Production Year: 2004 - Drama - Director: Nick Cassavetes - Original Language: English - Classification: 15 years and over, 12 years and over - Starring: Rachel McAdams, Ryan Gosling, Gena Rowlands
Production Year: 2000 - Drama - Director: Giuseppe Tornatore - Original Language: Italian - Classification: 15 years and over - Starring: Monica Bellucci, Giuseppe Sulfaro, Luciano Federico, Matilde Piana
on television between 1964 and 1966, which featured Bob and Terry in their younger and freer days, although still set in the same area, somewhere in the northeast of England. There were three series of The Likely Lads; unfortunately, most of the episodes went missing. The seven that still exist are shown on this DVD.
James Bolam is truly amazing as Terry. Cynical and sarcastic, Terry is the leader of the two lads - it is his one-liners that get all the laughs - often not because what he says is funny, but because of the way that he says it, managing to keep at straight face at the same time. Of course, the writers deserve some credit, but I really think it is James Bolam's comic abilities that helped make this show the success that it was. Having got used to seeing him in Whatever Happened to the Likely Lads, I was amazed at how young he looks in ...
This review is about my time at the magnificent and luxury hotel the Burj Al Arab. I was lucky enough to spend two nights at this hotel during New Years Eve and New Years day 2008/2009. I had a friend who?s dad did a tone of import export business and thus I even managed to stay their for free, yes that?s right for free, under the condition that I paid for all my own food, and drink, which I was more than happy to at the time.
Now everyone has either heard about this hotel, been their or at least seen the pictures of what it looks like, and let me tell you its even more breathtaking in real life. This review will hopefully give you an insight into the hotel, information regarding all the rooms in particular the one I stayed in, what the facilities are like, what the food and bar is like as well as the service provided by the hotel ...
Most people are surprised when they hear about my musical tastes. Most see me as someone purely into heavy metal, my friends as heavy metal and clasic rock, but even my very close friends don't seem to understand how far my taste goes. I have always loved every type of metal and some rap and dance but it is only recently when i discovered the wonders of 70's Soul and funk. The first time i heard Al Green was on Pulp Fiction with the song "Let's stay together". I loved the song from the first time i heard it but never looked into it until i bought the movie soundtrack, since then i have been searching Al Green in youtube and discovering all sorts of other great music. I have always been into laid back songs and have often skipped through albums to find that one slow love song. With this collection you get some of the best of Al green ...
Three Liverpool lads find themselves working for Al Capone when they start a new life in Chicago.
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
ILC PRIME; PINNACLE VISION
Release date
24/03/2003
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
IPD 10621
Barcode
5031932106213
Languages
Main Language
English
DVD Description
America, often seen as a land of opportunity, could offer no prosperity as the Roaring 1920s gave way to the Great Depression. The one field that excelled, of course, was the mafia and that is exactly where three British ship waiters turn when their boat lands in the States. Jimmy (Marc Warren) and his buddies meet up with Georgio (THE SOPRANOS' Al Sapienza), an heavy hitter in Al Capone's Windy City gang. He lures the trio in with promises to make a contender out of Jimmy, a hopeful prizefighter. The boys, however, are soon an integral part of the most notorious crime family America has ever known.
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