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NEW - The Wind and the Lion (DVD, 1975) Sealed

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Item specifics

Condition
Brand New: An item that has never been opened or removed from the manufacturer’s sealing (if ...
Region Code
Region 1
Former Rental
No
Season
1
UPC
0012569562226
Format
DVD
Rating
PG
Genre
Action & Adventure
Run Time
119 min.
Movie/TV Title
The Wind and the Lion
Studio
Warner Home Video

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Product Identifiers

UPC
0012569562226
eBay Product ID (ePID)
10046038271

Product Key Features

Movie/TV Title
The Wind and the Lion
Rating
PG
Format
DVD
Genre
Action & Adventure
Studio
Warner Home Video
Run Time
119 min.

Dimensions

Item Height
0.40 in
Item Weight
0.15 lb
Item Length
7.40 in
Item Width
5.76 in

Additional Product Features

Release Year
1975
Number of Discs
1
category_subtree
11232

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  • Top favourable review

    A great movie

    A very good movie. I have always liked Sean Connery, and was wonderful in this role. It's one of few movies where a kidnapper isn't a deranged maniac and is easy to be on his side. There are 2 kids in this movie, so I wouldn't have to hide this movie from children.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: gjurv23

  • The Wind and the Lion (DVD, 2004)

    An excellent film about an incident where an North African Shiek (Sean Connery) kidnaps an American woman, Mrs. Pedicaris (Candis Bergen) and her two children, and the demanding of a ransom. An international incident was caused by this event, resulting in the U.S. Marines entering Morocco. Connery 's character is a Bedouine Rhisouli Chief who did this in order to bring embarrassment to the ruler of Morocco, and the Bashar of Tangier. President Theodore Roosevelt famously stated that the Rhisouli had but two choices, Mrs. Pedicaris alive or the Rhizouli Dead! The Rhizouli was a powerful man and although they were his captives, they all grew to respect him and grew fond of him, eventually fighting for his freedom. She is a high spirited, intelligent, and resourceful woman and a strong ...

  • Fabulous Romance type movie w/o sex detracting from it!

    This is the perfect romantic and action movie for the Christian woman or any woman that openly or "secretly" desires to experience a woman heroine that is an exellent mother, intelligent and quick witted, being kidnapped by a very masculine, handsome, and "sage" Sean Connery and his men during the time of Teddy Roosevelt's presidency without the obligatory sexual inuendoes breaking the continuity of the story. It isabout a man's dedication to his faith, their Bedouine rules, and a cause playing against a strong-minded, moral, and Democratic woman's dedication to her beliefs and the American view of right and wrong. They become very close and respectful friends and see value in each other's ideals. The children, a boy and girl, are beautifully ...

  • Silly fun for fans of the cast

    The script is weak and the acting is rather poor, but if you are a fan of Sean Connery and/or Candice Bergen, pop yourself some microwave popcorn and sit back and enjoy the nonsense. Ms. Bergen does a pretty fair job of looking like a strong woman facing adversity when she and her two children are kidnaped. Connery does a weak job of looking like a Berber chieften, but my wife is in love with him anyway--in fact she fell in love with him in the theater when this film first came out. Brian Keith as Teddy Roosevelt is laughable, but that's chiefly the fault of the poor script. In the end, everything turns out all right--but it's not true to history or to normal human psychology: you'll see what I mean if you watch the whole thing. (I'm resisting the temptation ...

  • A Thrilling and Believable Adventure

    What I like about this adventure is the "roving panorama" given to the camera eye with regard to a historic North Africa and the personality development that makes the characters interesting from a historical perspective. The script is written with a flash back and forth between the United States President, Teddy Roosevelt, and the peoples who live in desert environments. It provides "nail-biting" interest and a unique "romance" that has no hope for reaching and end. The desert chieftain's sense of right and a kind of protecting knighthood is heroic. The "Gung-ho" marines who involve themselves in saving Mrs. Penntigast's new found friend, who is played by Sean Connery as the desert chieftain, never ceases to engulf me in the final ...