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Osmonds - Live In Concert

Recorded in front of a capacity crowd at the Hammersmith Apollo on 16th March 2006, this exciting DVD, packed with extras, captures The Osmonds live in concert at the end of their hugely successful sell-out 2006 UK tour. The brothers delighted a capacity crowd as they powered their way through all the hits. The Osmonds effortlessly transported their devoted following back to their screaming teenage years of the ?70s. The brothers have been a firm favourite with the UK public for over 40 years and have sold over 77 million records, accrued more than 30 gold and platinum records and broken records once held by the Beatles and Elvis.So sit back, turn up the volume, grab your scarf and get ready to sing along with the world?s longest running and still massively successful boy band.

Penny Serenade

When newlyweds, Julie and Roger Adams, adopt a child their peaceful, happy life becomes filled with sadness.

Rebecca

'Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again...' is the classic first line of Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca. The story of a young woman who marries the sophisticated Maxim de Winter. Rebecca, the previous Mrs de Winter, died in mysterious circumstances the year before and her influence still lingers on and pervades every aspect of life at Manderley. The housekeeper, Mrs Danvers, is menacing, but it is Rebecca who threatens the happiness of the newlyweds.

Loch Ness Discovered

Is there really a monster lurking in the depths of Loch Ness or is the story a hoax that keeps a million dollar tourist industry going? For many years scientists have been unwilling to investigate too closely for fear of ridicule. In this programme a team of experts using cutting-edge technology have delivered never-before-seen images of the depths of Loch Ness. Theories and historical photos on the identity of Nessie are brought to life using computer techniques.

Gene Kruper - Swing Swing Swing

A tribute to the legendary Gene Krupa who made the drums a solo instrument and was a legend of swing. Features Gene in fourteen rarely-seen performances dating back sixty years.