Fuerza 10 De Navarone (1978)
(Force 10 From Navarone)

Limited Edition Box Set

Limited Edition of 5,000 individually numbered units

Reversible sleeve featuring new and original artwork

Editada en Reino Unido por Powerhouse Films en 2018

Duración: 126 minutos

Pantalla: 2.40:1 (16:9) 1920 x 1080p
Audio: Inglés DTS-HD Master Audio Mono / DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 / DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1

Subtítulos: Inglés SDH

High Definition remasters

Extended version with original mono audio, and alternative stereo and 5.1 surround options (126 mins)

Limited edition exclusive presentation of the original theatrical cut, with mono audio (118 mins)

Audio commentary on the extended version with film historians Steve Mitchell and Steven Jay Rubin (2020)

This Is a Giant Movie (1978, 21 mins): archival location report by Channel Television featuring interviews

with producer Oliver A Unger, and actors Edward Fox and Carl Weathers

Tour de Force (2020, 24 mins): actor Angus MacInnes recalls his early film role

From Žabljak with Love (2020, 28 mins): the making of the film as told by construction manager Terry Apsey,

stuntman Jim Dowdall, grip Dennis Fraser, chief hairdresser Colin Jamison, and chief make-up artist Peter Robb-King

A Life Behind the Lens (2020, 33 mins): a tribute to the acclaimed cinematographer Christopher Challis, featuring interviews with fellow directors of photography and camera crew Dennis Fraser, Oswald Morris, John Palmer and Sydney Samuelson,

as well as archival footage of Challis

The BEHP Interview with Ron Goodwin (1999, 89 mins): archival video, made as part of

The British Entertainment History Project, featuring the celebrated composer in conversation with Linda Wood

A Show of Force (2020, 26 mins): a look at the different versions of Force 10 from Navarone

Super 8 version: cut-down home cinema presentation

Original trailers, TV and radio spots

Image gallery: publicity and promotional material

Limited edition exclusive 80-page book with a new essay by Sheldon Hall, archival production reports including interviews with cast and crew members, an interview with actor Robert Shaw, recollections of the film’s Yugoslavia shoot excerpted from the memoirs of cinematographer Christopher Challis and screenwriter George MacDonald Fraser, an overview of contemporary critical responses, and film credits