Benny Hill - Golden Greats (1979)
Facts
| Directed by | Benny Hill, Keith Beckett, Ronald Fouracre, Peter Frazer-Jones and Dennis Kirkland |
| Cast | Geraldine Burnett, Pamela Cundell, David Hamilton (III), Hill's Angels and Benny Hill |
| Theatrical Release | December 31, 1978 |
| DVD Release | August 28, 2001 |
| Running Time | 348 minutes |
| UPC Code | 026359924521 |
| Buy this item | $35.99 at Amazon.com As of Nov 22 9:07 EST (details) 2 DVD, A&E Home Video, Usually ships in 24 hours, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language - Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono) Or 35 new from $1.50, 22 used from $1.06, 1 collectible from $65.00 |
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Average user review:| 6 hour long shows from the later years. |
The bad news: These are from the tail end of Benny's career.
Shows included in this set:
season #14-1 show #45 03/16/1983
season #15-1 show #46 01/26/1984
season #16-2 show #49 04/08/1985
season #18-1 show #54 01/13/1988
season #18-2 show #55 04/27/1988
season #19-2 show #57 04/05/1989 July 28, 2005
| Benny Hill holds a special place in my heart |
| For hardcore Benny Hill fans |
| Were is the good stuff |
This is almost like the clean version of Benny Hill.
My question is: Where is the good stuff?
Anyway, the sound is mono and the picture quality is decent. These limitations are due to the original source. I particularly don't care much about those limitations and only care about the content.
Where are the racy stuffs? February 2, 2003
| Benny Hill compilation not too golden |
There were many classic sketches from Benny's 70's episodes which I thought should have been included, but it appears the sketches included on the set are from the mid to late 80's tv series. A compilation of sketches produced some years ago had more variety of Benny at his "classic" best.
The documentary was most enjoyable but more from an american perspective. It gave an insight to the comic genius and was of a reasonable length showing clips from his early tv series.
I am happy to announce the video transfer is of broadcast standard and that the mono soundtrack would not have benefited too much from a stereo soundtrack except for some musical sketches.
Whatever reason earlier 70s sketches could not be included should not deter customers too much. Benny Hill is still a unique performer who deserves to have a place in your comedy library. September 15, 2002
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