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John Travolta (Ladder 49, Be Cool, Pulp Fiction) and Danny Devito (Big Fish, Anything Else, LA Confidential) team up for this criminally funny caper based on Elmore Leonard's (Jackie Brown) best-selling novel Get Shorty, finally out to buy on Special Edition DVD loaded with cool extras including making of features, star interviews and a deleted scene starring Ben Stiller on 21st March 2005 from MGM Home Entertainment Limited.

Chili Palmer (Travolta - who won a Golden Globe for his role) is a loan shark tired of his life in the mob. When he heads for Hollywood to collect a massive gambling debt from a small time movie mogul he's propelled into life as a film producer.

But will working with struggling, down-on-his-luck director Harry Zimm (Gene Hackman) and pintsized star Martin Weir (Devito) take him to the top of the box office chart? And can he possibly maintain a meaningful relationship with B-Movie queen Karen Flores (Rene Russo) whilst fending of the array of angry mobsters and disgruntled drug dealers who refuse to leave him alone?

Super-slick, critically lauded, outrageously funny and perfectly directed by former Coen brothers acolyte Barry Sonnenfeld (White Noise, Men In Black, The Addams Family) this 10th Anniversary disc - released in time for the cinematic release of the hotly anticipated sequel Be Cool promises to be one of the hottest DVDs of the year.

Special Features

  • Audio Commentary from director Barry Sonnenfeld
  • Look At Me - Making of Documentary with cast and crew
  • Page To Screen - Making of Documentary
  • Wiseguys And Dolls - Interview Feature with: Russo, DeVito, Sonnenfeld and screenplay writer Scott Frank
  • Party Reel Featurette
  • Deleted Scene - 'Graveyard' with Ben Stiller - plus featurette about the scene
  • Four Easter Eggs - 'The Silent Schmuck', 'Cappuccino Factor', 'Radio Show', 'I Bought the Book'
  • Going Again - Danny DeVito Outtakes from Danny's No-Cut Day!
  • Photo Gallery
  • Sneak Peek at Be Cool - 10 minute Behind the Scenes footage and clips of the sequel before its theatrical release date of 1st April.