To Kill A Mockingbird Signature Collection (1962) [43239]

Starring/Director: Gregory Peck

Cover: VG++

* stock photo used to denote version *

Disc(s): VG++

Features:

• CLV WS THX 1998 Gatefold pressing of the 1962 film
• Presented in its original 1.85:1 widescreen aspect ratio, transferred under the THX program from a preservation dupe negative especially created for this anniversary edition to recapture the brilliant photography seen by the world in 1962
• Audio commentaries by director Robert Mulligan and producer Alan J. Pakula on analog track 1
• The original theatrical trailer
• Fearful Symmetry: An original 90-minute documentary featuring interviews with director Robert Mulligan, actors Gregory Peck, Robert Duvall, Mary Badham, Phillip Alford, Brooke Peters and Collin Wilcox Paxton, producer Alan J. Pakula, screenwriter Horton Foote, and composer Elmer Bernstein; including: Historic stills of the town of Monroeville, original location footage of the town, interviews with the local residents and prominent Alabama attorney Cleophus Thomas, production photographs

Other condition notes:

Copy from a California, smoke free, super collector's home. Discs always stored inside a temperature controlled home inside a plastic sleeve. Sleeve removed to take photographs. 

RETURN AND REFUND POLICY

Due to the large volume of inventory I have, I am not able to test every disc. All items are untested unless stated otherwise. Because all items are vintage new old stock or used/secondhand, there are no returns. However if the disc has laser rot or your order arrived damaged, please contact me for store credit. If you are unhappy with your order for any other reason, please send me an email describing the issue and we can work something out!

DISCLAIMER

Please note that disc photos are my stock photos, unless stated as otherwise, and actual item condition may vary from these photos

All discs/covers are graded along the same lines as the Goldmine Record Grading Scale

Tested discs with any signs of laser rot will be graded along the LDDB laser rot scale:

• 1/5 - Light rot: a few speckles, hard to notice, might be a scratched master
• 2/5 - Medium rot: still can be watched but speckles are becoming distracting
• 3/5 - Heavy rot: multicolored snow all over the screen
• 4/5 - Critical rot: analog sound is distorted, digital sound clicks and pops
• 5/5 - Death: disc cannot be played anymore

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