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Darling Lili (1970)

She gave away secrets to one side, and her heart to the other
Director: Blake Edwards
Year of Copyright: 1969
Year of Production: 1968

OVERALL: R1
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R1 America - Paramount Home Entertainment - Director’s Cut [2005]

R1 America - Paramount Home Entertainment [2005 Release]
Director’s Cut

Additional scenes (Play All - 53:37):
- First Dogfight (5:02)
- Arrival at German Headquarters (1:09)
- No Man’s Land (1:36)
- Can-Can Club (5:46)
- Madamoiselle from Armentieres Reprise (:29)
- A Second Date (2:29)
- First Detective Sequence (:33)
- Three Guesses (:35)
- Liggett and Duvalle at the Restaurant (:43)
- Bill and Lili Discuss T.C. (:32)
- Children’s Song / Inn Sequence (14:53)
- Second Dogfight (4:31)
- Airfield Shoot-Up (3:00)
- Bill’s Arrest (:49)
- Decoration Ceremony (1:26)
- Kessler Arrives at Lili’s House (:18)
- Bill Confronts Liggett & Duvalle / T.C. Argues with a General (2:02)
- Ligget and Duvalle Drive to Lili’s House (1:09)
- Train Attack / Armistice Montage (6:35)
Theatrical Trailer (1:18)

Picture Format:

English Dolby Digital 5.1
English Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo

Packaging claims running time as 107 minutes, which is probably referring to the film without it’s overture (4:03) and exit music (3:03) = (107:09)

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OVERALL: R1

The only release we currently have specifications for.

This has been released in other territories in the original standard release theatrical cut. There has also been talk that the roadshow version has been released on DVD somewhere.

If you have any other release please let us know the specifications via the forums.

Three versions of this film exist:

(1.) The original roadshow version (190 minutes).
(2.) The standard theatrical release version (137 minutes / 143 minutes with overture etc).
(3.) The 1992 director’s cut, which obviously Edwards preferred (107 minutes / 114 minutes with overture etc).
CUTS:
- R1 Director’s Cut America- Paramount Home Entertainment - Yes - Director’s cut (114:15 NTSC)
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Comparison added by Rick_Curzon on 05/04/18
Comparison last updated by Rick_Curzon on 10/11/23

UPDATE LOG:

05/04/18: Initial entry.
12/04/18: Added more acurate detail.
07/07/18: Updated the tagline.
10/11/23: Dates.
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