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One of several 1978 films dealing with the Vietnam War
(including Hal Ashby's Oscar-winning Coming Home), Michael Cimino's epic second feature The Deer Hunter was both
renowned for its tough portrayal of the war's effect on American working class steel workers and notorious for its
ahistorical use of Russian roulette in the Vietnam sequences. Structured in five sections contrasting home and war, the
film opens in Clairton, PA, as Mike (Robert De Niro), Nick (Christopher Walken), and Stan (John Cazale, in his last
film) celebrate the wedding of their friend Steve (John Savage) and go on a final deer hunt before the men leave for
Vietnam. Mike treats hunting as a test of skill, lecturing Stan about the value of "one shot" deer slaying and
brushing off Nick's urgings to appreciate nature's beauty. As Mike ruminates post-hunt, the film cuts to the horror of
Vietnam, where the men are captured by Vietcong soldiers who force Mike and Nick to play Russian roulette for the V.C.'s
amusement. Mike turns the game to his advantage so they can escape captivity, but the men are permanently scarred by the
episode. Steve loses his legs; Nick vanishes in the Saigon Russian roulette parlors. Mike returns alone to Clairton a
changed man, as he rejects the killing of the deer hunt and finds solace with Nick's old girlfriend Linda (Meryl
Streep). Disgusted by the antics of his male cohorts at home, Mike decides to bring Steve back from a veterans'
hospital, and he returns to Saigon to find Nick. As Saigon falls, Mike discovers how far gone Nick is; the survivors
gather in Clairton for a funeral breakfast, singing an impromptu rendition of "God Bless America." 


Code:STARS.........: Robert De Niro,
Christopher Walken, Meryl Streep, John Cazale 
DIRECTOR......: Michael Cimino 
WRITERS.......: Michael Cimino,
Deric Washburn 
GENRE.........: War, Drama 
METASCORE.....: 81 
TOMATOMETER...: 94 
IMDB RATING...:
8.1/10 273,676 votes 
IMDB LINK.....: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077416 
RUNTIME.......: 3h 03mn 
SIZE..........: 7.17 GB 
VIDEO CODEC...: HEVC ([email protected]) 
BITRATE.......: 4500 Kbps (2-pass)

RESOLUTION....: 1920x816 
ASPECT RATIO..: 2.35:1 
FRAMERATE.....: 23.976 fps 
AUDIO1........:
English E-AC3 5.1 640kbps 
AUDIO2........: AAC Stereo 256kbps CVBR 
AUDIO3........: Commentary by Michael
Cimino 
AUDIO4........: Commentary with George Stevens Jr. and Ivan Moffat 
SUBTITLES.....: ENG 
CHAPTERS......: Yes 
SOURCE........: Studio Canal 40th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray 
ENCODED BY....: Sartre

ENCODE DATE...: 2018-09-08
 



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Extras 


• Interview with Michael Cimino -  In this archival interview, director Michael
Cimino discusses the genesis of The Deer Hunter, how and why at the time working-class Americans were unjustifiably
maligned by the mainstream press as being right-wing, the lasting scars that the war in Vietnam left them with, his
intention to provide the film with a strong documentary appearance and how it was reinforced by specific lensing and
editing choices, the management of the dialog and the music (some of the dialog was intentionally obscured to enhance
realism), etc. The interview first aired as part of ITV's South Bank Show, hosted by Melvyn Bragg, on February 25, 1979.
In English. (18 min). 

• Realizing The Deer Hunter -  A very informative interview
with director Michael Cimino in which he discusses the message of his film, how the film could not be made in the U.S.
at the time, the filming locations, etc. In English. (24 min). 

• Shooting The Deer Hunter -
 In this archival interview, cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond discusses the many obstacles he and the technical
crew had to overcome while shooting the film. Also, there are very interesting observations about the notorious long
wedding sequence and working with a visionary director like Michael Cimino and specifically his appreciation for quality
improvisation. In English. (16 min). 

• Playing The Deer Hunter -  In this archival
interview, John Savage talks about his father, who went to Vietnam, and how what he told him about the war helped him
out with the character he played in The Deer Hunter. The actor also discusses the political controversy that one point
surrounded the film, as well as some of the more challenging sequences in it. In English. (16 min). 

• Deleted and Extended Scenes -  A gallery of deleted and extended scenes. In English. (17
min). 

• Interview with David Thomson -  In this brand new video interview, critic
David Thomson recalls his first theatrical experience with The Deer Hunter many years ago, and discusses the conflicting
opinions that emerged, the magnificent cast and the characterizations, some of the confusion that supposedly surrounded
the evolution of the script, the film's obvious and not so obvious messages, etc. In English. (24 min). 

• Commentary One -  This is the same vintage audio commentary by director Michael Cimino that
was made available in the UK quite some time ago via the local DVD release of The Deer Hunter. The commentary is
incredibly informative. The late director explains why his film was funded by a UK company, why at the time there was
apparently no market for it in the U.S., what it meant to those who were involved with its production, how the political
controversy that surrounded the film affected him and the actors, etc. The commentary also appears on StudioCanal's
first Blu-ray release of The Deer Hunter. 

• Commentary Two -  This is the same
vintage audio commentary by cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond and film journalist Bob Fisher that in the U.S. appeared on
Universal's Blu-ray release (and older DVD releases) of The Deer Hunter. The late cinematographer discusses in great
detail the specific lensing/framing choices that were made during the shooting of the film, Michael Cimino's idea for
the film, the type of environment that the visuals were meant to be a part of, the management of light and shadow, etc.
It is a very, very informative commentary. 

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