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Sir Henry At Rawlinson End - DVD Release

posted 17 years ago by debmurray-1
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Dear Fans of Sir Henry,

The rumours are true, Sir Henry at Rawlinson End has been released on DVD by Digital Classics. The DVD was released on Monday so it is available for you to own right now!

Enjoy!

[–] TheeDanber 17 years ago

Indeed. Two copies arrived in the post 10 days ago. Superb!

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[–] Gordon-M 16 years ago

It's a beautiful 1.66:1 anamorphic transfer. Sepia-toned, digitally cleaned up and with good detail, giving that the film was shot in a very dark and dingy style. Here'sa are some screen captures from the DVD:

http://www.dvd.reviewer.co.uk/reviews/screenshots.asp?Index=5490

Buy it now, man!

[–] makingam 17 years ago

Hurrah! Crumpets, Sherry, Port and and a 12 bore shot gun are the order of the day!

[–] junk-monkey 12 years ago

And currently available dirt cheap in the UK in branches of The Works. On their 3 DVDs for £5 shelves.

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"Look! - it's the Invisible Man!"

[–] RayDennisStecklerRules 11 years ago

Just picked up my copy on the two for ten dollars table at the newsagents. My copy realeased through Bounty. Incidently the other dvd I selected was Hell and High Water starring Richard Widmark.

"It's always opening time in the Sailors Arms".

[–] Hancock_the_Superb 10 years ago

Any chance of a Region One/Region Free release? The clips make it look like a scream.

"Away, laddy - or I'll burn you to a crispy noodle!"