Showing posts with label christopher mitchum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christopher mitchum. Show all posts

Saturday, January 12, 2013

New Mitchum Films on DVD and Blu-Ray:

Films of ROBERT MITCHUM's that are new to DVD or Blu-Ray include: Blu-Ray

Cape Fear: One of Mitchum's most enduring performances as the terrifying ex-con Max Cady is now available on Blu-Ray.

Pursued. This terrific noirish western, co-starring Theresa Russell, is also available on DVD.

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My Forbidden Past: A New Orleans romance with Ava Gardner that has been unavailable in any format for many years.

One Shoe Makes It Murder: A little-seen 1982 TV movie co-starring Angie Dickinson.

Promises to Keep. This 1985 TV movie featured the only time that Mitchum co-starred with both his son Christopher and grandson Bentley. It's long been unavailable, but is finally on DVD.

Going Home: This long out-of-print thriller from 1971 co-stars Brenda Vacarro and Jan-Michael Vincent.

The Wrath of God . In an update of sorts on The Night of the Hunter, Mitchum plays a gun-toting "priest" in Latin America in this 1972 film.

Foreign Intrigue. Sadly, one of Mitchum's worst films, this muddled 1956 spy film is laughably awful but if you're a completist, it's now on DVD in a set that also includes the 1958 Michael Redgrave version of The Quiet American.

Amazon Instant Video

Thompson's Last Run. Another 1980s TV movie: This one is from 1986, co-starring Wilfred Brimley as a cop pursuing his old pal and criminal, Mitchum.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Christopher Mitchum Running For Office?

According to the Santa Barbara Independent, Christopher Mitchum, son of actor ROBERT MITCHUM, is "seriously considering" running for political office again.

Chris was the Republican nominee in the 1998 general election for the California State Assembly in the 35th District, but lost the election to Democrat Hannah-Beth Jackson, Wikipedia states.

The picture at left is from a 2009 appearance.

Chris, now 67, appeared in a few films alongside his famous father, including 'Young Billy Young,' and the 1985 TV movie 'Promises to Keep,' which also co-starred Chris's son Bentley.


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