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Orvis Rocky Mountain II Fly Reel -MADE IN ENGLAND!- $30.00 |
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Fly Line Made For A.R.E Here is a WF2 F NEW Size Made in England $12.99 |
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CORTLAND RimFly Fly Reel M Made in England Nice Clean $50.00 |
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England Made 3-1/2″ Hardy Princess Fly Reel with 2-Screw Line Guard * NO RESERVE $227.50 |
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Orvis Battenkill Disc 5/6 Reel – Made in England – Free Shipping $78.00 |
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Cortland Fly Fishing Reel Made in England Fisherman Fly Reel Very Nice Condition $14.99 |
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Orvis Battenkill Disc 5/6 (Made in England) $35.00 |
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Hardy Featherweight fly reel. Made in England $108.49 |
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Orvis Battenkill bar stock 5 spool made in England Titanium Silver $25.00 |
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Orvis Battenkill bar stock 4 spool made in England black $25.00 |
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ORVIS CFO III fly fishing reel & spare spool Made in England Hardy USED 3/4 wt $299.99 |
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Orvis Madison Model III. RHW. Nice reel. Made in England $35.00 |
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Orvis Battenkill 5/6 Disc Made in England w/Case. $50.00 |
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HARDY Cascapedia MkII 8/9 fly fishing reel USED Made in England Left-hand $450.00 |
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Scientific Anglers System 9 Fly Fishing Reel made by Hardy in England $129.95 |
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ORVIS CFO 123 Made in England $169.00 |
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VTG ORVIS CFO III Fly Reel Early 1st Edition Made in England Hardy Bamboo Rod $127.50 |
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ORVIS CFO III Made in England by Hardy Brothers $229.00 |
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Gypsy D’OR Made in England Fly Fishing Reel. $50.00 |
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HARDY SWIFT 975 TE **NEW** ****MADE IN ENGLAND**** $553.46 |
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HARDY SWIFT 1000 **new** ****MADE IN ENGLAND**** $585.08 |
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HARDY ANGEL #9/10 + #9/10 SPOOL *MADE IN ENGLAND* NEW $948.78 |
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Hardy Fly Reel Bougle 3 1/4in Mark VI Reel Made in England GREAT NEW $750.00 |
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Hardy Fly Reel Bougle 3 3/4in Mark VI Reel Made in England GREAT NEW $750.00 |
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Orvis Battenkill 5/6 Fly Fishing Reel Made in England. Great Shape. AS IS $46.00 |
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Hardy Angel 6/7 TE Fly Fishing Reel Made in England with Spools – NEW $996.20 |
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Courtland, Crown II fly fishing Reel Crown-2 made in England $125.00 |
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SAGE 506 MADE IN ENGLAND Fly Reel-VERY NICE!!! $235.00 |
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ORVIS CFO IV Hardy Brothers Made in England Fly Reel $199.00 |
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Hardy Salmon Perfect 4 1/4″ Made In England NIB $1,000.00 |
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Orvis Rocky Mountain II Fly Reel -MADE IN ENGLAND!- $30.00 |
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Fly Line Made For A.R.E Here is a WF2 F NEW Size Made in England $12.99 |
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CORTLAND RimFly Fly Reel M Made in England Nice Clean $50.00 |
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England Made 3-1/2″ Hardy Princess Fly Reel with 2-Screw Line Guard * NO RESERVE $227.50 |
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Orvis Battenkill Disc 5/6 Reel – Made in England – Free Shipping $78.00 |
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Cortland Fly Fishing Reel Made in England Fisherman Fly Reel Very Nice Condition $14.99 |
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Orvis Battenkill Disc 5/6 (Made in England) $35.00 |
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Hardy Featherweight fly reel. Made in England $108.49 |
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Orvis Battenkill bar stock 5 spool made in England Titanium Silver $25.00 |
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Orvis Battenkill bar stock 4 spool made in England black $25.00 |
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ORVIS CFO III fly fishing reel & spare spool Made in England Hardy USED 3/4 wt $299.99 |
