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- Two way stretch [videorecording] / [videorecording] / by 1922-2017,$edirector.; Sellers, Peter, 1925-1980.actor.(CARDINAL)122403; Hyde-White, Wilfrid.actor.; Lodge, David, 1921-2003.1921-2003.eactor.; Cribbins, Bernard.actor.;
Peter Sellers, Wilfred Hyde-White, David Lodge, Bernard Cribbins, Lionel Jeffries, Beryl Reid.Peter Sellers is Dodger Lane confined to prison with his two henchman after being caught doing a robbery. Dodger rules the roost in this tight little world and has the prison's governor believing he and his crew are model prisoners. When his old partner in crime, Soapy Stevens, shows up, as a minister doing a visit to the prison, the Dodger's not too glad to see him until he hatches a plan for a big diamond heist. The scam Soapy comes up with-to pull off the job while Dodger and the crew are still in prison. The trick-getting them all out to commit the crime and back inside before they are missed. Two-Way Stretch is kind of blithely, very British kind of comedy that Peter Sellers excelled in before his appearances in Dr. Strangelove and Lolita turned him into an international star. Sellers plays the conniving, blissfully self-assured Dodger whose kingpin life in the prison, and his plans with Soapy, are on target until an old threat, Chief P. O. Crout, shows up to take control of the prison yard as chief hack. Crout [pronounced by Dodger and his crew to sound like Kraut] is an authoritarian prig played perfectly by Lionel Jeffries. Jeffries, whose role is as the villain, seems, in fact, to be satirizing the kind of priggish martinet played by Alec Guinness in Bridge on the River Kwai. The rest of the funny ensemble include Wilfrid Hyde-White as Soapy Stevens, David Lodge as Jelly Knight, Bernard Cribbins as Lennie Price, Maurice Denham as the Governor, Irene Handl as Mrs. Price, Liz Fraser as Ethel, Beryl Reid as Miss Pringle, Walter Hudd as Rev. Patterson, and Thorley Walters as Col. Parkright.DVD, region 1, widescreen presentation, Dolby Digital 5.0.- Subjects: Feature films.$2lcgft.; Robbery.; Drama. ; British Cinema ; Comedy & Satire ; Robbery;
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- The Hammer horror series [videorecording] : 8-film collection. by Fisher, Terence,1904-1980,director.; Francis, Freddie,1917-2007,director.; Graham Scott, Peter,1923-2007,director.; Sharp, Don,1922-2011,director.; Allen, Patrick,1927-2006,actor.; Anderson, Daphne,1922-2013,actor.; Bateson, Timothy,1926-2009,actor.; Benson, Martin,1918-2010,actor.; Bruce, Brenda,actor.; Burrell, Sheila,1922-2011,actor.; Cooper, George A.,actor.; Cushing, Peter,1913-1994,actor.; Daniel, Jennifer,1939-actor.; Davion, Alexander,1929-actor.; Dawson, Anthony,1916-1992,actor.; Denham, Maurice,1909-2002,actor.; De Souza, Edward,1932-actor.; Diamond, Arnold,1915-1992,actor.; Eles, Sandor,actor.; Evans, Clifford,1912-1985,actor.; Francis, Derek,1923-1984,actor.; Goodwin, Harold,1902-1987,actor.; Goorney, Howard,1921-2007,actor.; Gough, Michael,1916-2011,actor.; Howlett, Noel,actor.; Hunt, Martita,1900-1969,actor.; Hutcheson, David,1905-1976,actor.; Jackson, Freda,1909-1990,actor.; Jessop, Clytie,actor.; Karlin, Miriam,actor.; Knight, David,1927-actor.; Lamont, Duncan,1918-1978,actor.; Linden, Jennie,1939-actor.; Lodge, David,1921-2003,actor.; Lom, Herbert,actor.; MacGowran, Jack,1918-1973,actor.; Madden, Peter,1904-1976,actor.; Maitland, Marne,1916-1991,actor.; Malleson, Miles,actor.; Mitchell, Warren,actor.; Oscar, Henry,1891-1969,actor.; Redmond, Moira,actor.; Reed, Oliver,1938-1999,actor.; Reid, Milton,1917-actor.; Ripper, Michael,1913-2000,actor.; Romain, Yvonne,1938-actor.; Sallis, Peter,actor.; Scott, Janette,1938-actor.; Scully, Terry,1932-2001,actor.; Sears, Heather,1935-1994,actor.; Solon, Ewen,1917-1985,actor.; Walters, Thorley,1913-1991,actor.; Washbourne, Mona,1903-1988,actor.; Welsh, John,1914-1985,actor.; Willman, Noel,1918-1988,actor.; Woodbridge, George,1907-1973,actor.; Woodthorpe, Peter,actor.; Wordsworth, Richard,actor.;
