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Roger Moore rose to fame in spectacular style as one of the many actors to portray the character of James Bond. But Moore first got a foothold in the entertainment industry with his portrayal of Simon Templar, also known as THE SAINT. Something of a televisual counterpart to 007, Templar solves crimes, looks good, and charms the pants of any women he comes across (and there are many). This release documents the early years of the show, offering some fascinating viewing for fans of the handsome scoundrel, and a great entry point for the curious viewer.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.333 Disc SetAdditional Release Material: History of The Saint Biographies: 1. Roger Moore Filmographies: 1. Roger Moore Cast BiographiesInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Gallery: Photo Gallery
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French chef Jacques Pepin uses the college graduation of a family friend as a springboard to a lavish alfresco buffet lunch inspired by Gallic culinary traditions. Pepin's sophisticated menu includes smoked trout with an egg and pepper salad; boneless chicken stuffed with pork, black mushrooms, pistachios, and brandy; baked ham with an apricot-mustard glaze and peach sauce; buttered Swiss chard; and herbed cheese served with roasted garlic. Two desserts--layered chocolate cake and a cherry-raspberry puff-pastry--round out this satisfying meal that is perfect for a summer afternoon celebration.
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Containing one of the most instantly recognizable intro sequences to a TV show ( Look up in the sky! It`s a bird! It`s a plane! It`s Superman! ), THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN was the first attempt to bring the comic-book character to television screens. This first season originally aired in 1952, and established great cinematic characters such as Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, and of course Clark Kent himself. By day Kent attempts to live an anonymous existence as a reporter for the Daily Planet, but when trouble comes calling, he transforms himself into Superman, the last survivor from the planet Krypton. George Reeves convincingly played Superman throughout the first season of the show, and he returned to play the Man of Steel in all the subsequent seasons. Although it soon turned into a laugh-fest, this first series of adventures takes a serious approach to the characters, mirroring later interpretations such as LOIS & CLARK from the 1990s. The show was hugely popular in its day, and this collection of episodes from the first season of THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN affords viewers the chance to wallow in some awesome retro TV action.
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Four episodes from the 1950s TV drama NIGHT COURT are included on this collection. In an early example of reality-based television, Judge Jay Jostyn presides over some real cases, although the participants are a mixture of actors, who play the defendants, and real people, whose cases are fought in front of the cameras. The cases range from a man arrested for indecent exposure to an old lady accused of stealing flowers, making this a fascinating insight into the daily life of a judge.
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