This documentary can be found on the Two-Disk Special Edition DVD of Dirty Harry, released in 2008.
This program originally aired on the cable channel A&E for their signature program Biography. The cable company does sell copies of the airing, however 5 to 10 minutes have been shaved off of the program for the video release. The full version can only be seen on an actual re-airing of the A&E program on their cable channel.
This documentary is featured as a supplement on 20th Century Fox's 2004 DVD release of The Grapes of Wrath.
The only A&E Biography to have a "reversed title". Most titles have the subjects name first such as "Judy Garland: Beyond the Rainbow". Here, the syntax of "Eclipsed by Death: The Life of River Phoenix" is, itself, a comment on the subject.
This episode of the Biography TV series is included as an extra on the History Channel / New Video DVD of The Underground Railroad (1999) (TV).
Included as a special feature on the DVD of The Ox-Bow Incident, released by Fox's Studio Classics in 2003.
Nominated for 1996 Cable ACE award for best Entertainment/Cultural Documentary.
Bio documentary featured on the 20th Century Fox 2005 DVD release of A Letter to Three Wives.
This documentary is featured on 20th Century Fox DVD for The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, released in 2003.
Though originally broadcast through Arts & Entertainment's "Biography" series in 1996, the program was revised to include Pryor's December 10, 2005 death for subsequent broadcasts after that date.
Filmed during the painting exhibit "Studio of the South: Van Gogh and Gauguin" which showed at only two museums: The Art Institute of Chicago and the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam.
Val Kilmer's interview was done in the room at the Chateau Marmont where they filmed a scene from _Doors, The (1990)_
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