Four veteran actors join forces...
“The Whales of August” is set on a Maine island where two sisters have spent summers for more than half a century. Now they are both widows. The story takes place over the course of a single day. Bette Davis plays the blind and frail Libby Strong, and Lillian Gish plays her sister Sarah Webber. Libby makes many demands of her sister and is resigned to wait until death takers her. But Sarah is the opposite. She still takes an interest in life, people and her roses. She embraces new experiences rather than shying away from them, and loves gossiping with neighbor Tisha Doughty (Ann Sothern), who brings the sisters blueberries.<br /><br />Libby and Sarah argue about putting in a large picture window, but the argument hinges on Libby’s desire to live in the past while Sarah still looks to the future. The sisters are visited by Mr. Maranov (Vincent Price), a member of Russian nobility who suggests that he move in with the ladies.<br /><br />Bette Davis had undergone a series of debilitating setbacks as evidenced by her thinness and slow movement, yet she delivers as the cranky sister whose wealth has a hold on her sister. Ms. Gish was 94 when she made the film, and she had been acting in movies with director D.W. Griffith since practically the birth of the film medium.<br /><br />The film’s stage origins are apparent by the limited location, and director Lindsay Anderson (“O Lucky Man”) does little in the way of opening up the action, which gives the film a claustrophobic feel.<br /><br />The film marked the last screen appearances of Gish and Sothern, and was among the last performances by Davis and Price. The four leads represent long-gone days of Hollywood, providing a bittersweet touch to the simple tale.<br /><br />Special materials on the widescreen Blu-ray release include audio commentary; 1986 interviews with Bette Davis, Lillian Gish, Vincent Price and Ann Southern, and director Lindsay Anderson; Malcolm McDowell discussing director Lindsay Anderson; several vignettes by producer Mike Kaplan; and a theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Screen legends Bette Davis (All About Eve), Lillian Gish (Duel in the Sun) and Vincent Price (Tales of Terror) unite their iconic talents in this beautifully photographed, intensely emotional drama that offers unexpected and quite marvelous rewards. Libby (Davis) and Sarah (Gish) are widowed siblings who have vacationed for half a century at a seaside cottage in Maine. Now in their eighties, the sisters have unexpectedly arrived at an impasse: While Sarah embraces change and the possibility of romance with a courtly Russian suitor (Price), the stubbornly bitter Libby rages at the inevitability of death. As the summer months wane, can Libby and Sarah rediscover the powerful bonds of memory, family and love? The stellar cast includes Ann Sothern (A Letter to Three Wives) in her Oscar-nominated performance, Harry Carey Jr. (3 Godfathers), Mary Steenburgen (Melvin and Howard), Margaret Ladd (TV's Falcon Crest) and Tisha Sterling (Coogan's Bluff). The Whales of August features a wonderful screenplay by playwright David Berry (G.R. Point) based on his play and top-notch direction by the great Lindsay Anderson (O Lucky Man!, If....). Special Features:-Audio Commentary by producer Mike Kaplan, moderated by film critic Stephen Farber-Peer Talk: The Raw September 1986 Interviews with stars Bette Davis, Lillian Gish, Vincent Price, Ann Sothern and Harry Carey Jr.-Behind the Camera: Raw September 1986 interviews with director Lindsay Anderson, cinematographer Mike Fash and production designer Jocelyn Herbert-New interview with actress Mary Steenburgen-New interview with actress Margaret Ladd-New interview with actress Tisha Sterling-New interview with executive producer Shep Gordon-Mike Kaplan Vignette 1 Bette Davis-Mike Kaplan Vignette 2 Cab Ride-Mike Kaplan Vignette 3 Cliff Island-Never Apologize Malcolm McDowell on Lindsay Anderson-Five 'Whales' Tales by Mike Kaplan - Limited Edition 16 Page Booklet-Song: You Can Never Tell - Performed by Tisha Sterling, written by Mike Kaplan-Original Theatrical Trailer.