Did you notice that there is also a Canada (Quebec) locality profile for this UPC?

I took a look at the Quebec profile.  The overview is in French, but unfortunately the cover image attached is too small to determine if the actual cover is in French. 

I believe - Canadians correct me if I'm wrong! - that DVDs released in Quebec must have either a French overview or an overview in both English & French.  So if mine is Canadian as it appears to be then it should be listed as Canada rather than Quebec.  My suspicion is that the disc was the same for both (hence the French on the disc) and that an English overview was used for the rest of Canada (hence the lack of French).

It's a Canadian profile. If the back cover contains both an English and French synopsis, and the only rating shown is a Canadian rating, it should be Canadian locality (if that doesn't sinch it, the distributed exclusively in Canada notice sure does). There may also be Canadian specific rating details on the back... which are standard and not made up on the spot like some of the ratings the MPAA seem to throw at us are.

I can't count the number of times I've typed in the UPC for a dvd that I've purchased, which is absolutely a Canadian locality profile, only to see a single U.S. locality profile for it in the system. It's usually a disc carried over from those good old days that seem to cause more than a few problems, or an error by the original submittor, who has submitted it as U.S. locality (and usually with a U.S. SRP which pisses me off to no end... totally one of my pet peeves...  ).

Unfortunately, there's absolutely no way to just change the locality of a profile and a new profile for the Canadian locality will need to be created and submitted (I feel your pain, I've had to do it numerous times).

As for determining between Canada and Canada (Quebec), Canada (Quebec) to my knowledge, may only have a French synopsis on them (or the french synopsis is at least printed before the english one) and Canada (Quebec) dvds will specifically have their own distinct rating system located on the DVD.

http://www.invelos.com/Forums.aspx?task=viewtopic&topicID=415404

I lay out the Canadian ratings in the first post of that thread, and AESP_pres lays out the Canada (Quebec) ratings in the second thread. Here's visuals for the Canadian rating system:

http://www.cmpda.ca/?q=content/logos-and-what-they-mean

That page, at the bottom also includes the Canadian specific rating details that appear on Canadian dvd's (starting with Not Recommended For Young Children).

Hope this helps you out!

Thanks guys for confirming what I thought about it being Canadian!  I see a lot of USA/Canada releases (at least by the presence of both ratings on the cover) but this was the first I'd seen with just the Canadian rating on it.  There's no French on the package or Quebec rating, so it must simply be Canada.

So, before I submit the new profile, any thoughts on whether I should enter those Stunt Players & Stunt Drivers?

Basically, it's this:

HUMAN CAST - space - STUNT PLAYERS - space - STUNT DRIVERS - space - DOG CAST - bigger space - CREW

Normally I'd leave out the Stunt people, but the fact that they're stuck between the actors is what I don't remember about leaving them out.

Quoting Danae Cassandra:

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Basically, it's this:

HUMAN CAST - space - STUNT PLAYERS - space - STUNT DRIVERS - space - DOG CAST - bigger space - CREW

I'd leave them out.