Callas - DVD
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Even today, more than 40 years following her tragic death at the age of 53 - Maria Callas (1923-1977) still firmly remains one of classical music's best-selling female vocalists of all time. Through stills, archival footage, and interviews with friends and co-workers - This 90-minute presentation offers the viewer an intimate portrait of Callas that also delves into the struggles, as well as the scandals, that had sadly plagued her during the latter half of her rather short life.
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DVD- GenreDocumentaryDescriptionEven today, more than 40 years following her tragic death at the age of 53 - Maria Callas (1923-1977) still firmly remains one of classical music's best-selling female vocalists of all time. Through stills, archival footage, and interviews with friends and co-workers - This 90-minute presentation offers the viewer an intimate portrait of Callas that also delves into the struggles, as well as the scandals, that had sadly plagued her during the latter half of her rather short life.TitleCallasFormatDVDMPAA RatingPG-13StudioRising Sun Media
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