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Old 01-10-2006, 10:23 AM
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Hi,

I am looking for a copy of The Paradise Club starring Leslie Grantham and Don Henderson.

Does anyone have a copy on DVD to trade?

I have a long list that I can share.

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I would be interest too in obtaining The Paradise Club if anyone is interested in trading.
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I now have series one of The Paradise Club. Does anyone have series two, or even any episodes from series two?

I have a list of things I can trade.
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I've got 10 episodes on 4 dvds of series 1.
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I've got 10 episodes on 4 dvds of series 1.
Good to see it's still remembered.
I bumped into Leslie Grantham in Wimbledon when he was doing a panto there a few years ago. He was amused to hear that I didn't really know much about his work in EastEnders or what was in any tabloid newspapers but that I had really liked The Paradise Club.

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hi as anybody got the paradise club or where i can get the series
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ive got it

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Hi.

I've got all 20 eps of The Paradise Club on dvd (Series 1&2), taken from my own off-airs made on original transmission. Happy to trade if anyone still wants 'em.

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I see today there is somebody selling the paradise club series one and two but looking at his dvd cover I notice that series 2 has only 8 episodes list can anybody please confirm that it should be ten episodes

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I see today there is somebody selling the paradise club series one and two but looking at his dvd cover I notice that series 2 has only 8 episodes list can anybody please confirm that it should be ten episodes

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Yes, the IMDb lists 10 episodes in each series. It has a description of many of the episodes that should help to identify them

Who was the sewer worker or street cleaner who performed in the club with his band called the smile monsters or something vaguely similar? They played a raw rock & roll and were pretty good. I can't see him listed on the IMDb but I thought he was in many of the episodes. I think he also acted as a grass but was really a double agent, only feeding them information that Danny Kane wanted them to get

Great series, great music, great writing, great performances.

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The character was Ronnie Blythe wasnt it? shades and a quiff?

I sued to love love LOVE this show, I have the all the eps on vhs, sorry I cant make copies
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The character was Ronnie Blythe wasnt it? shades and a quiff?
That sounds like him.
Yes, looking him up on other sites I see Ron Blythe played by Kevin Williams. He's not listed for The Paradise Club in the IMDb.

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That sounds like him.
Yes, looking him up on other sites I see Ron Blythe played by Kevin Williams. He's not listed for The Paradise Club in the IMDb.

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I tracked him down to Hampshire way...

Kevin Williams, the man behind clubWEST Productions has been a performer/writer/director/producer for over thirty years. As a performer he has appeared regularly on television (most notably as Ronnie Blythe, the grass, in two series of The Paradise Club with Leslie Grantham), starring in several West End shows and winning critical acclaim for his performances in Trelawny of the Wells, Guys and Dolls, Beggars Opera, at the Royal National Theatre. In the 70's, he was a member of Chichester Festival New Ventures (headed by Tony Robinson). In the 80's, he was resident producer/director of Alive on Sunday @ Xenon Piccadilly, London, giving opportunity to the likes of Rory Bremner, Jeremy Hardy, Arthur Smith, Tony Slattery, Julian Clary, and a host of others. In the 90's, he was co-director/producer of the Boulevard Theatre, London, culminating in the transfer of Bob Carlton's 'From a Jack to a King' to the Ambassador's Theatre, London. In recent years, he has written, directed and produced a host of productions for the Edinburgh Festival and beyond, winning him several Spirit of the Fringe Awards, a Best New Play Award for his play 'The Pigsty', and a Total Theatre Nomination for his multimedia dance/drama 'GO4'. 2003 saw the transfer of three Edinburgh Festival plays to the Arundel Festival, where he also runs the Arundel Ghost Experience @ his Arundel venue known as DRAMAZONE

clubWEST @ DRAMAZONE
What fcuker said that?
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Is anybody still selling a DVD of Paradise club or even the theme music from it?
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Kevin Williams, the man behind clubWEST Productions has been a performer/writer/director/producer for over thirty years. As a performer he has appeared regularly on television (most notably as Ronnie Blythe, the grass, in two series of The Paradise Club with Leslie Grantham), starring in several West End shows and winning critical acclaim for his performances in Trelawny of the Wells, Guys and Dolls, Beggars Opera, at the Royal National Theatre. In the 70's, he was a member of Chichester Festival New Ventures (headed by Tony Robinson). In the 80's, he was resident producer/director of Alive on Sunday @ Xenon Piccadilly, London, giving opportunity to the likes of Rory Bremner, Jeremy Hardy, Arthur Smith, Tony Slattery, Julian Clary, and a host of others. In the 90's, he was co-director/producer of the Boulevard Theatre, London, culminating in the transfer of Bob Carlton's 'From a Jack to a King' to the Ambassador's Theatre, London. In recent years, he has written, directed and produced a host of productions for the Edinburgh Festival and beyond, winning him several Spirit of the Fringe Awards, a Best New Play Award for his play 'The Pigsty', and a Total Theatre Nomination for his multimedia dance/drama 'GO4'. 2003 saw the transfer of three Edinburgh Festival plays to the Arundel Festival, where he also runs the Arundel Ghost Experience @ his Arundel venue known as DRAMAZONE

clubWEST @ DRAMAZONE
No wonder he got such a good role if he ran the production company

Does anybody remember the name of the band he fronted in The Paradise Club?
I think it might have been something to do with slime or monsters.

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