Since this November 3, 2009, you can already buy The Michelle Pfeiffer Star Collection, the Box Set includes four Michelle’s movies and has been launched by MGM Studio. You can find into the pack four disks:
* Disc 1: Love Field
* Disc 2: The Fabulous Baker Boys
* Disc 3: Married to the Mob (Side A & B)
* Disc 4: The Russia House
This box-set is available in the Region 1 (USA and Canada) and the movies are dubbed in English & French. It costs $17.99 in Amazon.com. Other box-sets have been …

As we all know, Chéri is being launched on DVD this week -20th of October-, and tons of sites are reviewing the movie again. On the ocassion of this release, it has been launched this new clip of the movie: “Pearls” with Michelle Pfeiffer and Rupert Friend:

From Amazon.com, we can find this review by the editorial:
Filled with luxurious gowns and lush grounds, Stephen Frears’s Colette adaptation depicts an affair too perfect to last. Parisian courtesan Lea de Lonval (Michelle Pfeiffer) retains her good looks and has invested her earnings wisely, …

Chéri was launched in Thailand the last July 7, and it has already got release date for its edition on DVD, it will be this Thursday, 10th of September… perhaps a bit quick, just 2 months since the launch in cinemas!
United Home Entertainment is the distributor of this movie, who use to have general DVD and Special DVD with different packages for Hollywood drama movies. At the moment there isn’t more facts if Cheri will have special version or not.  Here the picture of Cheri DVD, the normal version..
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According the site DVD Times,  Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Chéri on 20th October 2009 priced at $29.99 SRP. The DVD will include interesting features such asthe Making Of and Deleted Scenes, besides French and Spanish subtitles. It will be available in Anamorphic Widescreen.
The art work for the cover goes on the design of the official poster in USA.

It sounds cool! Isn’t it?
Source: DVD Times

Chéri has already date of launch on DVD in Europe, at least it has been announced in Amazon to be for sale on September 21 in UK and the following month in France, the 14th of October. I guess that the date in USA will be coming… perhaps it could be in November, a good date to maintain the movie in the minds of Academy Awards jury facing the nominations…
The French release will use the former European poster for the DVD cover, while the English cover will be an adaptation …

I guess you should remember the sad article “Would You Dump This Woman?” in Entertainment Weekly a year ago —February of 2008— where it was reported about the launch straight to Dvd of I Could Never Be Your Woman and the problems along the post-production of the film.
Well, now, such as we all know, since the new launch (also) straight to DVD of Personal Effects the upcoming 12th of May in the US, Entertainment Weekly comes back to report about it in a (even a shamer) article:

Michelle Pfeiffer goes straight …

Pfans, no good news now.
Finally the worst hopes have come true, Personal Effects will be released straight to Blu-ray Disc by the distribution company Screen Media the next May.

According the news on Video Business:
Screen Media’s first Blu-ray Disc slate will use price and personalities to compete with major studio releases in the new format. To break into the business, the indie label will selectively release its highest-profile titles at pricing less than $30. [...]
Titles coming to Blu-ray this year from Screen Media include dramas Personal Effects, starring Ashton Kutcher …

The truth is that all the things referred to this movie are very odd… now it seems the movie also will be launched in Switzerland straight to Dvd as on Germany. According the web site where the movie can be order, ExLibris,  it will be released the upcoming 3rd of March.
But the really extrange is the cover of the Dvd… look on the left, can you believe it?, Michelle Pfeiffer’s name appears in the first place, yes; but her picture has missed of the image…
Can someone explain it?
The truth is …