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Wodehouse Playhouse 1 - The Truth About George And Other Short Stories

Made in 1975, John Alderton and Pauline Collins star in a series of programmes adapted by P.G. Wodehouse from his own stories. Introduced by Wodehouse this first series features seven episodes. Includes: The Truth About George, Romance At Droitgate Spa, Portrait Of A Disciplinarian, Unpleasantness At Budleigh Court, The Rise Of Mima Nordstrom, Rodney Falls To Quality and A Voice From The Past.

Let Him Have It

In 1952, Derek Bentley, a simple-minded 19-year old, was hanged for the murder of a policeman during a robbery. His partner Christopher Craig who fired the gun was only jailed, being still a minor. An atmospheric and ultimately harrowing attempt to explain what really happened that rainy night on a dark rooftop. The title is taken from the words Bentley shouted to Craig.

Roswell - Season 1

Living among the citizens of the infamous New Mexico city of Roswell are four who are not there by choice. They are there to follow a destiny given to them by the members of their dying race, a race that they are someday destined to save. Contains the complete first season from the drama series, comprising 22 episodes: Pilot, The Morning After, Monsters, Leaving Normal, Missing, South (1), River Dog (2), Blood Brother, Heat Wave, The Balance, Toy House, Into The Woods, The Convention, Blind Date, Independence Day, Sexual Healing, Crazy, Tess, Lies And Videotape, Four Square, Max To The Max, The White Room (1) and Destiny (2).

Battlefield - The Battle For Normandy

The Battle For Normandy is part of the Battlefield series and features fascinating archive film, including rare colour footage, innovative maps and graphics, the political and military situation before the battle, portraits of the leaders and commanders, explanations of weapons and tactics and detailed analysis of the battle.

Buster Keaton - Vol. 7

Three films. Go West (1924) - An alternative to the manic stunt work and elaborate sight gags that distinguish the films of Buster Keaton, Go West offers a rare glimpse of his talent for more expressive comedy: charming moments of intimate humour flavoured with rich pathos. Hard Luck (1921) - A suicidal man makes a final effort at fitting in with society at an upmarket country club. The Scarecrow (1920) - A scarecrow follows two roommates vying for the attention of a young lady.