
The Damned aka These Are The Damned (Region Free)
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Having been exiled from Hollywood in the 1950s, American filmmaker Joseph Losey settled in Britain, where he made a series of remarkable and highly individual works.Â
A film about the horrors of the nuclear age, and the irresponsible science which spawned it, The Damned is one of Loseyâs â and Hammerâs - most idiosyncratic films, and one which has grown in reputation through the years.
INDICATOR STANDARDÂ EDITION (1-DISC) SPECIAL FEATURES
- 2K restorationÂ
- Original mono audioÂ
- Alternative presentations of the complete 96-minute version, playable as either The Damned or These Are the Damned
- Audio commentary with film historians Kat Ellinger and Samm Deighan
- On the Brink: Inside âThe Damnedâ (2019, 27 mins): documentary, featuring Alan Barnes, Kevin Lyons, Nick Riddle and Jonathan Rigby, exploring aspects of the film production
- Hammerâs Women: Viveca Lindfors (2019, 15 mins): profile of the renowned actor by film historian Lindsay Hallam
- Looking in the Right Place (2019, 10 mins): actor Shirley Anne Field recalls working with Oliver Reed and Joseph Losey
- Children of âThe Damnedâ (2019, 24 mins): former child actors David Palmer, Kit Williams and Christopher Witty discuss their experiences making The Damned
- Something Out of Nothing (2019, 7 mins): screenwriter Evan Jones reflects on this first feature-film credit
- Smoke Screen (2019, 12 mins): interview with camera operator Anthony Heller
- Beneath the Surface (2019, 26 mins): interview with filmmaker Gavrik Losey, son of director Joseph Losey
- Beyond Black Leather (2019, 15 mins): academic I Q Hunter discusses The Damned
- No Future (2019, 26 mins): appreciation by author and film historian Neil SinyardÂ
- The Lonely Shore (2019, 21 mins): appreciation of James Bernardâs score by David Huckvale, author of James Bernard, Composer to Count Dracula: A Critical BiographyÂ
- Isolated music & effects track
- Original US theatrical trailerÂ
- Joe Dante trailer commentary (2013, 4 mins): short critical appreciationÂ
- Image gallery: promotional and publicity materialsÂ
- New and improved subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
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Having been exiled from Hollywood in the 1950s, American filmmaker Joseph Losey settled in Britain, where he made a series of remarkable and highly individual works.Â
A film about the horrors of the nuclear age, and the irresponsible science which spawned it, The Damned is one of Loseyâs â and Hammerâs - most idiosyncratic films, and one which has grown in reputation through the years.
INDICATOR STANDARDÂ EDITION (1-DISC) SPECIAL FEATURES
- 2K restorationÂ
- Original mono audioÂ
- Alternative presentations of the complete 96-minute version, playable as either The Damned or These Are the Damned
- Audio commentary with film historians Kat Ellinger and Samm Deighan
- On the Brink: Inside âThe Damnedâ (2019, 27 mins): documentary, featuring Alan Barnes, Kevin Lyons, Nick Riddle and Jonathan Rigby, exploring aspects of the film production
- Hammerâs Women: Viveca Lindfors (2019, 15 mins): profile of the renowned actor by film historian Lindsay Hallam
- Looking in the Right Place (2019, 10 mins): actor Shirley Anne Field recalls working with Oliver Reed and Joseph Losey
- Children of âThe Damnedâ (2019, 24 mins): former child actors David Palmer, Kit Williams and Christopher Witty discuss their experiences making The Damned
- Something Out of Nothing (2019, 7 mins): screenwriter Evan Jones reflects on this first feature-film credit
- Smoke Screen (2019, 12 mins): interview with camera operator Anthony Heller
- Beneath the Surface (2019, 26 mins): interview with filmmaker Gavrik Losey, son of director Joseph Losey
- Beyond Black Leather (2019, 15 mins): academic I Q Hunter discusses The Damned
- No Future (2019, 26 mins): appreciation by author and film historian Neil SinyardÂ
- The Lonely Shore (2019, 21 mins): appreciation of James Bernardâs score by David Huckvale, author of James Bernard, Composer to Count Dracula: A Critical BiographyÂ
- Isolated music & effects track
- Original US theatrical trailerÂ
- Joe Dante trailer commentary (2013, 4 mins): short critical appreciationÂ
- Image gallery: promotional and publicity materialsÂ
- New and improved subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing













