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Bye Bye Birdie (VHS, 1996)

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This rare VHS tape features the classic comedy film "Bye Bye Birdie" starring Janet Leigh and the beloved Dick Van Dyke. The tape comes in a clam shell case and is in the NTSC signal standard, making it perfect for collectors and fans of classic movies. The film is in English and has a rating of NR. It falls under the categories of Movies & TV and VHS tapes. The director of the film is George Sidney and the studio responsible for its release is Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment. This item is a must-have for any fan of pop and musical films, as well as comedy genres.

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This entertaining musical, based on the Broadway hit inspired by the hysteria surrounding Elvis Presley's induction into the army, traces the shock waves a drafted rock & roll star, Conrad Birdie (Jesse Pearson), creates when he comes to a small town to kiss adoring fan Kim McAfee (Ann-Margret) good-bye on national TV. A fiesty secretary, Rosie DeLeon (Janet Leigh), has put the whole plan in motion, hoping that Birdie will sing a song composed by her beau, Albert Peterson (Dick Van Dyke), enabling Rosie's boyfriend to finally break free of his domineering mother (Maureen Stapleton) and marry her. Meanwhile, Kim's new steady, Hugo (Bobby Rydell), is less than pleased about the spotlighted embrace, as are her parents (Paul Lynde and Mary LaRoche)--at least until they get in on the action too. Ed Sullivan appears as himself, Ann-Margret is her usual perky, gyrating self, Van Dyke amply displays his wealth of talents, and Lynde and Stapleton nearly steal the whole production with their hilarious supporting roles. Director George Sidney, who would soon collaborate with the real King in the Presley tour de force VIVA LAS VEGAS, tightens the Broadway original without losing any of its verve and charm to create a rollicking uptempo joyride through a candy-colored early 1960s pop-culture landscape.