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Orvis Madison Model III. RHW. Nice reel. Made in England $35.00 |
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Orvis Battenkill 5/6 Disc Made in England w/Case. $50.00 |
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HARDY Cascapedia MkII 8/9 fly fishing reel USED Made in England Left-hand $450.00 |
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Scientific Anglers System 9 Fly Fishing Reel made by Hardy in England $129.95 |
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ORVIS CFO 123 Made in England $169.00 |
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VTG ORVIS CFO III Fly Reel Early 1st Edition Made in England Hardy Bamboo Rod $127.50 |
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ORVIS CFO III Made in England by Hardy Brothers $229.00 |
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Gypsy D’OR Made in England Fly Fishing Reel. $50.00 |
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HARDY SWIFT 975 TE **NEW** ****MADE IN ENGLAND**** $553.46 |
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HARDY SWIFT 1000 **new** ****MADE IN ENGLAND**** $585.08 |
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HARDY ANGEL #9/10 + #9/10 SPOOL *MADE IN ENGLAND* NEW $948.78 |
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Hardy Fly Reel Bougle 3 1/4in Mark VI Reel Made in England GREAT NEW $750.00 |
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Hardy Fly Reel Bougle 3 3/4in Mark VI Reel Made in England GREAT NEW $750.00 |
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Orvis Battenkill 5/6 Fly Fishing Reel Made in England. Great Shape. AS IS $46.00 |
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Hardy Angel 6/7 TE Fly Fishing Reel Made in England with Spools – NEW $996.20 |
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Courtland, Crown II fly fishing Reel Crown-2 made in England $125.00 |
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SAGE 506 MADE IN ENGLAND Fly Reel-VERY NICE!!! $235.00 |
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ORVIS CFO IV Hardy Brothers Made in England Fly Reel $199.00 |
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Hardy Salmon Perfect 4 1/4″ Made In England NIB $1,000.00 |
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Aroma Hot Plates Give your kitchen some added flexibility with this electric range from Aroma—perfect when you’re entertaining large groups, compact when you’re making lunch at the office and durable when you’re camping at the beach. Can be used for cooking and serving. Choose from four different temperature settings, and enjoy the convenience of the easy to clean surface and stylish black fini… |
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Victorinox 47547 10-1/4-Inch Wavy Bread Knife, Black Fibrox Handle $23.50 Nothing is worse than going to cut with your bread, and having the handle slip around in your hand. To combat this potential for injury, Victorinox has created this Fibrox bread knife. The Fibrox® handle is textured and provides a firm grip, even when wet, and does not slip or slide around. It is comfortable and fits naturally to the shape of your hand, and provides an attractive and modern styli… |
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Toastabags Reusable Non-Stick Sandwich/Snack In Toaster Grilling Bags, 2 Pack $6.04 Each reusable Toastabag makes perfectly toasted sandwiches and other snacks with no mess in most toasters and toaster ovens. Comes in set of two, each reusable up to 100 times. Make toasted sandwiches quickly or heat up leftover pizza, chicken nuggets, and more without anything falling down into your toaster! Easy to use and clean, and makes a hassle-free snack in just minutes. Size: 6.5  |
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The Beatles Stereo Box Set $148.75 BEATLES THE STEREO BOXSET WITH DOCS (16CD+1DVD)… |
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A Little Princess $4.98 After the critical success of 1993′s The Secret Garden, Warner Bros. returned to the novels of Frances Hodgson Burnett to create this 1995 adaptation of A Little Princess, which instantly ranked with The Secret Garden as one of the finest children’s films of the 1990s. Neither film was a huge box-office success, but their quality speaks for itself, and A Little Princess has all the ingredients o… |
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Ultimate Manilow $6.64 Looks like he made it. Barry Manilow is the No. 1 Adult Contemporary artist of all time. This collection contains a dozen chart-topping standards as well as eight Top Ten hits, including \Mandy… |
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Midnight Lace [VHS] $14.98 … |
