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Price: 5.00 USD

The Jack Benny Show (DVD, 2-Disc Set 2008) Red TIN Case Brand New Sealed. Condition is “Brand New”. Shipped with USPS First Class.

2 DVD collection that includes 10 episodes of The Jack Benny Show, with guest stars including Humphrey Bogart, George Burns, Kirk Douglas, Fred MacMurray, Jayne Mansfield, Bing Crosby, and Audrey Meadows.

Price: 5.28 USD

Brand spanking new item from reputable UK company with 35 years experience in retail! Please note not all our new items are shrink-wrapped.

Playback Region 2: Please note that all of our DVDs are region 2 and will not work outside of Europe unless you have a multi-region or compatible DVD player.

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‘Burke’s Law’ was a hit prime-time TV series that aired on ABC in 1963 and ran until 1966. It starred Gene Barry in the title role (for which he won a Golden Globe Best TV Actor Award in 1965) of an LA chief of detectives, who also happened to be a millionaire! Each episode featured unusual plot twists, glamorous settings and a fabulous list of guest stars. So good it was brought back for a brief run in 1994!

“One of these days,” remarks rumpled veteran Los Angeles police sergeant Les Hart (Regis Toomey), “we’ll find ourselves with a nice, easy case.” But open and shut cases are no fun, and for Burke’s Law, one of the most offbeat and still entertaining cop shows ever, the more bizarre and baffling the case, the better, as witness these 16 star-studded episodes that complete Season One. Millionaire playboy Amos Burke (Gene Barry in his Golden Globe-winning role) has his hands full, not just juggling the unending parade of afternoon delights who demand his attention (the randy Burke “swings like a circus trapeze”), but also with the tryst-interrupting phone calls summoning him to a crime scene. This is murder, Southern California-style: A pop artist impaled on one of his own paintings, a fashion house owner found dead in an elevator full of mannequins, and an “ordinary” suburban housewife strangled in her shower. Produced by Aaron Spelling, Burke’s Law anticipates his The Love Boat with its eclectic roster of guest stars who portray colorful characters and shady suspects. Each episode is brimming with show business legends in the twilights of their careers (Betty Hutton, Buster Keaton, Jayne Mansfield, Spike Jones), indelible character actors (Jim Backus, Gena Rowlands, John Cassavettes), future stars (Barbara Eden, William Shatner, Elizabeth Montgomery) and cult faves (Tura Satana from Russ Meyer’s Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!). But Amos Burke is the real character and the real deal. “A good civil servant doesn’t rest until the job is done,” is just one of his aphorisms that comprise “Burke’s Law.” Barry gets able support from Gary Conway as Det. Tim Tilson, Burke’s hunky, hotshot protégé, and Leon Lontoc as Henry, who chauffeurs Burke’s Rolls Royce. Burke’s Law is stylish, sexy, and smart. Harlan Ellison peppers his witty script for “Who Killed Andy Zygmunt” with clever wordplay (when asked his opinion on pop art, Burke replies, tongue in cheek, “He’s a nice enough old fellow”), literary and pop culture references, and sly digs at the art world and children’s television. For more retro fun, each of this set’s four discs contains as a bonus vintage commercials for Crest, Green Mint mouthwash, (the “clean taste of confidence”), L&M Cigarettes, Schick Stainless Steel blades and more. But Burke’s Law is no ’60s relic. Today’s prime time cops should be so cool. –Donald Liebenson

Price: 18.90 USD

THE JACK BENNY PROGRAM New DVD Includes 6 Episodes

Featuring Bob Hope / Humphrey Bogart / Jayne Mansfield and Fred Allen

New and sealed

Episodes, Features and DVD info(see pictures)

Price: 25.26 USD

In 1956, Frank Tashlin brought the talent for zany visual gags and absurdist pop-culture satire that he’d honed as a master of animation to the task of capturing, in glorious DeLuxe Color, a brand-new craze: rock and roll. This blissfully bonkers jukebox musical tells the story of a mobster’s bombshell girlfriend—the one and only Jayne Mansfield, in a showstopping first major film role—and the washed-up talent agent (Tom Ewell) who seeks to revive his career by turning her into a musical sensation. The only question is: Can she actually sing? A CinemaScope feast of eye-popping midcentury design, The Girl Can’t Help It bops along to a parade of performances by rock-and-roll trailblazers—including Little Richard, Fats Domino, Julie London, Eddie Cochran, the Platters, and Gene Vincent—who light up the screen with the uniquely American sound that was about to conquer the world.

DVD SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES

New high-definition digital transfer Audio commentary featuring film scholar Toby Miller New video essay by film critic David Cairns Interview with filmmaker John Waters New conversation between WFMU DJs Dave “the Spazz” Abramson and Gaylord Fields about the music in the film New interview with Eve Golden, biographer of actor Jayne Mansfield On-set footage Interviews with Mansfield (1957) and musician Little Richard (1984) Episode of Karina Longworth’s podcast You Must Remember This about Mansfield Trailer English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing PLUS: An essay by critic Rachel Syme

Price: 39.99 USD

INVADERS OF THE LOST GOLD

(1982)

rom producer Dick Randall – whose international trashterpieces include ESCAPE FROM WOMEN’S PRISON, THE WILD WILD WORLD OF JAYNE MANSFIELD and PIECES – comes perhaps the most notorious all-star Philippine productions of the ‘80s: In the last days of WWII, a Japanese platoon is attacked by headhunters while attempting to hide millions in gold. 36 years later, a grizzled guide (onetime Academy Award® nominee Stuart Whitman) is hired to lead an expedition – including Woody Strode (SPARTACUS), Harold ‘Oddjob’ Sakata and Laura ‘Emanuelle’ Gemser – into a jungle inferno of greed, violence, nudity and murder. Edmund Purdom (ABSURD) and Glynis Barber (DEMPSEY AND MAKEPEACE) co-star in this “delicious piece of atrocity cake” (Funxton) directed by Alan Birkenshaw (KILLER’S MOON) – also known as HORROR SAFARI – now scanned in 2K for the first time ever. Special Features: Rumble In The Jungle – Interview with Director Alan Birkinshaw

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