The restoration of Lawrence of Arabia presented on 4k Blu-ray is a must own for anyone’s home theater library. And good news, the 4-disc edition from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment is now on sale at Amazon for only $29.99 (List: $45.99).
The physical media edition includes two 4k Blu-ray discs (Part 1 & 2), a Blu-ray disc with the restored version in 1080p, and a second Blu-ray with bonus material. The combo edition also includes a code to redeem a Digital Copy.
On 4k Blu-ray Lawrence of Arabia is presented with Dolby Vision and HDR10 High Dynamic Range color. Audio is provided in Dolby Atmos/Dolby TrueHD 7.1. Read Review
Bonus features on the Blu-ray Discs include Secrets of Arabia: Feature-Length Picture-in-Graphics Track, Peter O’Toole Revisits Lawrence of Arabia, Making of Lawrence of Arabia Documentary, Deleted Balcony Scene with Introduction by Anne V. Coates, and more (see details below).
Details
Disks 1 & 2 (4k Blu-ray)
- PREVIOUSLY RESTORED IN 4K FROM THE ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVE BY SONY PICTURES
- DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION — feature split across two 4K Blu-ray discs
- Dolby Atmos + 5.1 audio
Disk 3 (Blu-ray)
- 4K RESTORATION OF THE FILM
- 5.1 audio
- Secrets of Arabia: Feature-Length Picture-in-Graphics Track
Disc 4 (Blu-ray)
- Peter O’Toole Revisits Lawrence of Arabia
- Making of Lawrence of Arabia Documentary
- Deleted Balcony Scene with Introduction by Anne V. Coates
- The Lure of the Desert: Martin Scorsese on Lawrence of Arabia
- A Conversation with Steven Spielberg
- Wind, Sand and Star: The Making of a Classic (1963 & 1970 Versions)
- Maan, Jordan: The Camels Are Cast
- In Search of Lawrence
- Romance of Arabia
- King Hussein Visits Lawrence of Arabia Set
- In Love with the Desert Documentary
- Lawrence at 50: A Classic Restored
- Archival Interviews
- Steven Spielberg on Lawrence of Arabia
- William Friedkin on Lawrence of Arabia
- Sydney Pollack on Lawrence of Arabia
- New York Premiere Footage
- Advertising Campaigns
- Vintage Trailers & TV Spots
Lawrence of Arabia was first released on 4k Blu-ray in the Columbia Classics 4k UHD Collection Vol. 1 edition.
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