De-Lovely: The Cole Porter Story (Special Edition)
Director Irwin Winkler weighs in on two commentary tracks, one with Kevin Kline and one with writer Jay Cocks.  Both tracks are thoughtful and filled with details about Cole Porter's life, how the pop singers joined the film, and how their numbers were conceived. As might be expected, a lot of stories are repeated, but they're good stories, such as how "Be a Clown" was ripped off forSingin' in the Rain's "Make 'Em Laugh." There's a very good 25-minute making-of featurette, plus a 15-minute music featurette that mixes clips and performances from the film with brief comments by the pop artists performing them (the Broadway re-creations are only mentioned in passing).  Two other featurettes go behind the scenes of two numbers, and the eight deleted scenes include Kevin Kline's short performance of "You Do Something to Me."  Because the musical numbers have the most replay value, it's convenient that they're listed on the scene-selection menu.--David Horiuchi