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[A caption reads, "Paramount, a Gulf + Western Company."]
[Julian Kay, a male escort, is at a Los Angeles hotel bar.] Julian: You know who I am.
[He observes Michelle Stratton, the wife of a California state senator, sitting at a dimly lit bar table.] Julian: I know who you are.
[Julian sits across the table from Michelle at the hotel bar.] Julian: I know what you're thinking.
[Julian and Michelle are now sitting closely opposite each other. He slides his hand from Michelle's collarbone, down her bosom to her waist, and then unties the belt of her blue trench coat.] Julian: You know what I'm thinking? You wanna be here.
[Back in the hotel bar, Julian sits across the table from Michelle.] Julian: You wanna be with me.
[Close up on Michelle's face in a quiet room, then on the back of Julian's head getting in front of her.]
[Julian caresses Michelle's hair as they both lie on a bed.] Narrator: His name is Julian Kay. Julian: Was it what you expected?
[In a bedroom, a nude blonde woman, Judy Rheiman, lies in bed, as Julian stands in front of her and takes off his tie and unbuttons his shirt. Another man, Mr. Rheiman, Judy's husband, is by the bedroom room behind Julian, watching them both.] Narrator: His business is pleasure.
Julian: Hello, Judy. You're a very sexy lady, a very good-looking woman.
[Julian sits on the bed next to Judy.] Julian: You're gonna like me. I can tell. We'll have a lot of fun.
[Julian caresses Judy's face as she lies in bed.] Narrator: He is the "American Gigolo".
[Julian walks into a beach house and greets two young women who are sunbathing in the terrace.] Julian: Hello, girls.
[In a bed, Michelle and Julian kiss passionately.]
[At a bar, Michelle and Julian sit across the table from each other conversing.] Michelle: How about you?
[Close up on Julian sitting across the table from Michelle lighting a cigarette.] Michelle: How do you get pleasure?
[Shots in quick succession of Julian on his daily life, working as a gigolo, and with Michelle.]
[Julian and Michelle lie in a bed and kiss, then he caresses her face as they stand next to each other by bookshelves in Julian's home.] Detective Sunday: How do you do it, Julian?
[Sunday, an LAPD detective investigating the murder of Judy Rheiman, approaches Julian as he is having his shoes polished.] Sunday: How do you seduce all these women?
[Michelle and Julian kiss passionately in bed.]
[In a grand bar, Rheiman and Julian meet to talk.] Rheiman: The police think you're involved in a murder in Palm Springs a week ago.
[Julian talks to Michelle at his home.] Julian: I'm being framed by somebody. I don't know who.
[Julian sits across the table from Detective Sunday in his LAPD office.] Sunday: You've been identified, Julian.
[Julian and Michelle talk.] Julian: I'm in deep trouble.
[Back at the police office.] Sunday: I think you're guilty as sin.
[Camera pan from above on Julian walking through the streets of Los Angeles looking over his shoulder.]
[A caption reads, "Richard Gere, Lauren Hutton, "American Gigolo", a Paramount Picture.] Narrator: Richard Gere. Lauren Hutton. "American Gigolo".
Arrow Video
Paul Schrader, hot off writing the scripts for Martin Scorsese's immortal classics Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, stepped into the director's chair for the third time with 1980's American Gigolo, a gripping tale of intrigue and deception set against the backdrop of sultry late-70s Los Angeles and starring Richard Gere in a breakthrough performance.
In a world of wealth and desire, high-end male escort Julian Kay (Gere) offers his love and attention to women in need. But when a client, the wife of a sadistic finance magnate, is found dead, all eyes turn to Julian as the prime suspect. Realizing he's being framed, Julian races to prove his innocence, determined to unravel the mystery behind the setup. As he digs deeper into the case, he embarks on a journey that forces him to confront his own identity.
American Gigolo is a feast for the senses thanks to cinematography by John Bailey and costume design by Giorgio Armani, not to mention a soundtrack courtesy of "Father of Disco" Giorgio Moroder including the Grammy-nominated anthem "Call Me" by Blondie. Co-starring Lauren Hutton, Héctor Elizondo, and Bill Duke, American Gigolo is presented here in a brand new 4K remaster and packed with bonus features.
Product Features
LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY CONTENTS
- Brand new 4K remaster from the original negative by Arrow Films
- High Definition Blu-ray presentation
- Original mono, stereo and 5.1 audio options
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Brand new audio commentary with film critic Adrian Martin
- Brand new interview with writer/director Paul Schrader
- Six Ways to Sunday, a brand new interview with actor Héctor Elizondo on detecting his character
- The Business of PLEASURE, a brand new interview with actor Bill Duke on Leon's profession
- Montages and Monologues, a brand new interview with editor Richard Halsey on putting American Gigolo together
- The Non-Conformist, a brand new interview with camera operator King Baggot on American Gigolo
- Man Machine, a brand new interview with music supervisor & KCRW DJ Dan Wilcox on the music of Giorgio Moroder
- American Icon, a brand new interview with Professor Jennifer Clark on American Gigolo and the fashion landscape of the 80s
- Original trailer
- Image gallery
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket
- Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket
- Six postcard-sized reproduction artcards
- Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Neil Sinyard, an archival article by Bill Nichols, and original pressbook materials
- 117 mins approx
- Paul Schrader
- R
- Richard Gere
- Lauren Hutton
- Bill Duke
- 1.85:1
English SDH
- 1980
- English
- 1
- A
- Arrow Video
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[A caption reads, "Paramount, a Gulf + Western Company."]
