Alexander Korda's Private Lives (Criterion Collection)Hungarian born, naturalized Brit Alexander Korda provided a direction for British cinema in the 1930s earning the first knighthood ever bestowed upon a British film producer. This set of four of his best works includes the Private Loves of Henry VIII (Charles Laughton. 1933 96 min.), the Rise of Catherine the Great (Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. 1934 95 min.), the Private Life of Don Juan (Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. 1934 87 min.) and Rembrandt (Charles

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