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The Twelve Chairs (DVD, 1970) Mel Brooks
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    Good: An item in used but good condition. May have minor damage to jewel case including scuffs or ...
    Type
    Movie
    Region Code
    DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)
    Language
    English
    Video Format
    NTSC
    Case Type
    Tall/DVD Case
    Subtitle Language
    English, Spanish
    Country/Region of Manufacture
    United States
    Studio
    20th Century Fox
    Edition
    Standard Edition
    UPC
    0024543167372
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    A stylish, frantic fable and one of director Mel Brooks's earliest films, THE TWELVE CHAIRS is a madcap mystery set in revolutionary Russia. An aging ex-nobleman of the czarist regime, Count I.M. Vorobyaninov (Ron Moody), has finally adjusted to life under the commissars in Russia. But when both he and the local priest, Father Fyodor (Dom DeLuise), find out that a fortune in the count's family jewels is hidden in a chair's upholstery--the chair being one of a set of 12--they each separately return to Moscow to find the hidden fortune. Along the way, the count enlists the aid of a thief (Frank Langella) in the hilarious treasure hunt. Closer in style to THE PRODUCERS than many of Brooks' other spoofs, THE TWELVE CHAIRS is an overlooked comedy gem. DeLuise gives an uproarious performance in which he employs slapstick and physical humor liberally. There is a human side to this film, too, just as there was with Zero Mostel's character, Max Bialystock, in THE PRODUCERS, in the form of Moody's Vorobyaninov. Based on a Russian novel, THE TWELVE CHAIRS marries neurotic humor and cultural dilemmas in the same vein asclassic Woody Allen films in later years.

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    0024543167372
    eBay Product ID (ePID)
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    Product Key Features

    Actor
    Mel Brooks
    Rating
    G
    Movie/TV Title
    Twelve Chairs
    Director
    Mel Brooks, Melvin Kaminsky
    Format
    DVD
    Release Year
    2006
    Genre
    Comedy

    Additional Product Features

    Number of Discs
    1
    Country/Region of Manufacture
    USA
    Leading Role
    Mel Brooks
    Release Date
    20060905
    Film Country
    USA

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