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The world of a compulsively neat investigator is turned upside down when he's forced to team up with the only witness to a crime - a drooling junkyard dog who wrecks his home, career, and budding romance.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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One of the strangest looking men in show business, Billy Crystal sidekick David Paymer (CITY SLICKERS) stars as Paul, neurotic, flailing sitcom writer. Though he is moderately successful at his job, he can't manage to get his love life in order. Unbeknownst to Paul, his best pal (Judge Reinhold) decides to film his life and turn his romantic disasters into a comedic documentary. When a beautiful young director (THE JOY LUCK CLUB's Rosalind Chao) decides to produce the real-life rom-com, Paul realizes Cupid may give him a chance.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Two classic examples of British comedy at its best are included on this collection. RUTLES 2: CAN`T BUY ME LUNCH: When Eric Idle constructed a wacky spoof of The Beatles, dubbed them
The Rutles,
and made a hilarious mockumentary in 1978 named ALL YOU NEED IS CASH, he spawned a huge cult of eager worshipers who longed to hear more from Dirk (Idle), Nasty (Neil Innes), Stig (Ricky Fataar), and Barry (John Halsey). In 2002 The Pre-Fab Four reunited, toured America, and invited trusted interviewer Dirk McQuickly (Idle again) on the road with them. Of course we meet many of the artists whom The Rutles influenced along the way, including David Bowie, Carrie Fisher, Garry Shandling, and even Salman Rushdie, as well as further capers with the band themselves. FAWLTY TOWERS SERIES TWO: The reigning champion as Most Popular BBC Sitcom is firmly in the grasp of
Fawlty Towers.
Former Monty Python cast members Connie Booth and John Cleese created one of the most bizarre comedies of all time, wherein Basil Fawlty (Cleese) is in charge of running the Fawlty Towers hotel... into the ground. This collection includes the following titles:
Gourmet Night,
The Germans,
Communication Problems,
and
The Psychiatrist.
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Squire Haggard is a selfish, loud, loutish drunk who, along with his lecherous son Roderick, has squandered the family fortune. Once they realize what they've done, they go about correcting this problem, and eighteenth-century England will never be the same. The DVD contains all 14 episodes, the VHS has seven episodes.DVD Features:Region 0Box SetFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material:Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Galleries: Cast& Crew Profiles Production Notes
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Woody Allen's star-studded CELEBRITY skewers America's fascination with fame and glamour. Kenneth Branagh stars as Lee Simon, a travel writer who also interviews celebrities when he's not working on his novel and screenplay--or at least talking about writing them. As he hangs out more and more with supermodels and actresses, living the so-called good life, he ends his 16-year marriage to Robin (the marvelous Judy Davis). The split nearly sends Robin off the deep end until she meets Joe Gardella (Joe Mantegna), a television producer who introduces her to a whole new world.Allen shoots the film in black-and-white as if to take some of the gleam off the lives of these celebrities, many of whom are famous for just being famous. When Robin starts working for Joe, she is responsible for overseeing the talent--the kind of people who regularly appear on such shows as JERRY SPRINGER, looking for their moment in the spotlight. Even a television preacher has religious groupies who yearn for autographs. It is interesting to note that Allen wrote and directed CELEBRITY at a time when his own fame was reaching a crescendo because of his own personal problems, which became so much tabloid fodder; that is perhaps why he does not appear in the film, instead having Branagh speak the offbeat, cynical, funny lines that the Woodman himself usually delivers.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseLetterboxed - 1.85
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