Comedy

Contains: The Nutty Professor, The Ladies' Man, The Delicate Delinquent, Cinderfella, The Bell Boy, The Errand Boy, The Patsy, The Disorderly Orderly, The Family Jewels, and The Stooge.

Take Of Your Inhibitions And Come Inside! IN 3D DEEP THROW PROJECTION Includes four pairs of 3D glasses Meet Jack, an impoverished youth whose entire legacy consists of Samson, a deaf servant, a rusty suit of armor and the address of his dead Dad's favorite hang out, Madame Helena's Bordello. Despite some pointers by Madame Helena and her voluptuous and inventive staff of prostitutes, Jack is unable to win the hand, or any part of the anatomy, of his beloved Alice. The Beauteous and proper Alice will marry only a man of means. Alice announces her engagement to the wealthy old codger Cecil Spentwicke just as Jack falls heir to his uncle's estate. Cecil drops dead from a massive coronary during his bachelor party at the whore house and Alice is up for grabs. Can Jack turn her into a... Less

How the West was almost lost. Travis (Terence Hill) is the fastest gun in the West. His brother Moses (Bud Spencer), big as a bear and twice as mean, is the frontier's toughest bounty hunter. After their dear old maw decides to reunite her sons for Christmas, it's Travis' job to lure Moses home. Throw in an evil villain, a rabid dog, a beautiful veterinarian and a Kodiak bear, the result is a round 'em up, knock 'em down Western comedy in the tradition of Blazing Saddles.

A must-have for any fan or film buff’s library. This definitive collection of 12-DVDs contains 57 of Chaplin’s legendary early films in chronological order…a true historical legacy of the greatest comedian who ever lived. In addition to these film gems, also included is an exclusive 90 minute documentary on the life and times of this comedic master. COVERS CHAPLIN’S WORK AT KEYSTONE, ESSANAY, MUTUAL AND FIRST NATIONAL FILM COMPANIES.

Royal Wedding. Beautiful Jane Powell stars alongside legendary Fred Astaire in this musical inspired by the fairytale wedding of England's Princess Elizabeth to Prince Philip. Featuring a rollicking plot, romance, a host of hilarious characters and of course great musical performances, all set against the backdrop of an English royal palace. Includes Astaire's unforgettable dancing-on-the-cei ling number! 1951/1 hr 33 min/Color/Not Rated: Suitable for all audiences. Second Chorus Burgess Meridith and Fred Astaire play a couple of friends vying for success in both their muscial careers and the love of their beautiful manager, played by Paulette Goddard. Features lots of great big band performances, as Meredith and Astaire outdo each other at every turyn. 1940/ 1hr 20 min/B&W/Not... Less

Mastered from the original 35mm material, this first volume of lost films from the great comedy team of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy includes all silent shorts: Big Business (1929, 21 min.), Do Detectives Think? (1927, 24 min.), Call of the Cuckoo (1927, 18 min.) and The Finishing Touch (1928, 21 min.), plus the Stan Laurel solo shorts On the Front Page (1926, 23 min.) and Hustling for Health (1918, 15 min.).

Over 4 hours which Includes 5 classic episodes of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in some of variety television's most memorable moments.

Robson Green (Reckless, Touching Evil) stars as Barry, a working-class cop assigned to protect the queen’s youngest son (Rupert Penry-Jones, Charlotte Gray, The Four Feathers), a new student at Cambridge. Tara Fitzgerald (Brassed Off!, Frenchman’s Creek) is Grace, an American exchange student both men fall for. When the prince proves as inept at love as he is at learning, the macho bodyguard becomes tutor as well as protector, ghostwriting sweet nothings and academic assignments, all the while repressing his own feelings for Grace. As seen on BBC America and PBS’s Masterpiece Theatre as The Prince of Hearts. It’s a delight. . .very funny and touching —Daily Mail (U.K.).

Back in the 1930s, who would believe that Shirley Temple, all dimples and curls, would grow up to be an ambassador for the United States? Spanning from 1934 to 1938, these films feature the adorable Good Ship Lollypop (in Bright Eyes) and a dance with Bill Bo Jangles Robinson (in The Little Colonel). Collection 1 Includes Curly Top, Heidi, and Bright Eyes. 4 hours on 3 cassettes.