The George Formby Film Collection

The George Formby Film Collection

George Formby

€30.46 (£24.97)

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About This Film

The George Formby Film Collection, released by Sony Pictures in November 2010, is comprehensive 7-DVD box set that brings together seven classic British comedy films starring the iconic George Formby. This collection includes notable titles such as Get Cracking!, I Didn't Do It, and The Unicorn, offering fans a complete viewing experience of Formby's unique comedic style and charm. Each film is presented in its original widescreen format, preserving the authentic visual experience of these vintage comedies.

What sets this collection apart is its convenience and completeness. The 7-DVD format allows fans to easily access all seven films in one set, making it perfect for both casual viewers and dedicated collectors. Additionally, the collection includes English subtitles, ensuring accessibility to a wider audience who may not understand the original dialogue. This makes it an ideal purchase for fans of classic British comedy, vintage film enthusiasts from the 1930s-1940s, and collectors of DVD box sets looking for a comprehensive yet affordable way to enjoy George Formby's timeless performances.

Perfect for fans of classic British comedy, vintage cinema lovers, and collectors alike, this collection offers a rare opportunity to experience the humor and style of one of Britain's most beloved comedians in an accessible format. With its comprehensive nature, easy-to-use format, and affordable price point compared to buying individual films separately, it stands out as a must-have for anyone looking to explore or expand their collection of George Formby's work.

Product info

  • Contributors: George Formby
  • Format: PAL
  • Binding: DVD
  • Brand: Sony Pictures
  • Content rating: Parental Guidance
  • Languages: English
  • Dimensions:
    • Height: 4.21 inches
    • Width: 5.39 inches
    • Length: 7.56 inches
    • Weight: 1.10 pounds
  • Released: November 1, 2010
  • Number of units: 7

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