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Format: DVD
Sku: 208186345
UPC: 016351350794
UPC 14: 00016351350794
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Editor's Note
This collection of lush, period dramas features four feature films produced for British TV, including THE FOUR FEATHERS (1978) starring Jane Seymour and Beau Bridges, THE CATER STREET HANGMAN (1998), LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET (2000), and POLDARK (1996). See individual titles for more details.
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Release Information
Video Mfg Name Studio: Koch International
Video Release Date Release Date: 11/13/2008
Video Play Time Running Time: 420 minutes
Video Release Year Original Release Date: 1978
Video CategoryId Catalog ID: 3507
Video UPC UPC: 00016351350794
Video Number of Discs Number of Discs: 4

Audio & Video
Video Original Language Original Language: English
Video Audio Spec Available Audio Tracks: English
Video Color Spec Video: Color
Cast & Crew
Video Cast Info Beau Bridges
Video Cast Info Robert Powell
Video Cast Info Kenneth Cranham
Video Cast Info John Bowe
Video Cast Info Steven Mackintosh
Video Cast Info Neve McIntosh
Video Cast Info Jane Seymour
Video Cast Info Eoin McCarthy
Video Cast Info Simon Ward
Video Cast Info Keeley Hawes
Video Cast Info Richard Laxton - Director
Video Cast Info Betsan Morris Evans - Director
Video Cast Info Sarah Hellings - Director
Video Cast Info Don Sharp - Director
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