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Photographing Fairies [VHS] $14.95 The true story of two English children who claimed they photographed fairies in 1917 produced two different movies in the late 1990s. Not as well-known as the earnest family drama FairyTale: A True Story, the English-made Photographing Fairies takes a much more adult angle on the incident. The film follows not the children, but Charles Castle (Toby Stephens), a young photographer who loses his … |
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Maiden England [VHS] $9.98 VHS has been played all the way through without problems, which means you enjoy a quality concert at home. Slip case shows usage including edge and corner wear, surface scratches and minor imperfections. Buy with confidence. Your order ships directly from Amazon warehouse with 100% satisfaction guarantee…. |
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Klein Tools D213-9NE 9-Inch High Leverage Side Cutting Plier $22.95 The Klein Tools 9-Inch High-Leverage Side Cutting Pliers feature a forged, hot-riveted, and heat-treated design that assures long lasting performance and accurate alignment. Blue plastic-dipped handles are featured for added comfort, and the high-leverage design provides 46-percent greater cutting and gripping power than conventional pliers. Other highlighted features include a streamlined design … |
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Alfred the Great (Paperback) $11.86 In an era darkened by the terror of Viking invasions, England`s first and greatest king was a beacon of light. “This is the story of England`s birth. A great story, beautifully told.” (Bernard Cornwell, author of The Pale Horseman)Alfre… |
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Made in England [6/4] $15.99 Made in England [6/4] |
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Made In New England $17.99 Made In New England |
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Made in England $20.99 A Swedish jazz-rock band building on the foundations laid in that country by Bo Hansson and Janne Karlsson, Made in Sweden had already released two albums (plus a live set) in their homeland before arriving in London at the behest of Colosseum’s Tony Reeves. He would produce their third set, with Neil Ardley handling musical arrangements, and the result rose high above either of the group’s earlier efforts. As wildly ambitious as its components demanded, it opens with the soaring “Winter’s a Bummer” and then cruises on through eight further slices of wild virtuosity. Made in Sweden even found time to revisit a cut from their second album, “Little Cloud,” and reinvent their own past under lush new surroundings. With no track exceeding the seven-minute mark, and most settling around half that, nothing on Made in England (released in the U.K. as Mad River) overstays its welcome. Rather, it’s one of those records that leaves you demanding more of the same — which makes the band’s breakup just a few months later all the harder to bear. ~ Dave Thompson |
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Made in England: The British Pop Anthology $14.99 Made in England: The British Pop Anthology |
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England Made Me [12 Tracks] $14.99 Black Box Recorder: Sarah Nixey (vocals); John Moore, Luke Haines.Engineers: Teo Millar, Pete Hoffman, Phil Vinall.With the gentle acoustic-electric guitar mix, metronomic drum beats, and Sarah Nixey’s lovely breathy vocals, England Made Me does not seem on the surface to be a sardonic comment on anything, but rather an exquisite, even upbeat, bit of pop. The more one digs, however, the more one unburies. Black Box Recorder are harshly critical of life in England, the bland, dull mundaneness of daily living as well as the stale political world, and their debut album touches on issues ranging from teenage sex and single mothers to repressive family life and wife swapping. Such topics are seemingly impossible to weave into listenable pop music, but the songs that multi-instrumentalists Luke Haines and John Moore write are cleanly stylized in a way that conceals the raw-nerved lives their characters exist in but are also reflective of the internalization of such relentless barrenness. External appearances often belie the reality, the gnawing discomfort in the gut. Whereas you would expect a song called “Girl Singing in the Wreckage” to be malevolent, it is instead sweetly affecting, but also world-weary and reflective, making it sound less cynical than innocently aware of the inconsistency in which it exists. Black Box Recorder seemingly approach their subjects without judgment; the band, though, does not shy away from cynicism. Many of the songs on England Made Me are, at least lyrically, severe, naked reminders of a bloodless existence. The title song is a funereal lament, and songs such as “It’s Only the End of the World” and “Hated Sunday” are sad-sack gloomy tunes that are capable of inspiring open weeping in two ways — with their base bleakness and with the beautifully brittle music. Even when Black Box Recorder do inject a bit of pop cheerfulness into the music, it is seemingly done ironically. Each song sounds sparse because it is infused with a spatial quality that suggests beneath it all there is only emptiness, and nothing good comes from emptiness. In “Child Psychology,” Nixey repeats the couplet “Life is unfair/Kill yourself or get over it” like a mantra. One gets the feeling that the way Black Box Recorder get over it is through their music, which can make England Made Me a suffocating listen if experienced in more than short spurts. ~ Stanton Swihart |