[Julian Kay, a male escort, is at a Los Angeles hotel bar.] Julian: You know who I am.
[He observes Michelle Stratton, the wife of a California state senator, sitting at a dimly lit bar table.] Julian: I know who you are.
[Julian sits across the table from Michelle at the hotel bar.] Julian: I know what you're thinking.
[Julian and Michelle are now sitting closely opposite each other. He slides his hand from Michelle's collarbone, down her bosom to her waist, and then unties the belt of her blue trench coat.] Julian: You know what I'm thinking? You wanna be here.
[Back in the hotel bar, Julian sits across the table from Michelle.] Julian: You wanna be with me.
[Close up on Michelle's face in a quiet room, then on the back of Julian's head getting in front of her.]
[Julian caresses Michelle's hair as they both lie on a bed.] Narrator: His name is Julian Kay. Julian: Was it what you expected?
[In a bedroom, a nude blonde woman, Judy Rheiman, lies in bed, as Julian stands in front of her and takes off his tie and unbuttons his shirt. Another man, Mr. Rheiman, Judy's husband, is by the bedroom room behind Julian, watching them both.] Narrator: His business is pleasure.
Julian: Hello, Judy. You're a very sexy lady, a very good-looking woman.
[Julian sits on the bed next to Judy.] Julian: You're gonna like me. I can tell. We'll have a lot of fun.
[Julian caresses Judy's face as she lies in bed.] Narrator: He is the "American Gigolo".
[Julian walks into a beach house and greets two young women who are sunbathing in the terrace.] Julian: Hello, girls.
[In a bed, Michelle and Julian kiss passionately.]
[At a bar, Michelle and Julian sit across the table from each other conversing.] Michelle: How about you?
[Close up on Julian sitting across the table from Michelle lighting a cigarette.] Michelle: How do you get pleasure?
[Shots in quick succession of Julian on his daily life, working as a gigolo, and with Michelle.]
[Julian and Michelle lie in a bed and kiss, then he caresses her face as they stand next to each other by bookshelves in Julian's home.] Detective Sunday: How do you do it, Julian?
[Sunday, an LAPD detective investigating the murder of Judy Rheiman, approaches Julian as he is having his shoes polished.] Sunday: How do you seduce all these women?
[Michelle and Julian kiss passionately in bed.]
[In a grand bar, Rheiman and Julian meet to talk.] Rheiman: The police think you're involved in a murder in Palm Springs a week ago.
[Julian talks to Michelle at his home.] Julian: I'm being framed by somebody. I don't know who.
[Julian sits across the table from Detective Sunday in his LAPD office.] Sunday: You've been identified, Julian.
[Julian and Michelle talk.] Julian: I'm in deep trouble.
[Back at the police office.] Sunday: I think you're guilty as sin.
[Camera pan from above on Julian walking through the streets of Los Angeles looking over his shoulder.]
[A caption reads, "Richard Gere, Lauren Hutton, "American Gigolo", a Paramount Picture.] Narrator: Richard Gere. Lauren Hutton. "American Gigolo".
Arrow Video
Paul Schrader, hot off writing the scripts for Martin Scorsese's immortal classics Taxi Driver and Raging Bull, stepped into the director's chair for the third time with 1980's American Gigolo, a gripping tale of intrigue and deception set against the backdrop of sultry late-70s Los Angeles and starring Richard Gere in a breakthrough performance.
In a world of wealth and desire, high-end male escort Julian Kay (Gere) offers his love and attention to women in need. But when a client, the wife of a sadistic finance magnate, is found dead, all eyes turn to Julian as the prime suspect. Realizing he's being framed, Julian races to prove his innocence, determined to unravel the mystery behind the setup. As he digs deeper into the case, he embarks on a journey that forces him to confront his own identity.
American Gigolo is a feast for the senses thanks to cinematography by John Bailey and costume design by Giorgio Armani, not to mention a soundtrack courtesy of "Father of Disco" Giorgio Moroder including the Grammy-nominated anthem "Call Me" by Blondie. Co-starring Lauren Hutton, Héctor Elizondo, and Bill Duke, American Gigolo is presented here in a brand new 4K remaster and packed with bonus features.
Product Features
LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY CONTENTS
- Brand new 4K remaster from the original negative by Arrow Films
- High Definition Blu-ray presentation
- Original mono, stereo and 5.1 audio options
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Brand new audio commentary with film critic Adrian Martin
- Brand new interview with writer/director Paul Schrader
- Six Ways to Sunday, a brand new interview with actor Héctor Elizondo on detecting his character
- The Business of PLEASURE, a brand new interview with actor Bill Duke on Leon's profession
- Montages and Monologues, a brand new interview with editor Richard Halsey on putting American Gigolo together
- The Non-Conformist, a brand new interview with camera operator King Baggot on American Gigolo
- Man Machine, a brand new interview with music supervisor & KCRW DJ Dan Wilcox on the music of Giorgio Moroder
- American Icon, a brand new interview with Professor Jennifer Clark on American Gigolo and the fashion landscape of the 80s
- Original trailer
- Image gallery
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket
- Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket
- Six postcard-sized reproduction artcards
- Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Neil Sinyard, an archival article by Bill Nichols, and original pressbook materials
- 117 mins approx
- Paul Schrader
- R
- Richard Gere
- Lauren Hutton
- Bill Duke
- 1.85:1
English SDH
- 1980
- English
- 1
- A
- Arrow Video
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