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The Lonely Lady [Blu-ray]
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She's determined to take nothing less than everything Hollywood has to offer.
Golden Globe winner Pia Zadora burns up the screen in The Lonely Lady, the sizzling 1983 adaptation of the bestselling novel by Harold Robbins.
Jerilee Randall (Zadora) is a beautiful, idealistic, and talented writer with ambitions of making it big as a screenwriter. But as she makes her way up the Hollywood food chain, she discovers that underneath the movie business' glittering façade is a whirlwind of drugs, depravity, and broken dreams. Struggling to hold onto all she holds dear, she soon descends into a desperate battle to maintain her own sanity.
Also starring Lloyd Bochner, Bibi Besch, and Ray Liotta, The Lonely Lady is a tawdry and tantalizing tale of glamour, betrayal, and passion.
Special Features:
- High-Definition Film Transfer Taken from the Interpositive Presented in its Original Theatrical 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio
- Interview with Actress Pia Zadora
- Network Television Broadcast Version of the Film Featuring Alternative Scenes (1.33:1 Aspect Ratio, Standard Definition)
- Original Theatrical Trailer and TV Spot
- Still Gallery
Golden Globe winner Pia Zadora burns up the screen in The Lonely Lady, the sizzling 1983 adaptation of the bestselling novel by Harold Robbins.
Jerilee Randall (Zadora) is a beautiful, idealistic, and talented writer with ambitions of making it big as a screenwriter. But as she makes her way up the Hollywood food chain, she discovers that underneath the movie business' glittering façade is a whirlwind of drugs, depravity, and broken dreams. Struggling to hold onto all she holds dear, she soon descends into a desperate battle to maintain her own sanity.
Also starring Lloyd Bochner, Bibi Besch, and Ray Liotta, The Lonely Lady is a tawdry and tantalizing tale of glamour, betrayal, and passion.
Special Features:
- High-Definition Film Transfer Taken from the Interpositive Presented in its Original Theatrical 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio
- Interview with Actress Pia Zadora
- Network Television Broadcast Version of the Film Featuring Alternative Scenes (1.33:1 Aspect Ratio, Standard Definition)
- Original Theatrical Trailer and TV Spot
- Still Gallery