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“The Sissi Collection” stars 17-year-old Romy Schneider as Princess Elisabeth (Sissi) of Austria in ”Sissi” (1955), the film that brought her international stardom.<br /><br />“Sissi” shows young Sissi’s journey with her mother to the Austrian court in Ischl, where the engagement between her sister Helene and the young emperor Franz Josef (Kark Boehm) was to be announced. But he falls for Sissi after meeting her while out fishing. Sissi is also romantically  engaged, but marriage comes with a price — Archduchess Sophie, his arrogant and headstrong mother.<br /><br />In the sequel, “Sissi: The Young Empress” (1956), the imperial wedding takes place in Vienna and Sissi settles into everyday life as empress.The conflict between Sissi and her mother-in-law continues and is exacerbated by the birth of a daughter. Eventually, a truce is arranged and the young couple are crowned King and Queen.<br /><br />“Sissi: The Fateful Years of the Empress” (1957) portrays Sissi as more than able not only to handle affairs of state but also her mother-in-law. As the Queen travels to Hungary in an effort to calm the insubordinate nobility, Archduchess Sophie again causes trouble for her daughter-in-law.<br /><br />“Victoria in Dover” (1954), also included in the set, is a precursor to the Sissi films and stars Ms. Schneider as Britain’s Princess Victoria. On the verge of Victoria’s planned marriage, she leaves for Paris incognito where she meets a handsome young man and falls in love.<br /><br />Ms. Schneider is not only beautiful, but manages to show aspects of Sissi’s personality — her anguish, loneliness, and frustrations dealing with court life. Like Marie Antoinette, Sissi is thrust into a new world and must cope with the rigors of life at court with its jealousies, resentments, and insistence on protocol. Ms. Schneider gives the young monarch humanity and vulnerability, making her sympathetic as well as fascinating.<br /><br />All four films are directed by Ernst Marischka with a combination of elaborate production design, comedy, and fairytale romance. The friction between Sissi and her mother-in-law runs through the three films and offers some good moments for Vilma Degischer as Archduchess Sophie.<br /><br />The unrated widescreen films are in German, with English subtitles. Bonus materials on the 5-disc set include a bonus DVD containing “Forever My Love,” a feature film with the condensed English-dubbed version, originally released by Paramount Pictures in the United States and featuring a theme song written by Burt Bacharach; making-of featurette; and “Sissi’s Great-Grandson at the Movies,” an except from the documentary “Elisabeth: Enigma of an Empress.”
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Five disc Blu-ray set. Follow the charming 19th-century exploits of Elisabeth of Bavaria, aka Sissi (Romy Schneider), in this beloved trilogy of Austrian historical romances. First, "Sissi" (1955) concerns the young arrival at court at the side of her sister, who is to be engaged to Emperor Franz Joseph (Karlheinz Böhm). The ruler, however, falls in love with Sissi instead! Uta Franz, Gustav Knuth co-star. "Sissi: The Young Empress" (1956) finds the new empress (Schneider) clashing with her mother-in-law (Vilma Degischer). Böhm, Knuth co-star. Finally, "Sissi: The Fateful Years of an Empress" (1957) chronicles the Hungarian voyage taken by the beauteous Sissi (Schneider) and her battle against a crippling illness. Böhm, Degischer co-star. Five-disc set also includes "Forever My Love" (1962), an English-dubbed, condensed version of the three films, and "Victoria in Dover" (1954), starring Schneider in a romantic account of Queen Victoria's reign. 9 1/2 hrs. Total. Standard; Soundtrack: German and English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English; featurette; theatrical trailers. In German with English subtitles/Dubbed in English..