The audio transfer is in another authentic linear PCM mono track - 24-bit - in the original English language. Modest effects exist and a score by Stanley Myers (The Wilby Conspiracy, Eureka, Cimino's The Deer Hunter, Roeg's Insignificance, Harold Becker's The Boost, Pete Walker House of Mortal Sin and Frightmare, etc.) and it supports the film well with a lighter tone.  The audio sounds clean in the uncompressed. Indicator add optional English (SDH) subtitles on their Region FREE Blu-ray disc.

Indicator add a new audio commentary with director Dick Clement and film historian Sam Dunn and Clement is quite open about this being his first film, and some of the things he noted as different from working in television. He also describes his very first shot scene, discusses the theme of 'class consciousness' in Otley - with Dunn plus the director identifying actors in the film like Richard Harris' son played the obnoxious boy... and much more. It's very interesting. There is also the option, while watching the film, to listen to a 'Guardian Lecture' with Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais from 2008. It is archival audio recording of an interview conducted by Dick Fiddy at London’s National Film Theatre running about 1-hour 17-minutes. There is a brief 6-minute interview with Tom Courtenay on 'Otley' and a 15-minute piece with co-writer of Otley Ian La Frenais on 'Otley'. Included are an original theatrical trailer, an image gallery: on-set and promotional photography and the package has a limited edition exclusive 40-page booklet with a new essay by Laura Mayne, an extract from Martin Waddell’s original novel, location reports, archival interviews with Tom Courtenay, an overview of contemporary critical responses, and film credits.