The George Segal Showcase

This exciting new collection highlights the range and depth of talent possessed by George Segal, one of the great actors of the "New Hollywood" cinema that took theaters and audiences by storm in the '60s and '70s. Starting his film career proper in 1965, Segal ended up being top billing in a variety of prestige projects from great directors in the following 15-20 years, and the very best in both comedy and drama are collected here! All six films feature a different director working with Segal. Includes THE SOUTHERN STAR (Orson Welles. 1969/104 min), LOVING (Eva Marie Saint. 1970/89 min), THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT (Barbra Streisand. 1970/95 min), CALIFORNIA SPLIT (Elliott Gould. 1974/108 min), FUN WITH DICK AND JANE (Jane Fonda. 1977/95 min) and LOST AND FOUND (Glenda Jackson. 1979/106 min). Color/NR/widescreen.