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Chicago (DVD, 2003, Widescreen)

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DISC ONLY Experience the captivating musical drama of "Chicago" with this DVD, featuring an all-star cast including Catherine Zeta-Jones and Renée Zellweger. This Widescreen edition of the film, released in 2003 by MIRAMAX, includes special features such as commentary, behind-the-scenes featurettes, deleted scenes, and captions in Spanish and French. The DVD is formatted for Region 1 (US, Canada...) and has a runtime of 113 minutes. Directed by Rob Marshall and produced by a talented team including Harvey Weinstein, Meryl Poster, and Neil Meron, this movie is a must-see for fans of musicals and performing arts. Add this gem to your collection today!

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This Hollywood adaptation of the classic Broadway musical sparkles with glamour and reverberates with the energy of good, old-fashioned song and dance. As the film leaps into its first riveting act, Velma Kelly (Catherine Zeta-Jones), one half of the famous number she performs with her sister, arrives at the night club late, disheveled, and with blood on her hands. Nonetheless, she goes onstage unhindered and wows the crowd with her shimmying rendition of "All That Jazz." Roxie Hart (Renee Zellweger) a young blond who dreams of someday being famous like Velma, watches from the audience with eyes full of envy. Later, as the cops pick up Velma for the murder of her sister, sending her fame to all-time heights as she becomes a tabloid sensation, Roxie also commits a crime of passion--shooting a lover who falsely promised to secure her cabaret debut. The girls wind up together in jail, where Mama Morton (Queen Latifah), a compassionate guard, is their only hope of redemption; and Billy Flynn (Richard Gere) is the lawyer who can get them out. There, through wonderfully familiar songs like "Razzle Dazzle," "Cell-Block Tango," and "Cellophane Man" Roxie and Velma tell their story of competing for bad-girl celebrity.Director Rob Marshall presents a loveable CHICAGO that shares all the grit and grime of the Bob Fosse Broadway original with phenomenal performances by this grouping of Hollywood stars. The dizzying camerawork and dazzling sets make an easy transition from stage to film.