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Binding: DVD
EAN: 8809151402761
Format: NTSC, Subtitled, Import
Number Of Items: 1
Running Time: 143 minutes
Sales Rank: 19610
Features:- Imported from South Korea
- Language: English
- Sutitles: Japanese, Korean
- NTSC All Regions
- 16:9 Wide Screen
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
At the turn of the twentieth century, circus owner Matt Maters (John Wayne) takes his circus on a tour to Europe in search of his long-lost love, Lili Alfredo (Rita Hayworth). With him are Lili's daughter, Toni (Claudia Cardinale) whom she abandoned years earlier and whom he has raised as his own, and his faithful friend, Cap Carson (Lloyd Nolan). The circus is lost in a sinking ship, but Masters manages to salvage part of it, and with the help of some European acts, puts together a new show. *** LICENSED AND MANUFACTURED DVD IMPORTED FROM SOUTH KOREA **** ENGLISH AUDIO WITH OPTIONAL JAPANESE AND KOREAN SUBTITLES *** NTSC ALL REGIONS - PLAYS ON ANY DVD MACHINES MADE FOR U.S. AND CANADA ***
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - (Big)Top Entertainment!
This DVD was everything it was described as. I normally don't write any reviews, but felt compelled to do so here. This is a real good John Wayne vehicle and is unreleased in America. This is a mint print of a seldom seen movie in his catalog, and I highly recommend buying this particular copy if you're interested.
Rating:  - Ringmaster Duke!
Circus World (1964) This was the last of the epic sized movies produced by Samuel Bronston (The Fall of the Roman Empire) at his Madrid Studios before he declared bankruptcy. It was also a tough year for star John Wayne as he was diagnosed with lung cancer and had the lung removed! Still in all, none of this is visible onscreen in this big budget story: at the turn of the twentieth century, circus owner Matt Masters (John Wayne) takes his circus on a tour to Europe in search of his long-lost love, ... Read More
Rating: - John Wayne classic!
There are at least 2 releases of Circus World imported from Korea, and THIS is the good one. That is, unless it is ever remastered and issued in the US, with lots of bonus features and hearing-impaired English sub-titles.
But this is a reasonably good transfer, full cinemascope widescreen format, and a very good lip-synchronized sound track. It is easy to turn off Korean and Japanese subtitles if not needed. It puzzels me why one of icon/legend John Wayne's more interesting films must ... Read More
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