The West Wing, season 1 /
The West Wing, season 1 / - Burbank, CA : Warner Home Video, John Wells Productions ; Warner Bros. Television ; producers, Kevin Falls [and others] ; writers, Allison Abner [and others] ; directors, Alex Graves [and others]. [2003], ©1999-©2000. - 4 videodiscs (approximately 957 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Originally released as a television series from 1999-2000. Based on the series created by Aaron Sorkin. Special features: commentaries from Aaron Sorkin, "The West Wing" creator and director Thomas Schlamme on five key episodes, including the "Pilot," "What kind of day has it been," "Take this Sabbath day," "In excelsis deo" (featuring additional commentary from co-executive producer/director Alex Graves) and "Celestial navigation" (with co-executive producer/director Chris Misiano joining Sorkin and Schlamme); all-new digital transfers; "The Primaries" and "The West Wing inauguration"--In-depth making-of documentaries; exclusive, behind-the-scenes footage from "The West Wing's" first season, including "Capital Beat" and "Sheet Music"; "Gag order" - a collection of outtakes and bloopers; "Off the record" - outtakes from various cast and producer interviews; deleted scenes.
Pilot -- What kind of day has it been -- Take this Sabbath day -- In Excelsis deo -- Celestial navigation.
Directors of photography, Thomas Del Ruth [and others] ; editors, Russell Denove [and others] ; original music, Roxanne Lippel ; costume designer, Lyn Paolo ; production designer, Ken Hardy. Directors of photography, Thomas Del Ruth [and others] ; editors, Russell Denove [and others] ; original music, Roxanne Lippel ; costume designer, Lyn Paolo ; production designer, Ken Hardy.
John Spencer, Rob Lowe, Stockard Channing, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Moira Kelly, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, Martin Sheen, Bradley Whitford.
Headed by President Josiah Bartlet, demonstrates that office politics are the same everywhere; things just have greater repercussions when your office happens to be the White House. Stories surround the President; his deputy communications director Sam Seaborn; his beleaguered press secretary, C.J. Cregg; the chief of staff, recovering boozehound Leo McGarry, who sacrifices his marriage to his career. Among the global crises Bartlet must finesse are a nuclear showdown between India and Pakistan, an American plane shot down by terrorists, and another downed U.S. plane in Iraq.
MPAA rating: Not rated. DVD Midwest Tape
DVD, Region 1 encoding, Full screen presentation, Dolby surround, stereo.
English dialogue, French or Spanish subtitles; Closed-captioned.
079077612X 9780790776125
085392425921
24259 Warner Home Video
Midwest Tapes http://www.midwesttapes.com
United States. President --Drama.
White House (Washington, D.C.)--Drama.
White House (Washington, D.C.)
Presidents--Staff--United States--Drama.
Presidents--Staff.
United States.
Drama.
Television programs.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Television programs.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
791.45/75
Originally released as a television series from 1999-2000. Based on the series created by Aaron Sorkin. Special features: commentaries from Aaron Sorkin, "The West Wing" creator and director Thomas Schlamme on five key episodes, including the "Pilot," "What kind of day has it been," "Take this Sabbath day," "In excelsis deo" (featuring additional commentary from co-executive producer/director Alex Graves) and "Celestial navigation" (with co-executive producer/director Chris Misiano joining Sorkin and Schlamme); all-new digital transfers; "The Primaries" and "The West Wing inauguration"--In-depth making-of documentaries; exclusive, behind-the-scenes footage from "The West Wing's" first season, including "Capital Beat" and "Sheet Music"; "Gag order" - a collection of outtakes and bloopers; "Off the record" - outtakes from various cast and producer interviews; deleted scenes.
Pilot -- What kind of day has it been -- Take this Sabbath day -- In Excelsis deo -- Celestial navigation.
Directors of photography, Thomas Del Ruth [and others] ; editors, Russell Denove [and others] ; original music, Roxanne Lippel ; costume designer, Lyn Paolo ; production designer, Ken Hardy. Directors of photography, Thomas Del Ruth [and others] ; editors, Russell Denove [and others] ; original music, Roxanne Lippel ; costume designer, Lyn Paolo ; production designer, Ken Hardy.
John Spencer, Rob Lowe, Stockard Channing, Dulé Hill, Allison Janney, Moira Kelly, Janel Moloney, Richard Schiff, Martin Sheen, Bradley Whitford.
Headed by President Josiah Bartlet, demonstrates that office politics are the same everywhere; things just have greater repercussions when your office happens to be the White House. Stories surround the President; his deputy communications director Sam Seaborn; his beleaguered press secretary, C.J. Cregg; the chief of staff, recovering boozehound Leo McGarry, who sacrifices his marriage to his career. Among the global crises Bartlet must finesse are a nuclear showdown between India and Pakistan, an American plane shot down by terrorists, and another downed U.S. plane in Iraq.
MPAA rating: Not rated. DVD Midwest Tape
DVD, Region 1 encoding, Full screen presentation, Dolby surround, stereo.
English dialogue, French or Spanish subtitles; Closed-captioned.
079077612X 9780790776125
085392425921
24259 Warner Home Video
Midwest Tapes http://www.midwesttapes.com
United States. President --Drama.
White House (Washington, D.C.)--Drama.
White House (Washington, D.C.)
Presidents--Staff--United States--Drama.
Presidents--Staff.
United States.
Drama.
Television programs.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Television programs.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
791.45/75