In 1973, veteran director Richard Fleischer (VIOLENT SATURDAY, THE BOSTON STRANGLER) directed Charles Bronson in one of the action icon’s finest roles, peaceful Colorado melon farmer Mr. Majestyk, who crosses paths with local labor bullies and, more dangerously, a Mafia heavy (Al Lettieri) freshly sprung from jail. Based on an original screenplay by cult writer Elmore Leonard, MR. MAJESTYK is pure delight, and a recent HD restoration will finally do it justice on DVD and blu-ray. For the French and British home entertainment editions, both due out in early 2016, Fiction Factory produced two brand-new special features: In COLORADO COOL, director of photography Richard H. Kline, ASC, remembers his friend Charles Bronson and the many action highlights of the movie, and in COLORADO COOL, actress Lee Purcell, who plays the bad guy’s gorgeous moll, analyses her part and pays tribute to her acting partner Al Lettieri (THE GODFATHER, THE GETAWAY). Below are teasers for both. For more on Lee Purcell, see here.