GHOST OF PETER SELLERS

In 1973, Peter Sellers - then at the peak of his box-office power and comedic genius - invited Peter Medak - whose recent smash THE RULING CLASS had been nominated for the Palme d'Or and an Oscar - to direct a 17th century pirate epic called GHOST IN THE NOONDAY SUN. But with soon-to-be-discovered nightmares that included an unfinished script (re-written by co-star and fellow comedy legend Spike Milligan), rough seas, sinking ships and Sellers' own wildly erratic behavior, the production became an unprecedented catastrophe. The barely completed film was dumped into very limited release, and the director's career and spirit were nearly destroyed by the experience. Over four decades later, Medak revisits this personal and professional fiasco to search for answers - and possibly redemption - in a journey that's been called "jaw-dropping" (The Hollywood Reporter), "nightmarishly funny" (Rolling Stone) and "one of the great 'making-of' documentaries of all-time." (San Francisco Chronicle) Special Features Audio Interview With Director Peter Medak The Ghosts Inside The Scrapbook - Peter Medak Presents His Production Albums From THE RULING CLASS Through ZORRO, THE GAY BLADE Love Left The Masquerade: Peter Medak's Cinema Of Pretenders - Video Essay By Filmmaker Daniel Kremer Trailer Bonus Materials Audio Interview With Director Peter Medak The Ghosts Inside The Scrapbook - Peter Medak Presents His Production Albums From THE RULING CLASS Through ZORRO, THE GAY BLADE Love Left The Masquerade: Peter Medak's Cinema Of Pretenders - Video Essay By Filmmaker Daniel Kremer Trailer