Grace of Monaco Blu Ray – Amazon
The U.S. release date for the Grace of Monaco movie to hit North American theaters is still unknown, however, the Grace of Monaco Blu Ray is being released on October 13, 2014 in the UK and you can buy with confidence through Amazon. Unlike the Grace of Monaco DVD which is restricted to ‘Region 2’ (which means that the DVD will play only in Europe, Japan, South Africa, and the Middle East), the Grace of Monaco Blu Ray is released ‘Region Free’ allowing for play in any Blu Ray player. So you can go ahead and buy the Grace of Monaco Blu Ray now and through this special link you will also be entitled to some extra material. (2015 Update: North America DVD and Blu Ray available from Amazon Canada)
SPECIAL BONUS: If you buy your Grace of Monaco DVD or buy the Grace of Monaco Blu Ray through the links below, you will receive special bonus selections that will enrich your viewing experience. Plus you will get access to vintage video footage, see what Monaco was like in 1962, and have a chance to get to know the real Princess Grace. Simply send an email to VIP@beyondgracekelly.com to request your bonus material.
Official newly written synopsis for the Grace of Monaco Blu Ray
Director Olivier Dahan (La Vie en Rose, Ghost River) creates a stunning portrayal of cinematic legend Grace Kelly in this sweeping romantic tale starring Golden Globe winner Nicole Kidman (Moulin Rouge!, The Others) as the incredible and flawless Princess.
Set in 1962, six years after her celebrated ‘Wedding of the Century’, Grace of Monaco is an intimate snapshot of a year in the life of the twentieth century’s most iconic Princess – Grace Kelly – as she strives to reconcile her past and her present. Grace yearns for a return to the big screen but in order to do so must juggle this with her newfound role as a mother of two, monarch of a European principality and wife to Prince Ranier III.
When Alfred Hitchcock offers her the chance to return to Hollywood to play the role of Marnie in his next film, France is also threatening to annex Monaco, the tiny principality where she became the Princess. Grace finds herself plunged into a personal crisis as she is forced to choose between her celebrated status as a movie star, globally loved and adored, or accept that she will never act again, embrace her new role and her new identity, her duty to her husband, her children, and the world’s second smallest country that has now become her home.
Special Features:
- Behind the scenes featurette
- Deleted scenes
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The Grace of Monaco film synopsis
as per Warner Brothers:
“Set in 1962, six years after her celebrated Wedding of the Century, GRACE OF MONACO is an intimate snapshot of a year in the life of the twentieth century’s most iconic Princess – Grace Kelly – as she strived to reconcile her past and her present, a yearning for a return to the big screen with her newfound role as a mother of two, monarch of a European principality and wife to Prince Ranier III.
While contemplating overtures from Alfred Hitchcock to return to her career in Hollywood, Grace found herself plunged into a personal crisis when Rainier’s modernization of an ailing Monaco was halted by Charles de Gaulle – the French President – and his attempts to not only impose French taxation on Monaco, but reclaim the principality for France by force.
The full-blown international crisis and impending French invasion that loomed – would pose a crisis not just for her family, her marriage and her country, but in Grace’s private life. It would become the moment in which a cinematic icon, an American far from home, would have to face a tough decision – return to her celebrated status as a movie star, globally loved and adored, or accept that she will never act again, embrace her new role and her new identity, her duty to her husband, her children, and the world’s second smallest country that has now become her home.
Grace of Monaco is a real-life fairytale, a sweeping romance, a portrait of the cinematic legend of Princess Grace and a realization that love is much more than a passion, but an obligation.”