Brides of Dracula: Music composed by Malcolm Williamson ; director of photography, Jack Asher ; production designer, Bernard Robinson ; editor, Alfred Cox. Curse of the werewolf: Music composed and conducted by Benjamin Frankel ; director of photography, Arthur Grant ; production designer, Bernard Robinson ; editor, Alfred Cox. Phantom of the opera: Music composed and conducted by Edwin Astley ; director of photography, Arthur Grant ; production designer, Bernard Robinson ; editor, Alfred Cox. Paranoiac: Music composed by Elisabeth Lutyens ; director of photography, Arthur Grant ; production designer, Bernard Robinson. Kiss of the vampire: Music composed by James Bernard ; director of photography, Alan Hume ; production designer, Bernard Robinson ; supervising editor, James Needs. Nightmare: Music composed by Don Banks ; director of photography, John Wilcox ; production designer, Bernard Robinson ; supervising editor, James Needs. Night creatures: Music composed by Don Banks ; musical director, Philip Martell ; director of photography, Arthur Grant ; production designer, Bernard Robinson ; editor, Eric Boyd-Perkins. Evil of Frankestein: Music composed by Don Banks ; director of photography, John Wilcox ; supervising editor, James Needs.Brides of Dracula: Peter Cushing, Freda Jackson, Martita Hunt, Yvonne Montaur, Miles Malleson, Henry Oscar, David Peel, Victor Brooks, Mona Washbourne, Michael Ripper, Andree Melly.Night creatures: Peter Cushing, Yvonne Romain, Patrick Allen, Oliver Reed, Michael Ripper, Martin Benson, David Lodge, Daphne Anderson, Derek Francis, Milton Reid, Jack MacGowran, Terry Scully, Peter Halliday, Rupert Osborn.Nightmare: David Knight, Moira Redmond, Jennie Linden, Brenda Bruce, George A. Cooper, Clytie Jessop, Irene Richmond, John Welsh, Timothy Bateson, Elizabeth Dear.Paranoiac: Janette Scott, Oliver Reed, Sheila Burrell, Maurice Denham, Alexander Davion, Liliane Brousse, Harold Lang, Arnold Diamond, John Bonney, John Stuart.Phantom of the opera: Herbert Lom, Heather Sears, Thorley Walters, Micheal Gough, Edward De Souza, Miles Malleson, Miriam Karlin, Marne Maitland, Harold Goodwin, Martin Miller, John Harvey.The curse of the werewolf: Clifford Evans, Oliver Reed, Yvonne Romain, Catherine Feller, Anthony Dawson, Anne Blake, Warren Mitchell, Michael Ripper, Peter Sallis, Ewen Solon, Hira Talfrey, George Woodbridge, Richard Wordsworth.The evil of Frankenstein: Peter Cushing, Peter Woodthorpe, Duncan Lamont, Sandor Eles, Katy Wild, David Hutcheson, James Maxwell, Howard Goorney, Kiwi Kingston.The kiss of the vampire: Clifford Evans, Edward De Souza, Noel Willman, Jennifer Daniel, Barry Warren, Brian Oulton, Noel Howlett, Jacquie Wallis, Peter Madden, Isobel Black, Vera Cook, John Harvey.An 8-movie classic horror collection! Brides of Dracula: "Vampire hunter Van Helsing returns to Transylvania to destroy handsome bloodsucker Baron Meinster, who has designs on beautiful young schoolteacher Marianne." -- The curse of the werewolf: "In eighteenth-century Spain, an adopted boy becomes a werewolf and terrorizes the inhabitants of his town." -- Phantom of the opera: "An acid-scarred composer rises from the Paris sewers to boost his favorite opera understudy's career." -- Paranoiac: "A man long believed dead returns to the family estate to claim his inheritance." -- The kiss of the vampire: "When car trouble strands a honeymooning couple in a small Southern European village, an aristocratic family in the area reaches out to help them with sinister consequences." -- Nightmare: A traumatized young woman doesn't know where her nightmares stop and insanity begins. Night creatures: "In 18th-century England, the Royal Crown sends Royal Navy Captain Collier and his crew to investigate reports of illegal smuggling and bootlegging in a coastal town where locals believe in Marsh Phantoms." -- The Evil of Frankenstein: "Upon returning to his home village to continue his experimental research, the destitute Dr. Frankenstein revives his old creature, but a hypnotist wants the monster to control for himself." -- Descriptions from IMDB.Not rated.DVD.- Subjects: Horror films.; Dracula, Count (Fictitious character); Frankenstein, Victor (Fictitious character); Vampires; Werewolves; Nightmares; Inheritance and succession; Disfigured persons; Women singers; Apparitions;
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