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Made in England [Bonus Tracks] [Remaster] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Time Take My Life, 2. Stand by Me, 3. Little Bit of Inner Air, 4. Don’t Know What Went Wrong, 5. Never to Lose, 6. Introduction/Breathless, 7. Space Cowboy, 8. People You Can’t Trust, 9. All in Satans Name Close Your Eyes, 10. Close Your Eyes, 11. Stand by Me, 12. Breakthrough, 13. Save Me, 14. Close Your Eye, 15. Stand by Me – (live), 16. People You Can’t Trust – (live), 17. All in Satan’s Name – (live), 18. Devil’s Answer – (live) |
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England My England $14.99 England My England |
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Nu England $12.99 Nu England |
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Live in England $11.99 Live in England |
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Sweet England $14.99 Sweet England |
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Live In England - $34.99 Live In England - |
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Mistakes Were Made: Live [Digipak] $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Cape, The, 2. Why I Brought a Sailboat, 3. Already Someplace Warm, 4. Thinking of You, 5. Sex Ed, 6. That’s Where You Come From, 7. It’s Better Than That, 8. All I Want, 9. Bats, 10. I Am the Batman, 11. Swimming to the Other Side, 12. Sweet New England |
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This Is England $11.99 Track Listing: 1. 54-46 Was My Number – Toots & the Maytals, 2. Come on Eileen – Dexys Midnight Runners, 3. Tainted Love – Soft Cell, 4. Dialogue: Underpass/Flares, 5. Nicole – Gravenhurst, 6. Dialogue: Cynth/Dad, 7. Morning Sun – Alan Barry/Al Barry & The Cimarons, 8. Dialogue: Shoe Shop, 9. Louie Louie – Toots & the Maytals, 10. Pressure Drop – Toots & the Maytals, 11. Dialogue: Hair in Cafe, 12. Do the Dog – The Specials, 13. Ritornare – Ludovico Einaudi, 14. Dialogue: This Is England, 15. Return of Django – The Upsetters, 16. Warhead – U.K. Subs, 17. Fuori Dal Mondo – Ludovico Einaudi, 18. Since Yesterday – Strawberry Switchblade, 19. Dialogue: Tits, 20. Dark End of the Street, The – Percy Sledge, 21. Oltremare – Ludovico Einaudi, 22. Please Please Please Let Me Get What I Want – Clayhill, 23. Dietro Casa – Ludovico Einaudi, 24. Never Seen the Sea – Gavin Clark (previously unreleased) |
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Made - $8.99 In this reunion of Swingers co-stars Jon Favreau (making his feature directorial debut) and Vince Vaughn, the two star in a new Mob comedy set in the underbelly of New York City. Favreau plays Bobby, an aspiring boxer who has a lackluster record but refuses to give up his lifelong dream. Ricky (Vaughn) is a loose cannon hanger-on who dreams of breaking into the mob. When Bobby begins to get close to old-time Mob boss Max (Peter Falk), Ricky believes it is a way into organized crime. Max is more interested in Bobby carrying out orders, but he allows the two to perform a job In New York under the supervision of a smooth crime lord (music mogul Sean Combs). Ricky then is powered by the idea that he and Bobby are bigwigs in their new community of acquaintances and begins to assume the role of a high roller — at the expense of his friend. Made, also written by Favreau, also features Sopranos regular Vincent Pastore, Famke Janssen, and Faizon Love in supporting roles. ~ Jason Clark, Rovi |
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Probably the Best Album Ever Made by Anybody… $9.99 Track Listing: 1. Cosmo Revisited, 2. Dachshunds With Erections, 3. Jason and the Arguments, 4. Weddell Waddle Penguins, 5. Hard Cheese of Old England, 6. King Harold Was a Ventriloquist, 7. Everything Glows, 8. Stay, Go and Fetch, 9. Earwigo |
