Following the success of Anglo-Amalgamated's Scotland Yard and Edgar Wallace Mysteries, the production company scored another hit with Scales of Justice, thirteen dramas based on real-life trials that dramatise events from the alleged crime to the courtroom. As with the previous series, the films were produced at the company's Merton Park Studios to be screened as support features in British cinemas, making a successful transition to the small screen during the 1970s. This set contains all thirteen films, produced between 1962 and 1967. Introduced by crime writer Edgar Lustgarten and complemented by The Tornados' memorably pacy theme music, the dramas feature performances from some of the era's finest, and now most instantly recognisable, actors - including Alexandra Bastedo, Patrick Wymark, Peter Barkworth, Keith Barron, and Barrie Ingham.
What Really Happened in Iran On November 4 1979 a group of radical Islamic students swarmed into the U.S. Embassy in Tehran took its staff hostage and demanded that the American government return the Shah of Iran. 444 grueling days later the students and their hostages finally went home. Produced by acclaimed filmmaker Les Harris The Iran Hostage Crisis: 444 Days to Freedom interweaves rare documentary footage with personal reminiscences and contemporary video moving presidents and pundits into the wings leaving center stage for the hostages and those who knew them well. To watch this film is to vividly relive the euphoria of release.
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