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New In Town (Blu-ray, 2009)

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Product Information

In this romantic comedy, Renee Zellweger stars as Lucy Hill, a powerful businesswoman who feels right at home in glamorous Miami. But soon a business opportunity takes her to small town America, and she realizes that she may have found more there than just another way to climb the corporate ladder. Harry Connick Jr. co-stars as the object of Lucy's affection, and JUNO's J.K. Simmons also plays a role.

Product Identifiers

ProducerPeter Safran, Paul Brooks, Tracey E. Edmonds, Darryl Taja

EAN5017239151231

eBay Product ID (ePID)72596357

Product Key Features

ActorMike O'brien, Renee Zellweger, Harry Connick, Rashida Jones, J.K. Simmons, Siobhan Fallon, Frances Conroy

Film/TV TitleNew in Town

DirectorJonas Elmer

LanguageEnglish

Run Time97 Mins

Aspect Ratio16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen

Release Year2009

FormatBlu-ray

FeaturesDeleted scenes \Making of \Pudding's Delicious role in New In Town, \The Folk Art of Scrapbooking \Feature commentary with the writers and cast of New In Town (Picture in Picture option available) \Making New in Town in Winnipeg Canada \The Folk Art of Scrapbooking \Pudding's Delicious Role in New In Town \Deleted Scenes, Widescreen

GenreGeneral, Comedy

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate12A/12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America

ComposerJohn Swihart

Production DesignerDan Davis

Executive ProducerScott Niemeyer, Naomi Waitt

Additional InformationRenee Zellweger stars opposite Harry Connick Jr. in this snow-packed romantic comedy. NEW IN TOWN begins in Miami, home to Lucy Hill (Zellweger), a single, high-powered executive on the fast track to being a CEO. With her spiked heels, plush bachelorette pad, and fierce collection of power suits, Lucy is unprepared when her boss sends her to snowy Minnesota to work on-site at one of the company's factories. Reluctantly leaving her sunny home, Lucy lands in New Ulm, a small town distinguished by a thick Midwestern accent, a strong work ethic, and an appropriately sceptical attitude toward big-city newcomers like Lucy, who finds herself in a brutal battle against several factory workers, a nosy assistant (Siobhan Fallon), and a stubborn union rep (Connick) who, as fate would have it, just happens to be a love interest as well. Zellweger appears a bit wooden at the start of the film but eases into her role as the film progresses. As her character grows more comfortable in her own skin and develops some empathy towards her new neighbours, we see Zellweger's familiar charm emerge. Much of the film's humour comes at the expense of Minnesotans, but the cast delivers the jokes in good fun. Director Jonas Elmer captures some chemistry between his two leads, though the film doesn't rely too heavily on this romance. Instead, it explores the differences in small- versus big-town life, exposing the unique, homey appeal of the former. By focusing on the people working behind the scenes, NEW IN TOWN celebrates a way of American life that is rarely the focus of Hollywood romantic comedies.

ScreenwriterKenneth Rance, C. Jay Cox

Costume DesignerDarena Snowe, Lee Harper

Sound sourceDolby Digital

EditorTroy Takaki

Movie/TV TitleNew In Town

Director of PhotographyChris Seager

Consumer AdviceContains one use of strong language