Barbara Stanwyck on Blu-ray

[SanCarolina59]

Inspired by all of the "____ on Blu-ray" threads that've been popping up these past few days, I decided to start one based around one of my all time favorite actresses.

Theatrical Films:
The 1930s - Pre-Code era (January 1, 1930 - July 1, 1934):
(Ladies Of Leisure, The Miracle Woman, Forbidden all only included within the Frank Capra At Columbia boxset)



Rest of the 1930s:
(Internes Can't Take Money only included within The Barbara Stanwyck Collection boxset)



The 1940s:
(The Great Man's Lady & The Bride Wore Boots only included within The Barbara Stanwyck Collection boxset, The Lady Gambles only included within Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema III boxset)



The 1950s:

(No Man Of Her Own (1950) only included within Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema XIX boxset)



The 1960s:



Films Made For TV:



U.S. boxsets:
(Note: Internes Can't Take Money, The Great Man's Lady, and The Bride Wore Boots all only available within The Barbara Stanwyck Collection boxset, The Lady Gambles is only available within the Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema III boxset, Witness To Murder is also available within the Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema boxset, but is available solo as well. No Man Of Her Own (1950) only included within Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema XIX boxset).



Foreign Blu-rays:
(Note: Not all of these are compatible with Region A players. Be aware of that before you purchase.)

U.K.



Australia:


France:


Germany:



Some Notable DVD Holdouts:
(Note: This is mainly highlighting still in print releases, with some exceptions, and also solo releases whenever possible. Ten Cents A Dance is only included in the Columbia Pictures Pre-Code Collection set. Illicit is only available on a double feature set. Night Nurse is only included within Forbidden Hollywood Volume 2, Baby Face is only included in Forbidden Hollywood Volume 1, and Ever In My Heart is only included in Forbidden Hollywood Volume 10. The Moonlighter was originally released in 3D, but the DVD-R of it is 2D only.)



Foreign DVDs:

France:




Some Notable TV shows (all DVD only):



Not On DVD/Home Media:

Mexicali Rose (1929) (Columbia)
So Big! (1932) (Warner Bros.)
Gambling Lady (1934) (Warner Bros.)
Red Salute (1935) (United Artists)
The Plough And The Stars (1936) (RKO Radio Pictures) (with Criterion now)
His Brother's Wife (1936) (M-G-M) (with Warner Bros. now)
The Gay Sisters (1942) (Warner Bros.)
The Maverick Queen (1956) (Republic) (with Paramount now)

Her debut film (Broadway Nights (1927)) is currently a lost film.