Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9786302986327
Format: Color
ISBN: 630298632X
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Release Date: 1995-01-31
Running Time: 102
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 1960-01-27

Customer Rating:
Summary: WHERE IS THE DVD??????
Comment:

I have all Cameron Hawley's books in hardcover, and am glad to say Executive Suite has finally been issued on DVD. However, where is Cash McCall, it is way past time for it to appear. Warner Brothers is very tardy in issuing some of their better genre work, with Cash McCall being one. Yellowstone Kelly with Clint Walker and the 2nd season of Cheyenne being two more.

Back to Cash McCall: this is a movie fairly true to the novel, and the performers are excellently suited for the picture. Dean Jagger was coming back to the screen after having a stroke and his pronunciation is a little off, but he was such a good actor he carries it off. And don't you love Nina Foch playing the spoiler. The picture overall is a romantic romp with very little message other than enjoyment. However, since Mr. Hawley made his mark in the business world as a top executive prior to becoming a best selling author, the business world of 1955 when the book was published, is truly drawn.

Maybe it is only for those of us who came to age in the 1950s, but this is one classic picture, none like it will ever be issued again. Great flick I first saw while serving in the military, long ago.

Semper Fi.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great production on out dated format
Comment: Stylish for the era with great acting and script makes this a classic. This really needs to be on DVD though.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: James Garner's Best
Comment: This old-time movie is full of fun and fond memories. A must see for fans of either James Garner or Natalie Woods.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great movie wheres the DVD?
Comment: Love the movie But where is the DVD?It is a very very good classic move that I really enjoyed alot.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: It Has Re-do All Over It.
Comment: This mid-50's melodrama probably inspired a lot of arbitrage specialists out there, if not, Hugh Hefners. If you liked the "Hotel" series by Arthur Hailey, read the book before enjoying Hollywood's botching of a fine story.(heard Travolta was interested in the project)The business intrigue was stripped lean to accomodate an all=star cast. Natalie Wood, at her lovely,though wooden best dwarfed by James Garner.Add Nina Foch, Ed Platt,Dean Jagger and E.G. Marshall and things stir up a bit. Garner and Wood do create sparks after much nonsense. We all forgive them, if we can just see a rags-to-riches story with its Shang-Ri-La settings and a converted B-26 with built-in bar. Pretty Rich Man meets Pretty Woman. Fascinates even today.

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