Callan: The Colour Years (7 Discs)
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. Edward Woodward gives an electrifying performance as a reluctant professional killer working for British Intelligence. Callan became a national phenomenon in the late 1960s, making Woodward one of the highest profile actors on television and paving the way to his eventual career in America on shows like The Equalizer. Created by James Mitchell (When the Boat Comes In) and exploring the dingy, twilight world of the professional spy, Callan was the antithesis of the James Bond films (back in the days of Connery and Moore) and presented what was, until that point, television's most realistic portrayal of government espionage. This set contains all twenty-two colour episodes from the Thames Television-produced series three and four - the majority of which have been unseen for over twenty years and are available here for the first time. When series three was broadcast it was disrupted and shown out of order - it is included here in its intended order. Actors Edward Woodward, Russell Hunter, Patrick Mower, Anthony Valentine & Lisa Langdon Certificate 15 years and over Year 1970 - 1972 Screen Fullscreen 1.33:1 Languages English - Mono Subtitles None Listed Duration 18 hours and 20 minutes (approx)
All 22 episodes from the third and fourth series of the ITV espionage drama, when the series began to be filmed in colour (from 1970). Edward Woodward stars as David Callan, the reluctant professional killer working for a shadowy branch of the British intelligence services known only as 'The Section'. Episodes are: 'Where Else Could I Go?', 'Summoned to Appear', 'The Same Trick Twice', 'A Village Called G', 'Suddenly - At Home', 'Act of Kindness', 'God Help Your Friends', 'Breakout', 'Amos Green Must Live', 'That'll Be the Day', 'Call Me Sir!', 'First Refusal', 'Rules of the Game', 'If He Can, So Could I', 'None of Your Business', 'Charlie Says It's Goodbye', 'I Never Wanted the Job', 'The Carrier', 'The Contract', 'The Richmond File: Call Me Enemy', 'The Richmond File: Do You Recognise the Woman?' and 'The Richmond File: A Man Like Me'.
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