Dallas-Complete 5th Season (1981)
Starring: Victoria Principal Larry Hagman Patrick Duffy
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The Saga of the Ewings continues...|Exit Jock Ewing. Enter The Fight For Ewing Oil.
| This year, tragedy visits Southfork. Jock Ewing - the tough, relentless founder of the vast Ewing Oil empire - dies in a helicopter crash. The family is devastated. But, after all, this is Dallas, so grief eventually gives way to maneuvering, scheming and dirty dealing over the future of the Ewing millions. The fallout from Jock's death is just part of the drama in Season Five. Because there's more, much more. Sue Ellen and J.R. divorce and fight over custody of their little son. Pam and Bobby open their hearts to an adorable baby with a past ties to Southfork. Cliff Barnes has J.R. facing financial ruin - but soon it's J.R. holding all the aces and Cliff holding the bag. Add murder, kidnapping and a couple of suicide attempts, and even the great state of Texas doesn't seem big enough to contain Dallas. |
"...Hagman created one of television's most durable and memorable bad guys... Don Willmott, FilmCritic.com
"...a groundbreaking prime-time drama... CurrentFilm.com
"...fans are going to love revisiting this classic prime time soap, and new fans will get to see what they missed out on if they were born too late. DVDMovieCentral.com
"...great fun and solid entertainment DVDVerdict.com
"...one of those rare shows that remain entertaining no matter how ridiculous it gets. Ross Ruediger, Bullz-Eye.com
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Editor's Note
Sucking in viewers with the dramas, scandals, and intrigues of the Texan elite, DALLAS quickly became a national sensation after debuting in 1978. The most popular nighttime soap since the 1960s series PEYTON PLACE, the series would run for a total of 13 seasons and become one of the biggest hits of the 1980s. Principally driven by the dramatic affairs of the rich Ewing family, DALLAS derived much of its drama from its character's pursuit of money, sex, and power. Starring Larry Hagman as the nefarious J.R. Ewing, the series also boasted a talented supporting cast, including Howard Keel, Patrick Duffy, Victoria Principal, Linda Gray, and many more. This release contains every episode from the fifth season of the show.
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Cast & Crew
| Barbara Bel Geddes | |
| Larry Hagman | |
| Patrick Duffy | |
| Victoria Principal | |
| Barry Crane, et. al. - Director | |
| Bruce Broughton, et. al. - Original Music By | |
| Fred W. Berger, et. al. - Editor | |
| Leonard Katzman - Producer | |
| Philip Capice - Executive Producer | |
| Robert Caramico, et. al. - Cinematographer | |
| Virginia Aldridge, et. al. - Writer |
Awards
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Golden Globe (1982) |
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| Barbara Bel Geddes, Winner, Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Drama | |
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Emmy (1982) |
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Bruce Broughton, Nominee, Outstanding Achievement in Music Composition for a Series (Dramatic Underscore) |
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Golden Globe (1982) |
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Dallas, Nominee, Best TV-Series - Drama |
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Emmy (1982) |
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Fred W. Berger, Nominee, Outstanding Film Editing for a Series |
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Golden Globe (1982) |
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Larry Hagman, Nominee, Best Performance by an Actor in a TV-Series - Drama |
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Linda Gray, Nominee, Best Performance by an Actress in a TV-Series - Drama |
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Emmy (1985) |
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| Travilla, Winner, Outstanding Costumes for a Series | |
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Emmy (1984) |
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| Bruce Broughton, Winner, Outstanding Music Composition | |
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Emmy (1980) |
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| Barbara Bel Geddes, Winner, Outstanding Lead Actress | |
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