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Made for Each Other/Nothing Sacred - $5.99 Includes:Nothing Sacred (1937) Made for Each Other (1939), MPAA Rating: NR Nothing Sacred “This is New York, Skyscraper Champion of the World…Where the Slickers and Know-It-Alls peddle gold bricks to each other…And where Truth, crushed to earth, rises again more phony than a glass eye…” With this jaundiced opening title, scripter Ben Hecht introduces his classic comedy Nothing Sacred. Fredric March plays Wally Cook, a hotshot reporter condemned to writing obituaries because of his unwitting complicity in a fraud. Anxious to get back in the good graces of his editor Oliver Stone (Walter Connolly), Cook pounces on the story of New England girl Hazel Flagg (Carole Lombard), who is reportedly dying from radiation poisoning. Actually, Hazel isn’t dying at all; she’s been misdiagnosed by Moscow’s eternally drunk doctor (Charles Winninger). But when Cook offers to take her on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York in exchange for her exclusive story, it’s too good an offer to pass up. Once in the Big Apple, Hazel is feted as a heroine by the novelty-seeking populac; she enjoys the adulation at first, but soon (and with the help of gallons of alcoholic beverages) suffers the pangs of conscience. She confesses her deception to Cook, who by now has fallen in love with her. Cook and Stone conspire to keep the public from discovering the truth, eventually dreaming up a phony suicide. Travelling incognito to avoid arrest, Wally and Hazel marry and go on a honeymoon, secure in the knowledge that New York City has forgotten all about her and moved on to their next fad. Brimming with witty, acerbic dialogue and hilarious bits of physical business, Nothing Sacred is among the best “screwball” comedies of the 1930s. The musical score by Oscar Levant both mocks and celebrates the George Gershwinesque musical style then in vogue. As an added bonus, the film is lensed in Technicolor (avoid those two-color reissue prints), allowing modern viewers to see what New York City looked liked back in 1937. Nothing Sacred was later adapted into a Broadway musical, Hazel Flagg, which in turn was filmed by Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis as Living It Up (1954), with Lewis in the Carole Lombard role. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Made for Each Other James Stewart and Carole Lombard star in this comedy-drama about the struggles of a young married couple directed by John Cromwell. Stewart and Lombard play a recently married couple, Jane and John Mason. John works as an attorney for the law firm of skinflint Judge Doolittle (Charles Coburn). Doolittle calls John back to work immediately after the wedding ceremony, forcing the couple to abandon their honeymoon. But John is ready to do Doolittle’s bidding, since he hopes to become a partner in the firm. Doolittle is openly disappointed at the marriage, hoping John would have instead married his daughter Eunice (Ruth Weston). Eunice eventually marries another lawyer in the firm, Carter (Donald Briggs). John and Jane try to make ends meet and i |
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England My England: Music From Original Soundtrack $17.99 England My England: Music From Original Soundtrack |
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England, Half English [ECD] $12.99 England, Half English [ECD] |
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England ’76 (Japan) $69.99 England ’76 (Japan) |
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Spirits Of England & France $11.99 Spirits Of England & France |
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Spirits Of England & France 5 $11.99 Spirits Of England & France 5 |
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Touring The World: Touring England - $12.99 Touring The World: Touring England - |
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Live At The 02 London England - $19.99 Live At The 02 London England - |
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Church Bells Of England $14.99 Church Bells Of England |
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Selling England By The Pound (Remastered) $20.99 Selling England By The Pound (Remastered) |
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Haydns Music For England $15.99 Haydns Music For England |
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Roast Beef Of Old England $14.99 Roast Beef Of Old England |
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Deconstruction Of Dan England (EP) $13.99 Deconstruction Of Dan England (EP) |
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Globe Trekker: England - $14.99 Globe Trekker: England - |
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Treasures Of Tudor England $15.99 Treasures Of Tudor England |
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Rick Steves: England - $14.99 Rick Steves: England - |
