Special Features:
Audio commentary by Hitchcock film scholar Marian Keane and film historian Rudy Behlmer, editor of "Memo from David O. Selznick"  •  Isolated music and effects track  •  Complete broadcast of the 1948 Lux Radio Theatre adaptation, starring Ingrid Bergman and 'Joseph Cotton'  •  Rare production, publicity, and rear projection photos, as well as promotional posters and lobby cards  •  Production correspondence  •  Collection of trailers and teasers  •  Script excerpts of deleted scenes and alternate endings  •  Excerpts from the short story "The Song of the Dragon", source material for Notorious  •  Rare newsreel footage of Ingrid Bergman and 'Alfred Hitchcock

As with Rear Window, Notorious is a perfect film. The script, cast and direction are all flawless and in my opinion you will be hard pressed to find a better movie. One of the most important aspects of Notorious is that it was one of the few times that Cary Crant was not asked to play himself. This is by far his darkest film role and makes you wish that some other directors would have given him a chance to go down this road. If you love film this DVD must be in your collection.