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== Titles == |
== Titles == |
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[[Ronnie Barker]]’s ‘'''[[ |
[[Ronnie Barker]]’s ‘'''[[Futtock's End]]''' (2006) <br /> |
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[[Vivian Stanshall]]’s cult film '''[[Sir Henry at Rawlinson End]]''' (2006)<br /> |
[[Vivian Stanshall]]’s cult film '''[[Sir Henry at Rawlinson End]]''' (2006)<br /> |
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'''[[San Ferry Ann]]''' with [[Barbara Windsor]] and [[Wilfred Brambell]] (2005)<br /> |
'''[[San Ferry Ann]]''' with [[Barbara Windsor]] and [[Wilfred Brambell]] (2005)<br /> |
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Digital Classics DVD have also continued to release titles from the [[Iambic Productions]] catalogue including '''[[Joan Sutherland]]: The Reluctant Prima Donna''' and '''The People’s Chorus'''. |
Digital Classics DVD have also continued to release titles from the [[Iambic Productions]] catalogue including '''[[Joan Sutherland]]: The Reluctant Prima Donna''' and '''The People’s Chorus'''. |
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In June 2006 ‘[[ |
In June 2006 ‘[[Futtock's End]]’ was shown on the big screen in [[Trafalgar Square]] in London for the [[St George’s Day]] celebrations, prior to [[Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
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Revision as of 10:06, 24 September 2007
Digital Classics DVD Limited is a UK-based DVD label specialising in music, arts, documentaries and with a strong focus on classic British comedy. Founded in 2005 by label Director John Kelleher it is part of production and distribution Group DCD Media.
The label has released titles in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand.
Titles
Ronnie Barker’s ‘Futtock's End (2006)
Vivian Stanshall’s cult film Sir Henry at Rawlinson End (2006)
San Ferry Ann with Barbara Windsor and Wilfred Brambell (2005)
In June 2007 the label released Peter Cook’s cult political satire The Rise and Rise of Michael Rimmer which also stars John Cleese, Graham Chapman and Harold Pinter.
Digital Classics DVD have also continued to release titles from the Iambic Productions catalogue including Joan Sutherland: The Reluctant Prima Donna and The People’s Chorus.
In June 2006 ‘Futtock's End’ was shown on the big screen in Trafalgar Square in London for the St George’s Day celebrations, prior to Monty Python and the Holy Grail.