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Bewitched - Series 6 - Complete

starring: Elizabeth Montgomery, Dick Sargent, Agnes Moorehead
directed by: William Asher, Richard Michaels

Release Date March 24, 2008
Season 6 is the first season of Bewitched to have Dick Sargent in the role of Darrin. Dick Sargent's Darrin is a different Darrin to that portrayed by Dick York, and the difference in style is hard to adjust to when you are used to Dick York.

However, once you do get used to Dick Sargent he is entertaining in his own right, and indeed adds a fresh element to the show after five seasons with Dick York.

By this point it's clear that the writing team were running out of story ideas, and there are a number of "remakes" in this season, some of which very closely resemble episodes in earlier seasons. However, the presence of the "new" Darrin does put a different spin on them.

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Kojak - Series 1

starring: Telly Savalas, Dan Frazer, Kevin Dobson, George Savalas
directed by: William Hale, Richard Donner, Charles S. Dubin, Gary Nelson

Release Date July 18, 2005
I can remember 'Kojak' as the number one TV show from the 1970's. A must see for Saturday night at 9.00 p.m. then!

This DVD box set brings all this back.

A must for a fan from the 1970's - a must for the new fans today.

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The Man Who Came to Dinner [1941] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Bette Davis, Ann Sheridan, Monty Woolley, Richard Travis, Jimmy Durante
directed by: Jean Negulesco, Richard L. Bare, William Keighley

Release Date May 30, 2006
I can remember 'Kojak' as the number one TV show from the 1970's. A must see for Saturday night at 9.00 p.m. then!

This DVD box set brings all this back.

A must for a fan from the 1970's - a must for the new fans today.

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Cheyenne: The Complete First Season (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Clint Walker, Rod Taylor, Edward Andrews, Steve Conte, Adele Mara
directed by: Irving J. Moore, Leslie H. Martinson, Richard L. Bare, William Hale

Release Date June 06, 2006
I can remember 'Kojak' as the number one TV show from the 1970's. A must see for Saturday night at 9.00 p.m. then!

This DVD box set brings all this back.

A must for a fan from the 1970's - a must for the new fans today.

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Audrey Hepburn Collection Box Set

starring: Audrey Hepburn, George Peppard, Gregory Peck, Eddie Albert, Humphrey Bogart
directed by: Billy Wilder, Blake Edwards, Richard Quine, Stanley Donen, William Wyler

Release Date October 20, 2003
Firstly note that this box set is available in a different box with same films at less than half the price so buy that one, I did.

Secondly I will rank these films (my wife is in agreement)
1. Paris When It Sizzles - the charm and humour are as good as in any film I have seen. This gem took us by suprise and has more of everything than all the other films. More story, more humour, more charisma, more stars. It quite simply stole our hearts as a beautiful love story.
2. Roman Holiday - everyone should have a holiday like this. It has a wonderful whirlwind romance and shares alot of the same qualities as the "Sizzles".
3. Breakfast at Tiffany's - right up there with with the other 2 but as much as it elates at times at ... Read More:

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Ivanhoe [1952] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor, Joan Fontaine, George Sanders, Emlyn Williams
directed by: Joseph Barbera, Richard Thorpe, William Hanna

Release Date January 11, 2005
Ivanhoe is easily the most glorious of MGM's British swashbucklers made with blocked funds designed to beat a short-lived embargo on US films being shown in the UK. It's also one of many roles intended for Stewart Granger that instead ended up revitalizing Robert Taylor's career by default. He's not exactly the perfect choice for the part, but he does well enough even if he is outshone by George Sanders de Bois Guilbert, hopelessly in unrequited love with nice Jewish girl Elizabeth Taylor who is herself hopelessly in unrequited love with Ivanhoe. Indeed, Sanders manages to make him both ruthless and still worthy of pity. That he does is as much down to the quality of ?neas MacKenzie's adaptation and Noel Langley and Marguerite Roberts' fine script, which strips ... Read More:

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Wagon Train

starring: Frank McGrath, Terry Wilson, Ward Bond, Robert Horton, John McIntire
directed by: David Lowell Rich, Howard E. Johnson, Leo Sherman, Richard Whorf, Tay Garnett

Release Date October 26, 2004
Ivanhoe is easily the most glorious of MGM's British swashbucklers made with blocked funds designed to beat a short-lived embargo on US films being shown in the UK. It's also one of many roles intended for Stewart Granger that instead ended up revitalizing Robert Taylor's career by default. He's not exactly the perfect choice for the part, but he does well enough even if he is outshone by George Sanders de Bois Guilbert, hopelessly in unrequited love with nice Jewish girl Elizabeth Taylor who is herself hopelessly in unrequited love with Ivanhoe. Indeed, Sanders manages to make him both ruthless and still worthy of pity. That he does is as much down to the quality of ?neas MacKenzie's adaptation and Noel Langley and Marguerite Roberts' fine script, which strips ... Read More:

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Ziggy's Gift [1983] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: John Gibbons, Tony Giorgio, Tom McGreevey, Richard Williams
directed by: Richard Williams

Release Date October 18, 2005
Ivanhoe is easily the most glorious of MGM's British swashbucklers made with blocked funds designed to beat a short-lived embargo on US films being shown in the UK. It's also one of many roles intended for Stewart Granger that instead ended up revitalizing Robert Taylor's career by default. He's not exactly the perfect choice for the part, but he does well enough even if he is outshone by George Sanders de Bois Guilbert, hopelessly in unrequited love with nice Jewish girl Elizabeth Taylor who is herself hopelessly in unrequited love with Ivanhoe. Indeed, Sanders manages to make him both ruthless and still worthy of pity. That he does is as much down to the quality of ?neas MacKenzie's adaptation and Noel Langley and Marguerite Roberts' fine script, which strips ... Read More:

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Myrna Loy and William Powell Collection (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Clark Gable, William Powell, Myrna Loy, Frank McHugh, Leo Carrillo
directed by: George Cukor, Hugh Harman, Jack Conway, Murray Roth, Richard Thorpe

Release Date August 07, 2007
Ivanhoe is easily the most glorious of MGM's British swashbucklers made with blocked funds designed to beat a short-lived embargo on US films being shown in the UK. It's also one of many roles intended for Stewart Granger that instead ended up revitalizing Robert Taylor's career by default. He's not exactly the perfect choice for the part, but he does well enough even if he is outshone by George Sanders de Bois Guilbert, hopelessly in unrequited love with nice Jewish girl Elizabeth Taylor who is herself hopelessly in unrequited love with Ivanhoe. Indeed, Sanders manages to make him both ruthless and still worthy of pity. That he does is as much down to the quality of ?neas MacKenzie's adaptation and Noel Langley and Marguerite Roberts' fine script, which strips ... Read More:

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Carole Lombard - The Glamour Collection [1936] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray, Ralph Bellamy, Astrid Allwyn, Ruth Donnelly
directed by: Edward Goodman, Mitchell Leisen, Norman Taurog, Richard Wallace, Walter Lang

Release Date April 04, 2006
This is a set of six movies on two discs; Man Of the World, We're Not Dressing and Hands across the Table; and Love before Breakfast, The Princess Comes Across, and True Confession.

Man Of the World
Romancing a Smooth Criminal! - This is a love story set in depression era (1931) between a hustler and wealthy young woman. William Powell plays Michael Trevor, a smooth criminal, who makes living by blackmailing wealthy people. As an investigative journalist, he comes to know dirty little secrets of rich, and then threatens them that he will reveal the secrets unless he is bribed. His crooked life gets the better of him, and thus he is forced to leave Unites States. While in Paris, he goes after a wealthy American, but falls in love with his beautiful ... Read More: