Sunset Boulevard (Blu-ray)

Sunset Boulevard is Billy Wilder’s scathing and unforgettable noir‑tinted portrait of Hollywood’s ghostly glamour and creeping decay. When down‑and‑out screenwriter Joe Gillis stumbles into the eerie mansion of Norma Desmond, a forgotten silent‑screen star hungry for a comeback, he’s drawn into a bargain that blurs ambition, illusion, and despair. With its razor‑sharp dialogue, haunting black‑and‑white cinematography, and two powerhouse performances, this classic remains one of cinema’s most incisive love letters and cautionary tales about Tinseltown.

• United States
• 110 minutes
• Black & White
• 1.37:1
• English
• 1950

Special Features

- Audio Commentary by Ed Sikov - author of On Sunset Blvd: The Life and Times of Billy Wilder
- Sunset Boulevard: The Beginning
- Sunset Boulevard: A Look Back
- The Noir Side of Sunset Boulevard
- Sunset Boulevard Becomes a Classic
- Two Sides of Ms. Swanson
- Stories of Sunset Boulevard
- Mad About the Boy: A Portrait of William Holden
- Recording Sunset Boulevard
- The City of Sunset Boulevard
- Franz Waxman and the Music of Sunset Boulevard
- Deleted Scene - “The Paramount-Don’t‑Want‑Me Blues”
- Hollywood Location Map & Photo Galleries
- Theatrical Trailer