20th Century Fox Home Entertainment has just released some info on the upcoming release of The Family Stone in May.Sarah Jessica Parker, Diane Keaton, and Rachel McAdams lead an all-star cast in The Family Stone. Join the eccentric Stone family for a holiday gathering filled with unexpected surprises. Before the festivities are over, love affairs will unravel, new ones will form, outrageous secrets will be revealed and the family will come together like never before.
Apart from the feature presentation in anamorphic widescreen – a pan and scan version is being sold separately - , the DVD is filled with extras, including a Commentary Track by Sarah Jessica Parker and Dermot Mulroney. Another Commentary Track will feature by Director Thomas Bezucha, Producer Michael London, Editor Jeffrey Ford and Production Designer Jane Ann Stewart as they discuss the making of the movie.
But there’s more. A lot more. 6 Deleted Scenes with optional commentary by Director Thomas Bezucha and Editor Jeffrey Ford are included on the release, as well as the Fox Movie Channel Featurettes “Casting Session” and “World Premiere.” A dedicated Behind The Scenes Featurette will also be part of the release, as well as a Gag Reel. Also look for a Q&E Session with the cast at the Screen Actor's Guild Theatre and a Recipe For Strata on the release. Trailers and two easter eggs will round out the release.
“The Family Stone” will come to a store near you on May 2 and carry a $29.98 suggested retail price.
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