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Pot o’ Gold/Made for Each Other - $3.99 Includes:Made for Each Other (1939), MPAA Rating: NR Pot O’ Gold (1941), MPAA Rating: PG Made for Each Other James Stewart and Carole Lombard star in this comedy-drama about the struggles of a young married couple directed by John Cromwell. Stewart and Lombard play a recently married couple, Jane and John Mason. John works as an attorney for the law firm of skinflint Judge Doolittle (Charles Coburn). Doolittle calls John back to work immediately after the wedding ceremony, forcing the couple to abandon their honeymoon. But John is ready to do Doolittle’s bidding, since he hopes to become a partner in the firm. Doolittle is openly disappointed at the marriage, hoping John would have instead married his daughter Eunice (Ruth Weston). Eunice eventually marries another lawyer in the firm, Carter (Donald Briggs). John and Jane try to make ends meet and invite Doolittle, Eunice, and Carter to dinner. The dinner turns into a disaster, climaxing with Doolittle informing John he has decided to make Carter a partner in the firm. Crushed, John and Jane work hard but to no avail, sinking deeper and deeper into debt. Jane has a baby, but when the child becomes seriously ill, the only way to save the baby is to have a special serum flown in through a blizzard from Salt Lake City. John needs $5000 to hire a pilot and get the medicine, and his only hope is to beg Judge Doolittle for the money. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi Pot O’ Gold James Stewart once classified Pot O’ Gold as his worst film, though this may have stemmed from his reported inability to get along with his costar Paulette Goddard (who is supposed to have dismissed Stewart’s acting technique with a flippant “Anyone can swallow.”) Inspired by the popular radio giveaway series of the same name, the film represented an ill-fated production venture for James Roosevelt, son of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Stewart plays Jimmy Haskell, nephew of breakfast-food mogul C. J. Haskell (Charles Winninger). Befriending bandleader Horace Heidt (playing himself) and his orchestra members, Jimmy and his sweetheart Molly McCorkle (Paulette Goddard) tries to persuade C. J. to sponsor Heidt’s radio program. The elder Haskell refuses until Jimmy and Molly’s landlady mother (Mary Gordon) come up with a sure-fire “gimmick” for the program: they’ll pick names from the phone book at random, call up those numbers, and give away huge prizes to whomever answers-provided that the call-ees are tuned into Heidt’s show. This format worked beautifully for the real Pot O’ Gold radio program, but tends to fall flat on screen, despite the energetic musical contributions of Horace Heidt and his entourage (including a very young and astonishingly articulate Art Carney, in his film debut). In England, Pot O’ Gold was retitled The Golden Hour. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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This Is England ’88 [Blu-ray] - $49.99 Includes:This Is England ’88: Episode 3 (2011) This Is England ’88: Episode 2 (2011) This Is England ’88: Episode 1 (2011) This Is England ’88: Episode 3 No synopsis available. This Is England ’88: Episode 2 No synopsis available. This Is England ’88: Episode 1 No synopsis available. |
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Orpheus In England: Songs & Lute Music $17.99 Orpheus In England: Songs & Lute Music |
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Trio Sonata In 18th Century England $17.99 Trio Sonata In 18th Century England |
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New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble $14.99 New England Conservatory Wind Ensemble |
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Romantics In England: Music For Cello & Piano $22.99 Romantics In England: Music For Cello & Piano |
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Rick Steves: England & Wales 2000-2009 - $14.99 Rick Steves: England & Wales 2000-2009 - |
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Sex Pistols: There’ll Always Be an England $12.99 Sex Pistols: There’ll Always Be an England |
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New England (Japan) (Mlps) (Shm) $54.99 New England (Japan) (Mlps) (Shm) |
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Piano Concertos 3 (Farewell To England) $9.99 Piano Concertos 3 (Farewell To England) |
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Heartbreaker – England (Bonus Tracks) (Remastered) $11.99 Heartbreaker – England (Bonus Tracks) (Remastered) |
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Passport To Europe: England Ireland & Scotland - $12.99 Passport To Europe: England Ireland & Scotland - |
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Great Cathedral Organs Of England 2 $11.99 Great Cathedral Organs Of England 2 |
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Great Kings of England: Richard the Lionheart - $14.99 Great Kings of England: Richard the Lionheart - |
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Sleep England $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Twilight Empire, 2. I Killed Dusk, 3. Dream England, 4. Broken Seas, 5. If We Knew Silence, 6. Way They’re Found, The, 7. Passed to Snow, 8. Eight White Stars, 9. Sleep England, 10. Vernon Road, 11. Keepsake, 12. Flowers Under Snow |
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Made to Worship $14.99 Made to Worship |
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Made In America $14.99 Made In America |
