Available now on Blu-ray from VCI Entertainment
A dung seller in Ireland meets and falls for an American. Soon, his luck changes and he must adapt to his new situation.
Available now on Blu-ray from VCI Entertainment
A dung seller in Ireland meets and falls for an American. Soon, his luck changes and he must adapt to his new situation.
When a CIA operative fails to secure a scientist and his experimental new technology, he teams up with the target’s daughter and takes on a new mission; Rescue the scientist and destroy his weapon so that the soviets who captured him can’t use it against the world.
A messy combination of spy plotlines merge together into one rather fun and entertaining conglomeration as we follow Elly Conway, a writer who winds up caught in a dangerous and humorous web of lies and espionage, in Argylle.
Jason is ready for another summer as a sleepaway camp counselor. Too bad a killer is also prepared in Hell of a Summer, a shallow but fun slasher-satire.
BOOTLEG FILES 903: “Monteith and Rand” (1979 Showtime special starring the comedy team of John Monteith and Suzanne Rand).
LAST SEEN: On YouTube.
AMERICAN HOME VIDEO: None.
REASON FOR BOOTLEG STATUS: It fell through the cracks.
CHANCES OF SEEING A COMMERCIAL DVD RELEASE: Not likely.
Last week, I saw a headline in the New York Times that said: “Suzanne Rand, Half of a Once-Popular Comedy Team, Dies at 75.” And my reaction to this news was: “Who?” I am not trying to be snarky or cruel, I honestly had no idea who she was. Upon reading the article, I discovered she was part of Monteith and Rand, a comedy team that was active in the late 1970s and the 1980s. But even though I was an active consumer of entertainment during those years – yes, I am that old – for the life of me I could not remember a comedy team called Monteith and Rand.
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