Wild Geese: Limited Collector's Edition - Wild Geese: Limited Collector's Edition - UHD

Track Listing

1.1 NEW! Audio Commentary with Action Film Experts, Mike Leeder and Arne Venema *
1.2 NEW! Audio Commentary with Assembly Editor John Grover and Film Academic and Sth African Historian Calum Waddell *
1.3 Archival Audio Commentary with Producer Euan Lloyd, Star Roger Moore, Second Unit Director John Glen, Moderated by Filmmaker Jonathan Sothcott *
1.4 Theatrical Trailer
2.1 NEW!Jesse, Take Point! An Interview with Actor John Kani (Sgt. Jesse Blake)
2.2 NEW!Wild Child An Interview with Actor Paul Spurrier (Emile Janders)
2.3 NEW!Wild Goose Chase An Interview with 2nd Unit Director / Editor John Glen
2.4 NEW! Flight of Fancy An Interview with Sound Editor Colin Miller
2.5 The Wild Geese Director Interview with Director Andrew V. McLaglen
2.6 The Mercenary Interview with Military Advisor Mike Hoare
2.7 The Last of the Gentleman Producers Documentary on Producer Euan Lloyd Featuring Euan Lloyd, Roger Moore, Joan Armatrading, Ingrid Pitt ; more
2.8 The Flight Of The Wild Geese Vintage Featurette
2.9 THE WILD GEESE Royal Charity Premiere Newsreel
3.1 THE WILD GEESE Original Soundtrack
3.2 Also Included On Blu-Ray
3.3 The Worldwide UHD Premiere
3.4 Scanned in 4K from the original camera negative
3.5 Over 5 Hours of Brand-new Special Features and over 9+ hours in total
3.6 An ever-green British action-fan classic!
3.7 An Expendables-style action film with a stellar A-List cast, including Richard Burton, Roger Moore, and Richard Harris
3.8 Based on the novel "The Thin White Line" by Rhodesian author Daniel Carney.
3.9 Produced by British legend, Euan Lloyd (The Sea Wolves, Paper Tiger)
3.10 Winner of 1979 Jupiter Award for Roger Moore for Best International Actor
3.11 A memorable musical score by Roy Budd
3.12 Made with the involvement of real-life mercenary, Colonel Mad Mike Hoare as the films technical and military advisor.
3.13 GRITTY, EXCITING AND SUPERB In the best stiff-upper-lip tradition of great British war movies and one of the best British films of its