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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 10 - 15 working days John Krish writes and directs this war drama which was originally only shown to high-ranking military officers. The film depicts the brutality faced by British prisoners of war at the hands of their enemies during the early 1950s Korean conflict. Interactive Menus Scene Access Interviews: John Krish (Director) Features Summary John Krish writes and directs this war drama which was originally only shown to high-ranking military officers. The film depicts the brutality faced by British prisoners of war at the hands of their enemies during the early 1950s Korean conflict. Studio BFI Pub Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20130415 Contributors John Krish, John Krish (Director)

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 10 - 15 working days Julian Jarrold directs this British comedy drama following the future Queen of England and her sister as they go out on the town to celebrate the end of the Second World War. On VE Day, 8th May 1945, Princess Elizabeth (Sarah Gadon) and her younger sister Princess Margaret (Bel Powley) beg their parents King George VI (Rupert Everett) and Queen Elizabeth (Emily Watson) to let them leave Buckingham Palace for the night so they can join in the celebrations. The King and Queen give their consent and Elizabeth and Margaret head out incognito but their night takes some unexpected turns... Interactive Menus Features Summary Julian Jarrold directs this British comedy drama following the future Queen of England and her sister as they go out on the town to celebrate the end of the Second World War... Studio Lionsgate UK Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20150907 Contributors Sarah Gadon (Actor), Emily Watson (Actor), Jack Gordon (Actor), John Neville (Actor), Jack Reynor (Actor), Jack Laskey (Actor), Rupert Everett (Actor), Roger Allam (Actor), Bel Powley (Actor), Ruth Sheen (Actor), Trevor De Silva, Douglas Rae, Robert Bernstein, Christophe Beaucarne, Kevin Hood, Paul Englishby, Julian Jarrold (Director)

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Alan Clarke directs this documentary-style drama made for the BBC anthology series 'Screen Two'. The programme follows a group of British paratroopers as they patrol the rural Irish border in South Armagh during the Troubles. As sought after targets by the IRA, the soldiers find themselves stalked by an unseen enemy before engaging in a deadly gunfight with the terrorists. The cast includes Sean Chapman, Steve Sweeney, Gary Hailes and Graham Fletcher-Cook. Interactive Menus Commentary: Sean Chapman (actor) Other Documentary: 'AFN Clarke On Contact', 'Know Your Enemy' Features Summary Alan Clarke directs this documentary-style drama made for the BBC anthology series 'Screen Two'. The programme follows a group of British paratroopers as they patrol the rural Irish border in South Armagh during the Troubles... Studio BFI Pub Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20161121 Contributors Sean Chapman (Actor), Steve Sweeney (Actor), Gary Hailes (Actor), Graham Fletcher-Cook (Actor), John Blundell (Actor), Ozzie Stevens (Actor), Jem Ahmet (Actor), Jason Cunliffe (Actor), Steve Fletcher (Actor), Chris Lee (Actor), Afn Clarke, Terry Coles, Philip Bonham-Carter, Alan Clarke (Director)

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 10 - 15 working days Alan Clarke directs this documentary-style drama made for the BBC anthology series 'Screen Two'. The programme follows a group of British paratroopers as they patrol the rural Irish border in South Armagh during the Troubles. As sought after targets by the IRA, the soldiers find themselves stalked by an unseen enemy before engaging in a deadly gunfight with the terrorists. The cast includes Sean Chapman, Steve Sweeney, Gary Hailes and Graham Fletcher-Cook. Interactive Menus Commentary: Sean Chapman (actor) Other Documentary: 'AFN Clarke On Contact', 'Know Your Enemy' Features Summary Alan Clarke directs this documentary-style drama made for the BBC anthology series 'Screen Two'. The programme follows a group of British paratroopers as they patrol the rural Irish border in South Armagh during the Troubles... Studio BFI Pub Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20161121 Contributors Sean Chapman (Actor), Steve Sweeney (Actor), Gary Hailes (Actor), Graham Fletcher-Cook (Actor), John Blundell (Actor), Ozzie Stevens (Actor), Jem Ahmet (Actor), Jason Cunliffe (Actor), Steve Fletcher (Actor), Chris Lee (Actor), Afn Clarke, Terry Coles, Philip Bonham-Carter, Alan Clarke (Director)

