Philadelphia
$24.454K UHD
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About This Movie
Philadelphia is a 1993 drama directed by Jonathan Demme that confronts AIDS discrimination and homophobia through a gripping courtroom battle. The film stars Tom Hanks and Denzel Washington, whose performances anchor this socially significant story about justice and human dignity.
Released by Columbia Pictures in December 1993 · Tom Hanks won the Academy Award for Best Actor · Features a score by Bruce Springsteen, including 'Streets of Philadelphia' · Filmed on location in Philadelphia, enhancing its authenticity
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VHS$5.2112 comps
DVD$6.9927 comps
Blu-ray$17.913 comps
4K UHD$24.456 comps
Philadelphia VHS Value: $5.21
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Frequently Asked Questions
Was Philadelphia one of the first mainstream films to address AIDS?
Yes, Philadelphia was among the earliest major Hollywood films to openly address AIDS and homophobia, bringing these issues to a wide audience in 1993.
Did Tom Hanks receive any awards for his role in Philadelphia?
Tom Hanks won the Academy Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of Andrew Beckett, a role that was widely praised for its sensitivity and depth.
Who directed Philadelphia and what is notable about their approach?
Jonathan Demme directed Philadelphia, focusing on creating an authentic and empathetic portrayal of the characters and the social issues surrounding AIDS discrimination.
Is Philadelphia available in high-definition formats?
Yes, Philadelphia has been released on Blu-ray and 4K, offering collectors options for high-definition viewing alongside earlier VHS and DVD editions.
Are there any notable supporting actors in Philadelphia?
The film features Jason Robards, Antonio Banderas, and Mary Steenburgen among its supporting cast, contributing to the film’s dramatic weight and complexity.
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