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Stanley Iris (DVD, 2004)

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This Stanley & Iris DVD, released in 2004, is a must-have for any Jane Fonda fan or lover of drama movies. The DVD is factory sealed and comes with free shipping, making it a great addition to your collection without any extra costs. The video format is NTSC and the case type is a tall/DVD case, so you can easily see the movie and enjoy it in the comfort of your own home. The movie is rated PG-13 and directed by Martin Ritt, with a studio release from MGM Home Entertainment. The DVD has a region code of DVD: 1 (US, Canada...) and is in English language. The movie stars Jane Fonda and is categorized as a drama in the genre. Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to add a great movie to your collection!

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Jane Fonda and Robert DeNiro star in this working class drama as Stanley and Iris, who are both employees at the same New England bakery. The two--who have never met even though they work together--come together when Stanley bumps into Iris on the street right after her purse is stolen. He offers to walk her home, and the two soon learn that they have much more in common than just their place of work; they both have tremendously trying personal lives. However, when Iris learns that Stanley is illiterate, she inadvertently gets him fired from his job, prompting Stanley, who is coming to grips with his handicap for the first time, to ask Iris if she will help him learn to read. In order to convey a sense of what being illiterate is like, director Martin Ritt infuses the film with a tremendous feeling for its locale, a small New England town, emphasizing Stanley's feeling of isolation as he goes about his daily business without being able to read. Of course, DeNiro's amazing performance as Stanley helps too, and, as Iris, Fonda plays wonderfully against him, making the film a great romance as well as a great drama.