Bergstein: Off
Audio Commentary With Kenny Ortega, Miranda Garrison, Jeff Jur, Hilary Rosenfeld and David Chapman: On/Off
Audio Commentary With Kenny Ortega, Miranda Garrison, Jeff Jur, Hilary Rosenfeld and David Chapman: On
Audio Commentary With Kenny Ortega, Miranda Garrison, Jeff Jur, Hilary Rosenfeld and David Chapman: Off
Happy Birthday, Dirty Dancing

Editorial Reviews

Featuring Patrick Swayze's heat-seeking pelvis, Jennifer Grey's original nose, and lavish helpings of dance-floor sensuality and coming-of-age nostalgia, Dirty Dancing was one of the great guilty pleasures of the 1980s. A genuine sleeper hit, it became an instant cult classic. For anyone who grew up during the 1980s, the film occupies a niche not far removed from that occupied by such Brat Pack favorites as The Breakfast Club and St. Elmo's Fire; seeing it was a sort of rite of passage. When it comes down to it, Dirty Dancing, while not exactly an example of great filmmaking, is a prime example of great entertainment. Like any number of coming-of-age dramas, what it lacks in finesse it makes up for in heart. As effusive and well-meaning as its teenage protagonist, Dirty Dancing is an unabashedly romantic exercise in both the suspension of disbelief and the healing powers of well-choreographed nostalgia.