03-31-2005, 10:44 AM
Dead Zone, The - 3rd Season Announced - Extras, Specs, Box Art!
As we've reported, June 7th is the date to expect The Dead Zone - The Complete 3rd Season on DVD. Now we've got a lot of new details for you, plus box art!
Extras include audio commentary on all 12 episodes by the cast, the crew, and even guest stars Richard Lewis and Greg Grunberg (the latter is also know from Alias). Also look for a Gag Reel, and Deleted Scenes to boot. Plus three exlcusive behind-the-scenes featurettes:
"Making the Leap to HD": shows the artistic and technical struggle the Dead Zone team faced when deciding to switch from shooting 35mm film to Hi-Def camera technology.
"Cooking Verite": Takes fans into the Dead Zone traveling kitchen and exposes the secrets of cooking for an entire film crew.
"Quiet Confidence": Shows how actor Chris Bruno stays in shape
Also look for a "Five Minutes 'Til Mitch" five-minute comedic short that was written and directed by actor John L. Adams. Video is Anamorphic Widescreen and audio is English 5.1 Dolby Surround. Here's that box art we promised:
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As we've reported, June 7th is the date to expect The Dead Zone - The Complete 3rd Season on DVD. Now we've got a lot of new details for you, plus box art!
Extras include audio commentary on all 12 episodes by the cast, the crew, and even guest stars Richard Lewis and Greg Grunberg (the latter is also know from Alias). Also look for a Gag Reel, and Deleted Scenes to boot. Plus three exlcusive behind-the-scenes featurettes:
"Making the Leap to HD": shows the artistic and technical struggle the Dead Zone team faced when deciding to switch from shooting 35mm film to Hi-Def camera technology.
"Cooking Verite": Takes fans into the Dead Zone traveling kitchen and exposes the secrets of cooking for an entire film crew.
"Quiet Confidence": Shows how actor Chris Bruno stays in shape
Also look for a "Five Minutes 'Til Mitch" five-minute comedic short that was written and directed by actor John L. Adams. Video is Anamorphic Widescreen and audio is English 5.1 Dolby Surround. Here's that box art we promised: