Quadrophenia (1979)

Bemerkungen:

Widescreen letterboxed - 1.85:1
English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
Edition Details:
Commentary by director Franc Roddam
Theatrical trailer(s)
Interview with Sting
Photo gallery including publicity photos, memorabilia, and continuity Polaroids from Franc Roddam's scripts
Who discography
Film trivia subtitle track
Animated location map with footage from the scenes today
Quiz: Are you a "Mod" or a "Rocker?"
Film restoration feature
Vespa trailer featuring classic commercials
British mod film compendium
Easter eggs include "Portrait of a Mod," reviews of the film, Riot button, and more
Remastered from the original 35mm negative and Dolby A soundtrack

Zur Frage ungekürzt/gekürzt: auf der DVD sind 114 Min. angegeben, die IMDB nennt 120 Min.; dazu ein Zitat aus den Reviews bei amazon.com [Andrew Graves from California]:
"... like others on this page, I miss the scenes that have been cut out (why, Rhino?) I think I can remember 3 scenes....
1. Jimmy singing 'You Really Got Me' while franking letters (he mentions the franking machine later to his boss)
2. A scene with Leslie Ash sitting at her till in the supermarket (there's a still of this in the 'extras' section)
3. Jimmy picking up his suit from the tailor (not sure about this one, but the Tailor does get a mention in the credits).
I especially miss #1, as I do the same every time I see a franking machine!
I was wondering if this was just on the American version since I'm English and first saw this movie on video in England and also because no-one on amazon.co.uk has made mention of any cut scenes. So, Rhino - what were you thinking? Did you think we wouldn't remember those scenes? Why weren't they included in the 'extras' section?
UPDATE (14th Feb 2000) - just received an e-mail from Dr. Rhino (the place for questions on the Rhino web site) to my questions about the missing scenes. Here's the reply: 'We remastered the film from the original negative and there were no extra scenes. The licensor owns the film as it was released--we had access to that same film.' Therefore I can only assume that the US 'release' was different from the original UK release"