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days All 16 episodes from the first and second series of the action drama based on the novel by former Special Forces operative Chris Ryan. The first series follows ex-SAS Sergeant John Porter (Richard Armitage) and MI6 officer Hugh Collinson (Andrew Lincoln) seven years after they participated in an operation in which two soldiers were killed. Porter is redrafted to save a British journalist who has been abducted, the Zimbabwe government holds the UK responsible for a plot to kill President Mugabe and a computer hacker kills a number of American troops. The second series (known as 'Project Dawn') follows the efforts of Section 20 agents Michael Stonebridge (Philip Winchester) and Damien Scott (Sullivan Stapleton), as they try to put an end to an international terrorist group after Porter is kidnapped. Interactive Menus Scene Access Features Summary All 16 episodes from the first and second series of the action drama based on the novel by former Special Forces operative Chris Ryan. The first series follows ex-SAS Sergeant John Porter (Richard Armitage) and MI6 officer Hugh Collinson (Andrew Lincoln) seven years after they participated in an operation in which two soldiers were killed... Studio 2 Entertain Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20111114 Contributors Richard Armitage (Actor), Andrew Lincoln (Actor), Philip Winchester (Actor), Sullivan Stapleton (Actor), Amanda Mealing (Actor), Rhashan Stone (Actor), Michelle Lukes (Actor), Jodhi May (Actor), Eva Birthistle (Actor), Shelley Conn (Actor), Andy Harries, Elaine Pyke

Margaret Lockwood, one of British cinema s greatest stars, takes on the role of a no-nonsense female barrister in this outstanding series from the makers of Yorkshire Television s classic legal drama The Main Chance. Intuitive, adept and deeply conscientious, Harriet Peterson possesses a steely determination and the necessary tenacity to fight for her clients. But she is not infallible and a turbulent personal life occasionally spills over into her professional life as she takes on a range of cases, from child custody battles to murder, medical negligence to treason. This first series sees Harriet making the move from the north of England to London. Executive producer Peter Willes marshalled key members of the Main Chance team, including legal consultant John Batt and writer Edmund Ward, to create a rigorously researched and compelling courtroom drama. This set comprises both Justice and the single Screenplay drama which preceded it, Justice Is a Woman also starring Lockwood as Julia Stanford, a barrister who, convinced of her client s innocence, defends a young man accused of rape and murder.    

In 1971, Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett teamed up for their first BBC series, a comedy show that would run for 16 years and become part of British television history. The two comedians. although never previously a double-act, complemented each other perfectly in appearance and style and their material, written by some of the top comic writers of the era, rarely failed to raise a smile and reduced many to hysterics. The structure of each show, framed by the pair reading spoof news items, soon became familiar to the millions of viewers. Every episode might include party, doctor or other situation sketches, mock-adventure serials, regular musical guests, Ronnie Barker's magnificent word-play speeches, a rambling monologue from Ronnie Corbett, guest cabaret acts and a musical extravaganza finale. Each part savoured by audiences that would average around 17 million at the show's peak. The first series was broadcast in 1971. Among the many highlights of the eight episodes were the 'Bald Man at a Party' sketch, a sequel to the famous 'Class' sketch with John Cleese, the period drama mini-series 'Hampton Wick', Ronnie Barker's 'Appeal on Behalf of the Very Clumsy' and musical appearances from Big Jim Jehosophat and Fat-Belly Jones.    

A delicious double-dose of effervescent vintage comedy-drama starring Britains blondest bombshell, the one-and-only Diana Dors, at her saucy best. Laughter and thrills mingle in MISS TULIP STAYS THE NIGHT as gorgeous Kate Dax (Dors) and her crime-writer husband, Andrew (Patrick Holt), investigate the murder of eccentric spinster Miss Tulip (Cicely Courtneidge) at a remote country cottage. With the help - or hindrance - of bumbling P.C. Feathers (deftly played by British comedy legend Jack Hulbert), will they ever crack their crazy case and finally figure out whodunit? Goals and glamour go together in THE GREAT GAME, a high-scoring drama of football league corruption, shot on location at Griffin Park, historic home of Brentford F.C. With fine performances from James Hayter as Burnville Uniteds unscrupulous team chairman, Thora Hird as his long-suffering assistant, and Dors enjoying herself as man-eating secretary Lulu not to mention a splendid eyeball-rolling turn from John Laurie - the final result is a nostalgic Saturday afternoon treat for movie buffs and football fans alike.