Title: The Conqueror.
Format: Blu-ray edition of the 1956 historical drama film The Conqueror, starring John Wayne and Susan Hayward, presented in high-definition 1080p widescreen and released by Kino Lorber for home viewing.
Series/genre: Lavish period epic and historical drama set in 12th-century Asia, combining large-scale battle scenes, court intrigue, and a sweeping romantic storyline in the tradition of classic Hollywood adventures.
Story overview: John Wayne portrays Mongol warrior Temujin, who rises to power as Genghis Khan while waging war against rival tribes and pursuing his tumultuous relationship with captive princess Bortai, leading to shifting loyalties, battlefield clashes, and his emergence as a feared conqueror.
Packaging details: Standard plastic Blu-ray keepcase with a full-color printed sleeve; front cover artwork shows John Wayne and Susan Hayward in an embrace against a vivid red and purple sky with riders and flames along the bottom border and the title The Conqueror in bold yellow lettering.
Back cover design: Rear panel features two production stills of mounted warriors and the central couple, a printed synopsis describing the film and its cast, a boxed section outlining the special features, and a lower technical information strip with logos and specifications.
Bonus features (per packaging): Special features include an audio commentary track by film historians and the film's original theatrical trailer; see back cover images for the complete list of advertised extras.
Technical details (per packaging): Color presentation with an approximate running time of 111 minutes, widescreen aspect ratio of 2.35:1 in 1920x1080p high-definition resolution, English-language audio, and English subtitles available.
Region and compatibility: Blu-ray disc authored for use in Blu-ray players and displays that support North American Blu-ray releases; buyers should confirm that their equipment is compatible before purchase.
Studio and production: American historical drama produced by Howard Hughes and directed by Dick Powell, released theatrically in 1956 and issued on Blu-ray by Kino Lorber in cooperation with Universal, starring John Wayne, Susan Hayward, and an ensemble supporting cast.