African Queen - Special Edition - Digitally Remastered

German East Africa at the beginning of the First World War: boat captain Charlie Allnutt (Humphrey Bogart) supplies a settlement with his small river steamer "African Queen", where the God-fearing Methodist Rose Sayer (Katharine Hepburn) lives with her brother Samuel (Robert Morley). After the surprising destruction of the settlement, the rough-and-tumble, freedom-loving Charlie sees himself as responsible and takes the old-fashioned Rose on board, whose strict morals make his beloved plumb life difficult. On the adventurous and often gruelling journey, the unlikely couple gradually grow closer - unaware that the toughest tests are yet to come.

EXTRAS: Sir John Woolf on the making of African Queen, documentary "Embracing the Chaos: The Making of African Queen" (approx. 60 min.), video interview with co-screenwriter Peter Viertel (approx. 18 min.), discussion with Anjelica Huston and script supervisor Angela Allen at the National Film Theatre 2010 (approx. 31 min.), Guardian interview with John Huston at the National Film Theatre 1981 (approx. 89 min.), interviews with critic Kim Newman (ca. 19 min.) and historian Neil Sinyard (ca. 16 min.), Lux Radio Theatre adaptation from 1952 with Humphrey Bogart and Greer Garson (ca. 60 min.), behind the scenes picture gallery, original theatrical trailer.