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Blackadder: The Complete Collection

Blu-ray

Complete

Restored and remastered using the existing film where available, Blackadder: The Complete Collection is released on Blu-ray for the first time 4th December 2023 from BBC Studios.

And Then There Were None

DVD

Featuring a stunning all-star cast, to celebrate Agatha Christie's 125th Anniversary, the BBC brings to life the thrilling murder mystery drama And Then There Were None, released on DVD by Acorn on 11th January 2016.

The Hours

Blu-ray

The Hours, released on Blu-ray 25th May 2026 from 88 Films, is the story of how a novel affects three generations of women who have had to deal with suicide in their lives.

Sleepy Hollow

4K UHD

Packed with gothic imagery and thrilling action sequences, starring Johnny Depp and Christina Ricci, master filmmaker Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow is released on 4K UHD 11th September 2023 from Paramount Home Entertainment.

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World Without End

DVD

Blu-ray

Conspiracies Will Be Exposed, Secrets Will Be Revealed. From Tandem Communications & Scott Free comes the 8-Hour, Mini-Series Adaptation of Ken Follett's Global Bestseller World Without End, released on Blu-ray and DVD on 18th February 2013 from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

Wah-Wah

DVD

Starring Gabriel Byrne, Emily Watson, Julie Walters, Nicholas Hoult, and Miranda Richardson, Wah-Wah, released by Lionsgate Home Entertainment on DVD from 16th October 2006, is the semi-autobiographical comedy drama directed by Richard E. Grant.

Empire Of The Sun

DVD

Steven Spielberg's sweeping 1987 war epic Empire Of The Sun is released on Special Edition DVD from Warner Home Video on 6th March 2006.

Churchill: The Hollywood Years

DVD

An irreverent and daring spoof inspired by Hollywoods tendency to rewrite the history books, Churchill: The Hollywood Years is available to buy on DVD 28th March 2005 from Pathé Distribution Limited.

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Churchill : The Hollywood Years

DVD

For fifty years the world believed that Winston Churchill was an elderly statesman who led the British people to victory, and that he was English. Trouble is, they were wrong.