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Old 30-08-2006, 10:22 PM
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A place for us to list websites for companies who re-issue classic British films.

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DD Home Entertainment – A great choice of DVDs and videos

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Network are good, but they don't seem to want audience feedback/suggestions at all
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A place for us to list websites for companies who re-issue classic British films.

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DD Home Entertainment – A great choice of DVDs and videos

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British DVD Collection. One can get their stuff via amazon.com and amazon.ca, too.
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Network are good, but they don't seem to want audience feedback/suggestions at all
Tim Beddows of Network explained once that there is often quite a gulf between what we the fans perceive will be a good seller and the actuality. He illustrated this at a cult TV gathering by asking how many units of the then newly-released PUBLIC EYE we thought had sold, and then by telling us the true figure.

Hence if a title doesn't do as well as anticipated, you can forget the follow-ups - as sadly happened with Season 6 & 7 of EYE...

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Tim Beddows of Network explained once that there is often quite a gulf between what we the fans perceive will be a good seller and the actuality. He illustrated this at a cult TV gathering by asking how many units of the then newly-released PUBLIC EYE we thought had sold, and then by telling us the true figure.

Hence if a title doesn't do as well as anticipated, you can forget the follow-ups - as sadly happened with Season 6 & 7 of EYE...

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Milestone Films
Run by Dennis Doros & Amy Heller. They're real enthusiasts but turn out a good DVD.

They are an American company but they've done quite a few British films.
Like The Edge of the World and a DVD of the Mitchell & Kenyon films.

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The home of performing arts films :: British Home Entertainment

British Home Entertainament sell a few films as well as stage and musical productions on DVD.
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British DVD Collection. One can get their stuff via amazon.com and amazon.ca, too.
Fantastic. Just ordered Last of the Mohicans, BBC series with Philip Madoc. One of the best adaptations IMO.
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