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46.88% of people buy Last of the Summer Wine (Roy Clarke's) - Series 13 & 14 (3 Disc Set) and Last of the Summer Wine (Roy Clarke's) - Complete Series 11 & 12 (3 Disc Set) ~ DVD.
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"Great DVD. Recommend"
These old guys are just awesome. I have the entire set, so far. Thanks Mighty Ape. You are tops..
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"Can't be faulted."
When humour is needed to lift the spirits, you can't go past these three loveable oldies and their supporting cast. Great entertainment.
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Release date Australia
July 13th, 2011
DVD Region
Region 4
Length (Minutes)
552
Aspect Ratio
- 1.33 : 1
Languages
English
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Country of Production
All-time sales rank
Top 5000
Product ID
10810781
Description
The picturesque Pennine village of Holmfirth in the Yorkshire Dales is the setting for this vintage comedy, which first began life in 1973. This is Brontë country - miles and miles of unspoilt moorland - and a breath-taking backdrop to the antics of our ageing delinquents and their demented friends.
Last of the Summer Wine has a strong ensemble cast of characters, though there has always been a central trio. For many years, the two stalwarts were: Compo (Bill Owen), a lovable scruff with a mischievous chuckle on a lifelong quest to win the heart of the formidable Nora Batty. Clegg (Peter Sallis), a timid chap, terrified of women, with a wry sense of humour and a philosophical approach to life. Filling their time with all kinds of (grey) harebrained schemes, our incorrigible senior citizens gallivant through the village and across the Dales, giggling with glee and behaving like a trio of truant schoolboys.
Last of the Summer Wine has a strong ensemble cast of characters, though there has always been a central trio. For many years, the two stalwarts were: Compo (Bill Owen), a lovable scruff with a mischievous chuckle on a lifelong quest to win the heart of the formidable Nora Batty. Clegg (Peter Sallis), a timid chap, terrified of women, with a wry sense of humour and a philosophical approach to life. Filling their time with all kinds of (grey) harebrained schemes, our incorrigible senior citizens gallivant through the village and across the Dales, giggling with glee and behaving like a trio of truant schoolboys.
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They are up to there old tricks again.Just never ending humour.There is always something going on thatmakes your imagination work over time.