Product Description

Goldie Hawn brings her charm and joy-buzzer appeal to two hilarious comedies. She's Judy Benjamin, make that Private Benjamin, who finds the U.S. Army doesn't quite offer the country-club atmosphere she expected. Oscar nominations went to Hawn (for 1980 Best Actress), costar Eileen Brennan (Supporting Actress) and Nancy Meyers, Charles Shyer and Harvey Miller (Original Screenplay). And ditzy cocktail waitress Sunny Davis (Hawn) finds that diplomatic immunity is not a vaccination as she brings uncommon sense to Washington and upends the rules of Protocol. Politics were never so much fun!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #37662 in DVD
• Brand: Warner Brothers
• Released on: 2005-08-30
• Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Closed-captioned, Color, DVD, NTSC
• Original language: English, French
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .20 pounds
• Running time: 206 minutes

Features

• Goldie Hawn brings her charm and joy-buzzer appeal to two hilarious comedies. She's Judy Benjamin, make that Private Benjamin, who finds the U.S. Army doesn't quite offer the country-club atmosphere she expected. Oscar nominations went to Hawn (for 1980 Best Actress), costar Eileen Brennan (Supporting Actress) and Nancy Meyers, Charles Shyer and Harvey Miller (Original Screenplay). And ditzy cockt

Customer Reviews

Disappointed
I've only watched Protocol and was disappointed in the quality. The film was too dark and had several glitches that nearly stopped the movie. My mistake may have been trying for a bargain and getting two movies instead of the one I really wanted.

Private Benjamin/Protocol
Fun movies to watch even though they are edited down. Hawn makes simple things look like fun and her dipsy character is so simple and forthright.
Private Benjamin/Protocol

Goldie is Golden
Goldie Hawn is a very under-rated comedienne. These two movies show her at her best. No one plays the naive, dipsy female with wells of hidden talents and abilities like Goldie. In "Private Benjamin" she goes from a pampered, inept & vain "Jewish Princess" to a confident, accomplished woman. In "Protocol", she is a naive, country-bumpkin who masters the art of diplomacy; easily out-shining the seasoned professionals. These movies have many laugh-out-loud moments. More importantly, society's underestimation of women's capabilities and the empowerment of women are subtle under-lying threads in these films. Get them and enjoy them with your daughters and grand-daughters (your sons and grand-soons, too!). P.S. They make great Date Night films.