Sinbad the Sailor DVD (Warner Archive Collection Release)
Up for sale is the classic 1947 high-seas swashbuckler adventure Sinbad the Sailor on DVD. Released as part of the highly collectible Warner Archive Collection, this lighthearted Technicolor masterpiece stars the charismatic Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. alongside the radiant Maureen O'Hara, Walter Slezak, and Anthony Quinn. Follow Sinbad as he sets sail on his most wondrous voyage yet, seeking the fabled lost treasure of Alexander the Great while crossing paths with treacherous emirs and duplicitous allies. An absolute essential for fans of classic Hollywood adventure cinema!
Product Details & Technical Specs:
- Format: 1-Disc DVD / Manufacture-on-Demand (MOD) Release
- Studio / Label: Warner Home Video / Warner Archive Collection
- Starring: Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Maureen O'Hara, Walter Slezak, Anthony Quinn, George Tobias
- Director: Richard Wallace (An RKO Radio Picture Presentation)
- Video Presentation: Full Screen 4x3 1.37:1 / Technicolor
- Total Runtime: Approx. 116 Minutes / Color / Not Rated
Item Condition:
- Condition Profile: Excellent pre-owned condition! The DVD disc surface features a beautiful, clean, full-color graphic print and is free of deep or distracting scratches. The original black snap case and graphic artwork insert sleeve are fully intact and present beautifully, showing only minor, standard shelf wear from normal handling and storage.
- Please closely look over the high-resolution listing photos to verify the exact physical condition of the packaging and disc before purchasing.
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Packaging & Delivery:
- The DVD will be securely wrapped in bubble cushioning inside a protective mailer to ensure the plastic case, spine, and internal disc clip arrive completely safe and intact.
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