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why this film never see the light of Video??

posted 19 years ago by 4friedchickensandacoke
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does any one know why???

I think it has been on video, but I can't seem to find a copy now. Acted the part of Harry in a university stage production, but have never seen the movie. Would love to find a copy. Amazon.com canada was just looking for it for me, but notified me today they couldn't find it. I was probably better than Paul Ford, anyway (Just kidding). It is a great show.

[–] odeeex 18 years ago

I found the VHS of this movie With Critic's Choice.
To tell you the truth, the first time I seen this movie, I was just channel surfing, and the opening credits came on with a catchy song. Ended up watching the movie and for the most part enjoyed it.
I look for Paul Ford in other movies, and his mannerisms just kill me.

Hopefully, A DVDis made. I did see a vendor on eBay who had some, but wanted $30 or so for what appeared to be possibly home copied to a DVD. Odeeex

[–] SmallTownSim 16 years ago

Hello all,

I bought this film on VHS, oh- about 10 yrs ago... something like that, at a Sun Coast in the Mall. The problem with this title is that some retailers list it as "NEVER too late" while others list it as "IT'S never too late." This can cause some problems finding the movie. But I did a search just a few minutes ago and found this film is currently available thru Amazon.com.

Here a link just for convenience for those who may still be interested in purchasing this title.

http://www.amazon.com/Never-Too-Late-Paul-Ford/dp/630440610X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=video&qid=1219749440&sr=1-1

The movie, IMO, is simply great not only because of the content and how well written it is, but because the actors together played off one-another so well- so convincing. Paul Ford was PERFECT for this role. He portrays so much of his character part with he facial expressions. They are hilarious and timing is great. And I agree that the subject of the movie was so ahead of its time for a 60's movie...not so much with what was said, but what was implied thru out.

I enjoy watching this movie every now and then- just to relax and have a good laugh.

Hey! I’m just a small town Sim in a big PC, creating creatures with Spore, holding my WebKinz & playing e-Dolz. OKAY?!

[–] WarpedRecord 12 years ago

VHS copies are still out there for those who don't want to pay for a pricey DVD-R. I just found this for a buck at a local music store. It's pan-and-scan, but the price is right.