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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  THE FULL MONTY - Six unemployed men inspired by a touring group of male strippers decide they can make a small fortune by putting on a striptease show of their own — but with one small difference They intend to go the “full monty” and strip completely naked! In this hilarious heartfelt comedy these six friends discover the inner strength to bare it all in front of the world This enchantingly funny crowd-pleasing comedy features the music of Donna Summer Gary Glitter Sister Sledge and Tom Jones HISTORY BOYS - The History Boys is a brilliant beguiling and extraordinarily entertaining British comedy In the mid 1980s in a grey and grim northern Grammar school a select number of very bright boys are desperately trying to pass the Oxbridge entrance exams What evolves is a story that effortlessly illustrates the bravado humour and vulnerability of teenagers as they navigate their way to adulthood

Double bill of British hit movies. 'The Full Monty' (1997) stars Robert Carlyle as unemployed Sheffield steelworker Gaz who hatches a plan to make his fortune after witnessing the hysteria generated by male strippers The Chippendales. Along with pal Dave (Mark Addy), he forms a strip act made up of a mixed bunch including depressed security guard Lomper (Steve Huison) and their former foreman, Gerald (Tom Wilkinson). Once they have practiced their routine they set out to reclaim their dignity by going 'the full monty' in their act. In 'The History Boys' (2006), adapted from the play by Alan Bennett, eight bright history students in the mid-1980s are pursuing an undergraduate place at the country's two finest universities. Their headmaster is obsessed with breaking into the ranks of those schools that regularly send boys up to Oxford and Cambridge and enlists Irwin (Stephen Campbell Moore), a shrewd newcomer, to coach the boys into intellectual shape for the trials ahead. Will any of them win a place at the illustrious universities?