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Where can I get this movie on DVD?

posted 11 years ago by filmsfan38
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Does anyone know where this movie is available on DVD? I know it was released a long time ago on VHS. But it is such a good movie,I wonder why its not on DVD.

[–] mrshvd3 11 years ago

To date, it isn't out on DVD. I'd heard about two years ago that a release might be in the offing, but nothing has come of it. I really hope it happens; I love this movie.

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[–] filmsfan38 11 years ago

It has been released on VHS but that was quite a while ago. Maybe the copy right for the movie expired and nobody bothered to renew it or put it on DVD. Too bad as I agree, its a very good movie. Olivia DeHavilland is wonderful in it. I am still hoping it will be released on DVD but not very hopeful right now. Its such a good movie you would think it would have been on DVD long before now.

[–] mrshvd3 11 years ago

I have a list of old movie titles that haven't been out on DVD yet, but I keep looking for them. Had a glimmer of hope recently when "Wait Till The Sun Shines, Nellie" came out on DVD -- that had never even been released on video, and it's been decades since it was on TV, so I didn't even have any hopes of ever owning it. Others on my list that have come out are on DVD-R, which is fine by me....just so they keep on making these old gems available!

Happy New Year -- and let's hope for "To Each His Own" -- and many others -- on DVD soon, eh?

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[–] gren_seal 11 years ago

Excellent quality DVD released in Spain under the title 'Vida Intima De Julia Norris'. English sound (no Spanish though) with optional Spanish subtitles.

[–] xavierPoulain 8 years ago

I think this film deserves to have a U.S. DVD release. It's about time, and Olivia just turned 100 so it is the PERFECT time.

Actors of color need to be better represented in film, and be recognized for their contributions.

[–] merryapril 8 years ago

I ABSOLUTELY agree with you xavierPoulain! This film is a true classic, just like its magnificent star. In honor of her centennial year there should be videos available of at least her most prominent films. Olivia won an Oscar for TEHO for crying out loud -- it's time for a readily available video of it that would eventually be available for streaming.

[–] xavierPoulain 8 years ago

Maybe we can petition Paramount/Warner Bros. to release it!

Actors of color need to be better represented in film, and be recognized for their contributions.

[–] xavierPoulain 8 years ago

Someone MADE ONE!

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/954/241/461/release-to-each-his-own-1946-to-american-audiences-on-dvd/#updated

Actors of color need to be better represented in film, and be recognized for their contributions.

[–] chudson-1 8 years ago

Amazon.com is selling the DVD

[–] joystar5879 8 years ago

ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

This film is NOT available for US DVD. It is REGION 2 AMAZON DOES NOT HAVE IT FOR SALE FOR US VIEWING.

The majority of the reviews are for the old American VHS Tape. Sadly, our best bet is to wait until it shows up on TCM again, and DVR it.

I do hope he won't upset Henry...

[–] rnmboon (381) 4 years ago

In Spain it is available on blu-ray: https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B0858V1PCG

I have it and the picture quality is good. It is not entirely clear if it is a totally legal version though. The rules on copyright are a bit more "liberal" in Spain compared to most western countries. And this release does mention Universal as the publisher, but the cover and the menu's have a lesser quality than regular Universal-releases.