The Thomas Crown affair
(DVD) 

Double-sided disc includes standard widescreen format on side A, (side one) and full screen format on side B (side two).

Special features: Audio commentary by director Norman Jewison; Theatrical trailer (2 min.).

Director of photography, Haskell Wexler ; music composed and conducted by Michel Legrand ; song "The Windmills of Your Mind" sung by Noel Harrison, lyrics by Alan & Marilyn Bergman, music by Michel Legrand ; art director, Robert Boyle ; technical advisor, Alfred Sheinwald, Gary Wooten ; Miss Dunaway's wardrobe designed by Thea Van Runkle ; editors, Hal Ashby, Ralph E. Winters, Byron Brandt ; multiple screens by Pablo Ferro Films.

Steve McQueen (Thomas Crown), Faye Dunaway (Vicki Anderson), Paul Burke (Eddy Malone), Jack Weston (Erwin), Addison Powell (Abe), Gordon Pinsent (Jamie), Yaphet Kotto (Carl), Sidney Armus (Arnie), Richard Bull (Booth guard), Peg Shirley (Honey), Tom Rosqui (Private detective), Michael Shillo (Swiss banker), Biff McGuire (Sandy), Astrid Heeren (Gwen).

Originally produced as an American motion picture in 1968.

Thomas Crown is a rich, well-educated Boston businessman. He's very good at what he does, but business is apparently no longer enough of a challenge for him--he's bored to within an inch of his life. So Crown has adopted an interesting hobby--he robs banks. He robs banks with such intricate, elaborate, Rube Goldberg-esque plans that it is impossible to trace anything back to him. His sole pleasure in life is getting away with it all. Needless to say, neither the banks nor the Boston police appreciate Crown's hobby. Nor do the banks' insurers, who have to pay for it all. After the latest such, the insurance company brings in their big gun: investigator Vickie Anderson. She quickly homes in on Crown as the only person capable being the ringleader. She knows he did it. He knows he did it. We know he did it. But will she be able to prove he did it before he flees the country--and before she falls in love with him?

DVD; Region 1, NTSC; Dolby digital mono.; widescreen presentation aspect ratio 1.85:1, enhanced for 16x9 television; full screen format.

In English with optional subtitles in English, French, or Spanish; closed-captioned.

Winner, 1969 Golden Globe for Best Original Song--Michel Legrand (music), Alan Bergman (lyrics), Marilyn Bergman (lyrics); 1969 Academy Award for Best Music, Original Song--Michel Legrand (music), Alan Bergman (lyrics), Marilyn Bergman (lyrics).