A Little Night Music Movie Question

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A Little Night Music Movie Question#0

Posted: 10/29/06 at 5:09pm

I know that the movie with Elizabeth Taylor is dreadful. That said, does anyone know ANYPLACE to get a copy. I am currently in an independent study on Stephen Sondheim and my advisory and I would like to see it juxtaposed with a decent production. If anyone knows how to get it and ASAP I would be eternally grateful. It was available on Amazon but for $70 used and that is out of my price range.

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re: A Little Night Music Movie Question#1

Posted: 10/29/06 at 5:23pm

Unfortunately, it's gonna cost ya! That $70 is probably cheaper than I've seen it. Have you tried E-Bay?

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re: A Little Night Music Movie Question#2

Posted: 10/29/06 at 5:34pm

http://dvd.search.ebay.com/A-Little-Night-Music_DVDs-Movies_W0QQcatrefZC12QQfromZR8QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQsacatZ11232

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re: A Little Night Music Movie Question#3

Posted: 10/29/06 at 8:51pm

If you have a video store that has a good selection of older films on VHS they might have it. It was available on and off for many years on tape.

When they went to do a DVD they discovered that it would need a lot of restoration and no one wanted to underwrite teh cost for a film that is a) no very good and b) not all that well known.

Also, apply to collectors for a dub of the Live from Lincoln Centre telecast of the NYCO production (broadcast once around 1991.)

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