TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Mono
Aspect Ratio(s): 16:9
Layers: single-sided/single-layered

Credits:

Al Jolson, May Mcavoy, Warner Oland, Alan Crosland

Description:

The fun is just beginning! 1927. The Jazz Singer, the world's first talkie film, created a sensation in the film world. ● Re-released on Blu-ray to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Warner Bros! The first film to transition from silent films to talkies, "Wait a minute, wait a minute. You ain't heard nothin' yet! You ain't heard nothin' yet! (Wait a minute, wait a minute. You ain't heard nothin' yet!)" is famous as the first line in the history of cinema. ● Includes approximately 123 minutes of vintage extras ＜Blu-ray version Year of production / Country of origin 1927 U.S.A. Running time 96 min. DVD Layer: Single-sided, single layer, 1 disc Color B/W Package size Tall for BD Screen Size Standard Size Screen Aspect 16:9 Region Region A Product Specifications (Subtitles) 1: Japanese 2: English (SDH) 3: Commentary subtitles Audio 1: English 1.0ch Dolby Digital ＜Special Features Special features Al Jolson's song during the farm scene (10 min.) Warner Bros. 25th Anniversary Banquet (11 min.) Animated short film "I Love to Singa" (8 minutes) Dreams of Hollywood Horse Racing (10 min.) Wonder Boy" (18 minutes) Original Theatrical Trailer (approx. 7 min.) Audio Special Features Lux Radio Theatre broadcast (approx. 58 mins.) Outer case (with O-rings) *Specifications and benefits are subject to change without notice. Director : Alan Crossland, Screenplay : Alfred A. Kohn, Producer : Darryl F. Zanuck Jakey Rabinowitz : Al Jolson, Mary Dale : May McAvoy, Priestess : Warner Orlando The future of Hollywood changed with the theatrical release of "The Jazz Singer. For the first time in a feature film, actors spoke their lines on screen. The film broke the hearts of audiences and brought down the curtain on the silent film era. In the film, the great actor Al Jolson plays the role of a son who defies his father, the head Jewish priest, in order to pursue his dream of a career in show business. Watch (and listen to) the entire story to its fullest. This is not just another classic film. It is an entertaining film that can be genuinely enjoyed even today! Released by Warner Bros. Distributor: NBC Universal Entertainment © 1927 Turner Entertainment Co. and Warner Bros.