Reply With QuoteGreat, more Lockwood on DVD - watched this one not too long ago though - if you like Scottish Margaret and sheepdogs, you're in for a treat...
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03-04-11 11:26 AM #1Member Country:
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Well, obviously we all like Lockers and cute doggies but it's Tawny Pipit that is the real gem out of these two. Great to see it get a dvd release at last. It's like A Canterbury Tale but without the glue
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03-04-11 02:41 PM #4Super Moderator Country:
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Does it come unstuck, then? Originally Posted by CaptainWaggett
st. It's like A Canterbury Tale but without the glue
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Tawny Pipit will be a most welcome release here - I shall be very grateful to finally get a decent copy...
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With the unexpected yet very welcome release of Tawny Pipit, I wonder if we dare hope for the restoration and release of another mid-forties saga of English village life, namely Great Day featuring the great Eric Portman. And could there yet be a glimmer of hope for a R2 issue of Poison Pen? I shall be rubbing my rabbit’s foot with extra vigour in the coming months.
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Poison Pen is an Associated British film so will be part of the Studio Canal library. Most likely therefore that any release would come from Optimum rather than Odeon.
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08-04-11 09:51 AM #9Senior Member Country:
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Of course. I was getting carried away. Originally Posted by MrT
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23-05-11 09:01 AM #10Member Country:
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Review Owd Bob by Anthony Nield (Source: The Digital Fix)
Home Cinema @ The Digital Fix - Owd Bob
Review Tawny Pipit by Anthony Nield (Source: The Digital Fix)
Home Cinema @ The Digital Fix - Tawny Pipit
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06-06-11 10:14 PM #11Super Moderator Country:
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The location for Tawny Pipit has been voted the "Most Romantic". Well it was back in 1944 without all the parked cars.
BBC News - Cotswolds street voted 'most romantic' in Britain
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