Nightmare Alley (1947) follows a carnival conman who rises through the world of sideshows and spiritualism by exploiting the credulity of his marks. As his ambition grows, deception and moral compromise entangle him, threatening both his career and his sense of self. This psychological thriller blends noir tension and dark character study in a chilling exploration of greed and manipulation.
Selected disc options for Nightmare Alley
| Extras | Criterion BD-A/US 2021 | Signal One BD-B/UK 2022 | 20th Century Fox DVD-R-0/US/OOP 2017 | 20th Century Fox DVD-1/US/OOP 2005 | Eureka DVD-2/UK/OOP 2005 |
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| Audio Commentary by Michael Brooke and Johnny Mains | has extra | ||||
| Audio Commentary by Alain Silver and James Ursini | has extra | has extra | has extra | has extra | |
| Introduction by Woody Haut | has extra | ||||
| Interview with Imogen Sara Smith | has extra | ||||
| Interview with Actress Coleen Gray | has extra | ||||
| Interview with Todd Robbins | has extra | ||||
| Interview with Woody Haut | has extra | ||||
| Archival Audio Interview with Director Henry King on Actor Tyrone Power | has extra | ||||
| Stills Gallery | has extra | ||||
| Theatrical Trailer | has extra | has extra | has extra | has extra | |
| Continuity and Dialogue Script, Musical Cue Sheet | has extra |
Notes
- Criterion’s Blu-ray includes a fold-out booklet with writing by Kim Morgan (“The Fool Who Walks In Motley…”) and six tarot cards.
- 20th Century Fox’s “Fox Film Noir” DVD includes a 4-page booklet. Trailers included: Laura (1944), The Dark Corner (1946), The Street with No Name (1948), Panic in the Streets (1950) and House of Bamboo (1955).
- Eureka’s “The Masters of Cinema Series” DVD includes a 32-page booklet with writing by Woody Haut.
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