Wide screen (1.85:1).

Originally produced as a motion picture in 1979.

Special features: Disc 1. New 4K digital restoration; Commentary (by editor Alan Heim); Selected-scene commentary (by actor Roy Scheider); Reinking and Foldi (new conversation between actors Ann Reinking and Erzsebet Foldi, discuss the pas de deux scene, the film, and the director); Trailer. Disc 2: Tomorrow (Bob Fosse and Agnes de Mille appear on an episode of Tom Snyder's late-night talk show Tomorrow, originally aired 1:00 a.m. on January 31, 1980); Alan Heim (the film editor discusses the process of coming up with the film's editing style); Sam Wasson (author of the biography Fosse, discusses the motivations, self-doubts, and compulsions that drove Bob Fosse to create); The South Bank Show (hosted by Melvyn Bragg, features an extensive interview with Bob Fosse, originally aired March 8, 1981); Gene Shalit interview with Bob Fosse (film and television critic Gene Shalit interviews the director in 1986); On the set: Fosse directing, Scheider interview (footage of Bob Fosse directing the cattle call sequence and a brief interview with actor Roy Scheider); Portrait of a choreographer (2007 documentary on Bob Fosse's choreography style, features interviews with various collaborators and admirers, including Liza Minnelli, dancer Sandahl Bergman, choreographer and filmmaker Rob Marshall, editor Alan Heim, and others); The soundtrack : perverting the standards (a 2007 documentary about the film's music, features interviews with composers Glen Ballard, Jerry Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh, and Diane Warren as well as Liza Minnelli and Alan Heim); The making of the song "On Broadway" (2007 interview with singer-songwriter George Benson about the creation of his hit 1963 song). Insert features an essay by critic Hilton Als.