Regal treatment for a restored My Fair Lady.

From: Video Business | Date: September 2, 1994| Author: Wickstrom, Andy | Copyright information

My Fair Lady, often considered the ultimate achievement in filmed musicals, is about to take on new luster.

The 1964 film, a video collectible for years, has just undergone a frame-by-frame restoration, and a 30th anniversary edition will be released Oct. 19 (prebook Sept. 23) following a limited theatrical run.

Three configurations will be sold: a 30th anniversary collector's limited-edition cassette (pan-and-scan), priced at $24.98; and widescreen cassette a...

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