Dietrich, Gable, & Harlow on DVD

To Pamela Godfrey of Warner Home Video,

Dear Ms. Godfrey, I hope that you will review these titles that have been out of print for years and decide to release them within the next year onto DVD:

1.) Clark Gable- The Hucksters, Boom Town, Manhattan Melodrama, San Francisco, Idiot's Delight, and Strange Cargo.
2.) Jean Harlow- Red Dust, Bombshell, Hold Your Man, Wife vs. Secretary, Reckless, and Red-Headed Woman
3.) Joan Crawford, Vol. 2- Flamingo Road, Forsaking All Others, Dance Fools Dance, I Live My Life, Sadie Mckee, and Susan and God
4.) Bette Davis, Vol. 2- Dangerous (her first Oscar winning film), The Old Maid, The Great Lie, All This and Heaven too, Old Acquaintance, and Of Human Bondage
5.) Marlene Dietrich- Morocco, Shanghai Express, Dishonored, The Devil Is A Woman, Blonde Venus, and The Scarlett Empress
6.) Norma Shearer- The Divorcee ( her Oscar winning film), A Free Soul (Lionel Barrymore's Oscar winning film), The Barretts of Wimpole Street, Romeo and Juliet, Marie Antoinette, and Private Lives.

I might add that the release of a Clark Gable and Marlene Dietrich Collection would be excellent for 2006 because it marks their 105th birthday. A Jean Harlow Collection would also be an excellent choice for 2006 because it will mark her 95th birthday and few of her classic movies are not on DVD. A second volume of Crawford's movies is needed because her movie catalog at MGM during the 1930's is so extensive they have been out of print for years. This also the same story for Bette Davis and Norma Shearer. Norma Shearer was Hollywood royalty, married to Irving Thalberg and was MGM's first lady of the screen, so she is very worthy of her own boxed set. I hope you take this letter into consideration and i guarantee you, if you got in contact with Mr. Robert Osborne himself, from Turner Classic Movies, he would agree with me on my choices for future releases.