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Slip out of your spacesuit and into something more comfortable! It's time to join Barbarella on a series of cosmic adventures in this Dino De Laurentiis production directed by Roger Vadim (And God Created Woman) and starring Jane Fonda as the intergalactic glamor puss created by comic book artist Jean-Claude Forest. It is the year 40,000AD. When evil scientist Durand Durand (Milo O'Shea) creates a deadly weapon with the potential to cause mass devastation, the President of Earth dispatches Barbarella (Fonda) to hunt him down. Crash-landing in an icy wilderness somewhere within the Tau Ceti planetary system, Barbarella is rescued by Mark Hand (Ugo Tognazzi, La Cage Aux Folles) and guided by the blind angel Pygar (John Phillip Law, Danger: Diabolik) to Durand's lair in Sogo, a city of corruption and debauchery, where an encounter with the Great Tyrant Black Queen (Anita Pallenberg, Performance) and her minions throws her mission into jeopardy. With an all-star cast including David Hemmings and Marcel Marceau, and glorious retro futuristic costumes and art design dripping with 60s psychedelia, Barbarella defined an era and has never looked better than this 4K restoration, loaded with bonus features!

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Bonus Materials

• SPECIAL EDITION BLU-RAY CONTENTS
• 4K restoration from the original negative by Arrow Films
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tula Lotay
• DISC ONE - FEATURE
• High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation
• Original lossless English mono audio, plus remixed 5.1 and Dolby Atmos surround and lossless French mono (featuring the voice of Jane Fonda)
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Audio commentary by film critic Tim Lucas
• Alternative opening and closing credits
• Isolated score
• DISC TWO - EXTRAS
• Another Girl, Another Planet, an appreciation of Barbarella by film critic Glenn Kenny
• Paul Joyce’s behind the scenes featurette, Barbarella Forever!
• Love, a two-hour in-depth discussion between film and cultural historians Tim Lucas & Steve Bissette on the impact and legacy of Barbarella
• Dress to Kill, a 30-minute interview with film fashion scholar Elizabeth Castaldo Lundén on Jacques Fonteray’s world-changing costume designs
• Framing for Claude, an interview with camera operator Roberto Girometti
• Tognazzi on Tognazzi, actor/director Ricky Tognazzi discusses the life and work of his father and Barbarella star Ugo Tognazzi
• An Angel’s Body Double, actor Fabio Testi discusses his early career as a stuntman and body double for John Phillip Law on Barbarella
• Dino and Barbarella, a video essay by Eugenio Ercolani on producer Dino De Laurentiis
• Trailer
• US TV and radio spots
• Image gallery

Sales Points

• Barbarella's retrofuturist design and cheeky humor greatly inspired the Austin Powers franchise
• Inarguably Jane Fonda's most famous film and an iconic character that still gets cosplayed today
• Kylie Minogue, Katy Perry, and Ariana Grande have all made hit music videos that pay tribute to Barbarella and Duran Duran took their name from the film's villain
• Soon to be remade as a big budget Sony blockbuster starring Euphoria's breakout star, Sydney Sweeney

Press Quotes

Roger Vadim's all time sci-fi classic 'Barbarella' is a showcase for Jane Fonda and what we will always best remember her best gymnastics

     —Moira Sullivan, Movie Magazine International

One of the most memorable of comic book adaptations ever conceived

     —Felix Vasquez Jr., Cinema Crazed

Roger Vadim's ultra-kitsch sci-fi classic somehow improves with age

     —Dan Geary, Total Film

A camp classic

     —Marjorie Baumgarten, Austin Chronicle

'Barbarella' is the 1968 sci-fi that made Jane Fonda a household name. The opening credits feature a striptease that takes Fonda from a cumbersome space suit to her birthday suit. Her sex kitten looks were enough to drive young men crazy

     —Paul Chambers, CNN Radio