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Hell Drivers

A British crime drama. Tom Yately (Stanley Baker) is an ex-con looking for honest work. He thinks he's found it when he takes a job as a truck driver, but he soon discovers that the trucking firm he's signed on with is not playing by the rules.

Will And Grace - Series 3 Epis 21 - 25

Four episodes of the U.S. comedy. Alice Doesn't Lisp Here Anymore - Will and Grace attend the funeral of a high school classmate. Last Of The Really Odd Lovers - Both Will and Grace become involved in relationships they are determined to keep secret. Gypsies, Tramps And Weed - Will visits a clairvoyant. Sons And Lovers Parts 1 & 2 - Jack is planning to meet his father while Will becomes jealous of Grace's relationship with Nathan.

Best Of ITV Wrestling, The/ Best Of ITV Wrestling, The - A To Z

Contains the Best Of ITV Wrestling and A-Z, where all the wrestlers from ITV World of Sport are remembered. For armchair sports fans in the 1970's and 1980's, four o'clock on Saturday afternoon meant one thing - professional wrestling! Dickie Davies would sit at his desk and introduce an hour of some of the best entertainment this country had ever seen. Frank Sinatra thought the British had some of the finest participants... Margaret Thatcher was a regular viewer... not to mention the Duke of Edinburgh having front row tickets at the Albert Hall. The programme features tales of fantastic bouts, as well as the best of the best from a classic era of television. Headed up by Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks, many of the great wrestlers from the era will be featured in classic bouts from the 1970's and 1980's including: Mick McManus v Kung Fu, Dynamite Kidd v Rollerball Rocco, Les Kellet v Mel Stuart, Catweazle v Bobby Barnes, Pat Roach v Dave Bond, Billy Two River v Johnny Yearsley, Jackie Pallow v Ian Gilmore, Mick McManus v Kendo Nagasaki and Big Daddy v Giant Haystacks. Plus Double Bouts: King Kong Kirk & Scrubber Daily v Big Daddy & Pete Collins, Bert Royal & Vic Faulkner v Masambula & Honey Boy Zimba.

Puccini - Turandot

The story of the beautiful but cruel princess Turandot has a unique place among Puccini?s works, displaying the composer?s ability to reflect the musical trends of his time more convincingly than any of his other operas. Despite its wealth of inspired melodies (among them Calaf?s aria ?Nessun dorma? in the third act), even today the opera?s chief fascination remains its imaginative tonality and subtle instrumentation. Filmed in 2004, the present production of Turandot was first staged in 1999 to inaugurate the Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona, reopening after repairs to extensive fire damage. The title role is performed by Luana De Vol, who has been on the international opera scene for more than two decades and whose versatile, dramatic soprano perfectly suits the character of the despising, yet vulnerable Turandot. Lirico-spinto soprano Barbara Frittoli, one of the best-known Mozart/Verdi performers on the current scene, presents her lyrical vocal qualities in the role of the slave Li?. As recordings of Frittoli are still rare, this DVD is a further asset to her growing fan base. The director, N?ria Espert, retained the lavish settings and magnificent sets traditionally associated with the opera. None the less, Espert?s approach to the work is founded on the doubts that Puccini himself expressed about the final scene of the work. In Espert?s conception, Turandot remains incapable of turning into an ordinary, docile woman defeated by male strength, and so she stabs herself to death.

Roy Ayres - Live At Ronnie Scott's

The great vibes player brings his unique fusion of Funk and Soul to a young enthusiastic audience clearly delighted by the performance of such a rare groove anthems as 'Running Away', 'Can't You See Me', and 'Everybody Loves The Sunshine'.