Dark Victory / Jezebel (Bette Davis)

Dark Victory:
Davis plays a swinging socialite, living the fast life of booze, smokes, and--with the help of Humphrey Bogart as her Irish stableman--raising thoroughbred horses. When a brain tumor starts giving her headaches and eroding her vision, she falls in love with her surgeon (George Brent), who grows more determined than ever to cure her. Davis gives one of her most vibrant performances, and her costars also include Ronald Reagan and Geraldine Fitzgerald. The film received Oscar nominations for best picture, best actress, and for Max Steiner\'s score.

Jezebel:
New Orleans, 1952. Julie Marsden (Bette Davis) and her fianc, Preston Dillard (Henry Fonda), have a stormy relationship. He wont go with her--as promised--to collect her decorous white dress for the Olympus ball. Instead--in revenge--she chooses a flamboyant red dress. Pres is dismayed and, at the ball, New Orleanss high society is outraged. Julie and Pres argue, and he leaves. A year passes. New Orleans is stricken by yellow fever. Julie hears Pres has returned. Delighted, she throws a party. But, when Pres arrives, Amy (Margaret Lindsay) is with him, and they are married...
Special Features:

* Dark Victory - New Digital Transfer from Restored Picture and Audio Elements
* Dark Victory - Commentary by Film Historian James Ursini and CNN Film Critic Paul Clinton
* Dark Victory - New Featurette 1939: Tough Competition for Dark Victory
* Jezebel - None