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Made In Norway $37.99 Made In Norway |
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Made In Istanbul $22.99 Made In Istanbul |
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Made in G.D.R. $11.99 Made in G.D.R. |
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Made in Dagenham $13.99 Made in Dagenham |
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Made In Jamaica $11.99 Made In Jamaica |
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Made in Heaven $89.99 Made in Heaven |
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Made In The Usa $9.99 Made In The Usa |
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It Is All That Is Made $15.99 It Is All That Is Made |
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Made In China $17.99 Made In China |
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Visions of England - $19.99 The travel documentary Visions of England provides a view of some of that country’s historic sites including Parliament and Stonehenge. Also included is a wealth of footage of the country’s most breathtaking settings that have been left mostly unspoiled by man. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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American Made $6.99 Track Listing: 1. Only in America – American Made/Various Artists, 2. Courtesy of the Red White & Blue – American Made/Various Artists, 3. Where the Stars & Stripes and the Eagles Fly – American Made/Various Artists, 4. Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning) – American Made/Various Artists, 5. Have You Forgotten – American Made/Various Artists, 6. Remember When – American Made/Various Artists, 7. From a Distance – American Made/Various Artists, 8. American Made – American Made/Various Artists, 9. America – American Made/Various Artists, 10. In America – American Made/Various Artists |
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England, My England - $14.99 This British biopic attempts to chronicle the life of 17th-century tunesmith Henry Purcell. The filmmakers have had to do much speculating about Britain’s first great composer, as little is known about his life back then. It is known that Purcell had been a chorister as a child and then became the court composer for three kings: Charles, James and William. Before his death at age 37, Purcell penned over 1,000 songs and sired a few children, most of whom died at birth. While little is actually known of Purcell, the film successfully recreates the tumultuous era in which he lived. Also running parallel to Purcell’s story is a set in the 1960s when English society and values seemed to be rapidly eroding, just as they were in the composer’s time. The story concerns a playwright’s attempts to research the life of Purcell for his next play. In the last part of the film, several lavish musical numbers from Purcell’s vast repertoire are presented. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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England, My England – Subtitle $19.99 This British biopic attempts to chronicle the life of 17th-century tunesmith Henry Purcell. The filmmakers have had to do much speculating about Britain’s first great composer, as little is known about his life back then. It is known that Purcell had been a chorister as a child and then became the court composer for three kings: Charles, James and William. Before his death at age 37, Purcell penned over 1,000 songs and sired a few children, most of whom died at birth. While little is actually known of Purcell, the film successfully recreates the tumultuous era in which he lived. Also running parallel to Purcell’s story is a set in the 1960s when English society and values seemed to be rapidly eroding, just as they were in the composer’s time. The story concerns a playwright’s attempts to research the life of Purcell for his next play. In the last part of the film, several lavish musical numbers from Purcell’s vast repertoire are presented. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi |
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A Bawdy Elizabethan Evening in Merry Old England $6.99 A Bawdy Elizabethan Evening in Merry Old England |
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Daemon Lover: Traditional Ballads & Songs England $14.99 Daemon Lover: Traditional Ballads & Songs England |
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Manchester’S Free Trade Hall England 1971 $14.99 Manchester’S Free Trade Hall England 1971 |
