Hollywood Legends: 5-Disc Box Set (2001) Rating: Starring: Humphrey Bogart, James Cagney, Cary Grant, Katherine Hepburn, Monroe, Marilyn, Edward Robinson, Sinatra, Frank, James Stewart, Elizabeth Taylor, Temple, Shirley Director: Category: Documentary Studio: Madacy Subtitles: [None] Length: 300 mins     Profiling The Lives Of Hollywood's Greatest This superb collection highlights the careers and personal lives of the world's most celebrated screen idols.Each volume blends rare footage and little known facts to provide a fascinating portrayal of these world-renowned Hollywood Legends. Disc 1: Frank Sinatra - This episode explores the public and private life of Sinatra, and features numerous interviews with some of his closest friends. Edward G. Robinson - Born in Bucharest and raised on the Lower East Side of New York, Robinson's story is a rags-to-riches tale that is superbly told in this episode. Disc 2: Marilyn Monroe - Featured in this episode are interviews with film historians, as well as behind-the-scenes stories about her battles with the Hollywood elite, her mental state, her romantic conquests - from movie stars to Presidents - and her ill-fated marriage to Joe DiMaggio.Also examined is the controversy surrounding her mysterious death. Katharine Hepburn - This episode utilizes rare archival footage and photos in examining the life and career of this cinema giant. Disc 3: Humphrey Bogart - In this episode we examine all that made Bogart a worldwide legend. James Cagney - This episode highlights Cagney's early life on the tough streets of New York, his early show business success on the stage, and his ultimate success as a worldwide screen legend. Disc 4: Elizabeth Taylor - In this episode we explore in detail the career and private life of this idolized screen goddess. Shirley Temple - This episode includes rare footage from Shirley's early career as well as scenes from her classic films. Disc 5: Cary Grant - This episode examines the life and career of this beloved star. James Stewart - This episode not only features a detailed look at Mr. Stewart's life and career, it also features one of his last on-camera interviews.