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Half a Sixpence [VHS]  

Half a Sixpence [VHS]

Staring: Tommy Steele, Julia Foster, Cyril Ritchard, Penelope Horner, Elaine Taylor
Director: George Sidney
When orphaned shop clerk Arthur Kipps inherits a fortune, his future seems assured--but money doesn't buy happiness, as the gawky lad learns when he mixes with the swells. The splashy musical Half a Sixpence was adapted from H.G. Wells's novel, Kipps, and it saw considerable success as a stage vehicle for the exuberant Tommy Steele. The film version gets caught in that mid-1960s mode of the lumbering super-production (the kind that helped kill the movie musical). Lavishly mounted by old pro director George Sidney, and boasting some echt-sixties photography by the great Geoffrey Unsworth, Half a Sixpence offers its share of eye candy. The blowhard presence of Cyril Ritchard and the spectacular dancing of Grover Dale help. Then there's Tommy Steele, whose stage-scaled pe...
 
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Half a Sixpence  

Half a Sixpence

Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Staring: Tommy Steele, Julia Foster, Cyril Ritchard, Penelope Horner, Elaine Taylor
Director: George Sidney
Adventures of Arthur Kipps and his new-found wealth in Edwardian London's music halls.
Genre: Musicals
Rating: NR
Release Date: 6-APR-2004
Media Type: DVD
 
List Price: $14.98
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Half a Sixpence [VHS]  

Half a Sixpence [VHS]

Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Staring: Tommy Steele, Julia Foster, Cyril Ritchard, Penelope Horner, Elaine Taylor
Director: George Sidney
When orphaned shop clerk Arthur Kipps inherits a fortune, his future seems assured--but money doesn't buy happiness, as the gawky lad learns when he mixes with the swells. The splashy musical Half a Sixpence was adapted from H.G. Wells's novel, Kipps, and it saw considerable success as a stage vehicle for the exuberant Tommy Steele. The film version gets caught in that mid-1960s mode of the lumbering super-production (the kind that helped kill the movie musical). Lavishly mounted by old pro director George Sidney, and boasting some echt-sixties photography by the great Geoffrey Unsworth, Half a Sixpence offers its share of eye candy. The blowhard presence of Cyril Ritchard and the spectacular dancing of Grover Dale help. Then there's Tommy Steele, whose stage-scaled pe...
 
List Price: $19.95
Our Price: $8.29
The Young Girls Of Rochefort  

The Young Girls Of Rochefort

Rated: G (General Audience)
Staring: René Bazart, Dorothée Blank, George Chakiris, Henri Crémieux, Grover Dale
Director: Jacques Demy
A wonderfully entertaining musical fantasy, THE YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT features big-screen legend Gene Kelly (THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT) and international star Catherine Deneuve (BELLE DE JOUR) in a delightfully lighthearted story about two charming sisters waiting for their perfect love to arrive! In the picturesque seaside village of Rochefort, Delphine (Deneuve) teaches dance while her twin Solange (Francoise Dorleac) composes and gives piano lessons. As the girls dream of success and romance in the far-off big city, they don't realize that true love may be just around the corner! An exuberant musical treat that earned rave reviews from critics everywhere, this beloved classic has been beautifully restored to its original magnificence!
 
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Abnormal Man [VHS]  

Abnormal Man [VHS]

Staring: Suzi Noroki, Buxx Banner, Mic Nuggette, Tony Okabi, Tom Yu
Director: Ng Loo

 
List Price: $39.99
The Young Girls of Rochefort [VHS]  

The Young Girls of Rochefort [VHS]

Rated: G (General Audience)
Staring: René Bazart, Dorothée Blank, George Chakiris, Henri Crémieux, Grover Dale
Director: Jacques Demy
The French director Jacques Demy scored a worldwide hit in 1964 with The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, a bittersweet candy-colored romance in which all the dialogue was set to music. Equally enchanting is the musical that reunited Demy with the star and composer of Umbrellas, Catherine Deneuve and Michel Legrand. The film is The Young Girls of Rochefort, an effervescent concoction about traveling players and dreamy-headed demoiselles in a seaside town. Deneuve and her real-life sister, Françoise Dorléac (who died in a car accident not long after the movie was made), play twins who fantasize about life in Paris. But before they leave town, they are distracted by the weekend fair and its colorful singers and dancers. They're also destined to meet an American composer...
 
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