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This Is England ’86 $24.99 Track Listing: 1. Happy Hour – The Housemartins, 2. Wonderful World, Beautiful People – Jimmy Cliff, 3. Gadget and Harvey In Garden, 4. My Girl – Madness, 5. Bitterest Pill, The (I Ever Had To Swallow) – The Jam, 6. Solo – Ludovico Einaudi, 7. Fast Cars – Buzzcocks, 8. Flip Before Fight, 9. All Through the City – Dr. Feelgood, 10. 99 Red Balloons – Nena, 11. Woody & Squire, 12. We’ve Got the Whole World At Our Feet – England World Cup Squad 1986, 13. Spear of Destiny – Rainmaker, 14. Walls Come Tumbling Down – The Style Council, 15. Ora – Ludovico Einaudi, 16. Red Red Wine – UB40, 17. Shirley – Billy Bragg, 18. Ying and Yang, 19. Guava Jelly – Johnny Nash, 20. Ancora – Ludovico Einaudi, 21. Give It Up – Lee Dorsey, 22. It Miek – Desmond Dekker, 23. Woody & Milk In Bathroom, 24. Ruler of My Heart – Irma Thomas, 25. English Rose – The Jam, 26. Berlin Song – Ludovico Einaudi |
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Travel With Kids: England - $12.99 Keeping in mind the travel lover with children in tow, this program offers an introduction to the many sites and activities of England appropriate for both adult and child. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi |
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Hand Made $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Abracadabra, 2. Connexion, The, 3. Yellow Dream, 4. Proclamation, 5. Hand Made, 6. Puzzle, 7. Quiet Man, The |
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This Is England – Widescreen $14.99 British filmmaker Shane Meadows looks back at his own youth in this semi-autobiographical comedy drama that examines skinhead culture in the U.K. It’s the summer of 1983, and Shaun (Thomas Turgoose) is a 12-year-old boy edging into adolescence without a father, his dad having lost his life the year before in the Falkland Islands War. A gang of skinheads — tough guys in their teens and early twenties who shave their heads, wear Ben Sherman polo shirts, and Dr. Martens boots, and listen to ska music — walk the streets in Shaun’s neighborhood, and one day they start picking on him. Shaun, however, shows he can give as good as he gets, and gang leader Woody (Joe Gilgun) takes a liking to the boy. Woody takes Shaun under his wing, and he starts hanging out with the skins, getting advice on dressing right from Woody’s girlfriend, Lol (Vicky McClure), and learning about Jamaican music from West Indian skinhead Milky (Andrew Shim). However, the gang begins to change when Combo (Stephen Graham) is released from prison and returns to the neighborhood; like many skinheads, Combo has been recruited by the National Front, an openly racist right-wing political party, and soon the gang begins to fracture, with Combo taking one faction toward violence and petty crime against blacks, Indians, and Pakistanis, while Woody and his friends follow a more benign path. This Is England received its North American premiere at the 2006 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Australian Made - $14.99 This music documentary covers the January 1987 Australian Made tour. Acts like Mental As Anything, INXS, and Jimmy Barnes reflect the worldwide popularity of Australian rock music that emerged during the 1980s. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi |
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Made in Jamaica $20.99 Influenced by Serge Gainsbourg’s dub album Aux Armes et C?tera, the seventh studio LP from Bob Sinclar, Made in Jamaica, was recorded in Kingston with legendary producers Sly & Robbie. Featuring old-skool reggae interpretations of his biggest hits “World Hold On,” “I Feel for You,” and “Love Generation” alongside nine other tracks lifted from four of his previous albums, it also includes new collaborations with Shaggy, Costi Ionita, and Queen Ifrica. ~ Jon O’Brien |
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Made In The Dark $13.99 Track Listing: 1. Out at the Pictures, 2. Shake a Fist, 3. Ready For the Floor, 4. Bendable Poseable, 5. We’re Looking For a Lot of Love, 6. Touch Too Much, 7. Made in the Dark, 8. One Pure Thought, 9. Hold On, 10. Wrestlers, 11. Don’t Dance, 12. Whistle For Will, 13. In the Privacy of Our Love |
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Made to Be Broken $11.99 Track Listing: 1. Tied to the Tracks, 2. Ship of Fools, 3. Can’t Go Back, 4. Another World, Another Day, 5. Made to Be Broken, 6. Never Really Been, 7. Whoa!, 8. New Feelings, 9. Growing Pain, 10. Long Way Home, 11. Lone Rider, 12. Ain’t That Tough, 13. Don’t It (Make Your Troubles Seem Small) |
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Made in the Shade $14.99 Track Listing: 1. Made in the Shade, 2. Evenin’, 3. Oiseaux Vont Chanter, Les, 4. Cowboy Song, The, 5. Katrina, 6. Don’t Cry, Baby, 7. Laisse Les Cajuns Danser, 8. Hot Tamale Baby, 9. Some of These Days, 10. Tes Parents Ne Veulent Plus Me Voir [Your Parents Don’t Want to See Me, 11. Unsentimental, 12. Smeckled Suite, The |
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Made for War $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Pariah, 2. Ploughshares and Swords, 3. Wide Awake, 4. Distance, The, 5. Do You Know What It’s Like?, 6. Blood, 7. Setup, A, 8. What Can I Do?, 9. Made for War, 10. All That You Have Is Still Not Enough, 11. There Goes the Neighborhood – (bonus track) |