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West Ham United - Six Of The Best

A collection of six classic West Ham United matches. Includes West Ham Vs FC Mets (1999), Vs Manchester United (2000), Vs Arsenal (1999), Vs Coventry City (2000), Vs Sheffield Wednesday (1999) and Vs Coventry City (2000).

History File, The - Robert Burns - The Man And His Legend

Presented by Iain Cuthbertson, this is the unique story of Scotland's national poet. Following the poet and composer through his remarkable life, it tells of how Burns's passion and poverty led to the creation of some of literature's finest works his loves and disappointments his struggle to manage his late father's farmlands, and his battles with alcohol. There are recreations filmed on location in Ayrshire featuring Jock Ferguson, as well as readings from some of Burns's best-known works.

Little Shop Of Horrors, The

A hybrid plant created by Seymour, the errand boy of a flower shop, develops a taste for blood. The man-eating plant develops a voracious appetite which becomes harder to satisfy in this high camp horror comedy. In 1986 it was also to develop a taste for music, singing Feed Me in this film version of the musical.

Eagle Has Landed, The

Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland and Robert Duvall star in this imaginative and exciting tale based on the novel by Jack Higgins. It's the story of a group of German commandos parachuting into a small English village in an attempt to assassinate Churchill.

Charles Dickens - Nicholas Nickleby

Nigel Havers stars as the young Nicholas Nickleby, cruelly thrown out into the world to seek his fortune, in this BBC adaptation of one of Charles Dickens's most celebrated novels. Upon the death of his father, Nicholas - along with his mother and sister Kate - finds himself destitute and at the mercy of stern and parsimonious Uncle Ralph. Ralph cruelly despatches his niece to a dressmaking establishment, while Nicholas is found a post as a schoolmaster in Dotheboys Hall, a vile and oppressive boarding school for unwanted and unloved children run by the sadistic Wackford Squeers. It is an experience that will shape the course of his life. Darkly satirical, angry, funny, hugely entertaining - and filled with the richest assortment of oddball characters that could only have originated from the quill of Dickens.