The Magnificent Ambersons DVD has only one bonus of any interest to Bruce Greenwood fans - a featurette entitled The Making of The Magnificent Ambersons, previously seen as a special over A&E. The biographies cover James Cromwell, Madeleine Stowe, Gretchen Mol and Orson Wells, curiously eliminating not only Bruce Greenwood but Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Jennifer Tilly, and Alfonso Arau as well. The following photos are from the featurette, captured by Ann Orr:

Behind-the-Scenes
Bruce Greenwood's Interview
Narrator: The man she should have married is Eugene Morgan, played by Bruce Greenwood Bruce Greenwood: I come into this as a kid, fall in love with Isabel and make a fool of myself one night, and it allows her to consider other suitors..... Narrator: When Eugene re-enters Isabel's life, he has a small fortune of his own, thanks to his work on the invention of the automobile, and he soon discovers that even after the death of Isabel's husband, he has a brand new adversary, Georgie Amberson Minafer. Bruce Greenwood: Her son is a product of that rigid, old money upbringing, where he believes he's entitled. And anybody who doesn't share his pedigree is thoroughly unentitled. And the idea that his mother - even after his father's death - is attracted to a commoner, he sees it as an insult that I'm payiing any attention to her - however innocent - at all...
Some Scenes from the Movie