"Director: Adrian Munsey"

• Clinton And Clintons | DVD | (27/10/2014) from £13.48   |  Saving you £N/A (N/A%)   |  RRP £N/A

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  A 20th ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE TO ˜THE PEOPLE'S PRINCESS' A bumper boxed set featuring five fascinating documentaries: DIANA: A MODEL PRINCESS DIANA: A PORTRAIT PRINCESS DIANA: IN THE NAME OF LOVE PRINCESS DIANA: THE UNCROWNED QUEEN REMEMBERING PRINCESS DIANA She was the dazzling ˜People's Princess' and ˜the most famous woman in the world', and with her death in a car crash in 1997 at the age of only 36 a landmark chapter in British royal history came to an abrupt and tragic end. A shocked world mourned a princess whose life had been beset by unhappiness, betrayal and controversy but was also one of exceptional achievements. Now, in the year that marks the 20th anniversary of her passing, there couldn't be a better time to reassess and celebrate the life and legacy of a remarkable young woman who played such a major role in reshaping the British royal family. Fascinating, sensitive yet revealing, and packed with exclusive interviews and extensive film footage, these five documentaries present a comprehensive yet intimate portrait of Princess Diana: her warmth, empathy and kindness, her love for her sons William and Harry, her tireless commitment to charitable causes, her role as a style icon and the natural charisma and radiance that captivated the world. DIANA: A MODEL PRINCESS Presents an analysis of Diana's unerring sense of style and its impact on a generation of women, along with a focus on the designers and magazine editors who helped her shape it. DIANA: A PORTRAIT Exposes the extreme pressures put on Diana as her marriage disintegrated and her battles to overcome the emotional and physical trauma she suffered on an almost daily basis. Features interviews with Andrew Morton (Diana: Her True Story) and other well-informed commentators. PRINCESS DIANA: IN THE NAME OF LOVE Analyses Diana's desperate search for true love, from her childhood through her unhappy marriage to her tragically early death. Glittering film footage and interviews with royal experts (including Diana's biographer, Sarah Bradford), reveal the private and public Diana. PRINCESS DIANA: THE UNCROWNED QUEEN Presents a reassessment of Diana a few years after her death, especially the legacy of her impact on the increasingly impressive contributions of her two sons, Princes William and Harry. REMEMBERING PRINCESS DIANA More cherished memories of ˜The Princess of Hearts' by those who knew her best.

• Diana: Where Now? | DVD | (01/07/2013) from £4.99   |  Saving you £5.00 (100.20%)   |  RRP £9.99

  This remarkable portrait of Princess Diana examines her life following her divorce from Prince Charles. Drawing from unique sources this programme builds a picture of a beautiful and confident woman, assailed by personal doubts and uncertainties, but still achieving great good for her family, herself and the world she added so much to.

• Diana: A Portrait | DVD | (29/04/2013) from £7.79   |  Saving you £2.20 (28.24%)   |  RRP £9.99

  A portrait of Princess Diana, posing questions about her relationship with Charles and the future of the monarchy. The programme includes an interview with royal biographer Andrew Morton as well as exclusive material from Diana's personal archives.

• HM The Queen - A Lifetime of Service | DVD | (26/10/2015) from £4.79   |  Saving you £6.20 (129.44%)   |  RRP £10.99

  Queen Elizabeth II - the sixth queen regnant and 63rd sovereign of Britain. She can trace her ancestry beyond the Hanoverians, Stuarts, Tudors, Plantagenets and Normans, back to the Saxon kings of the Dark Ages. Her long reign has seen astonishing social changes in Britain and the world. Elizabeth's accession heralded a post-war era of golden promise, but the new Elizabethan age did not quite materialise. Britain moved slowly from wartime ration books to the austerity of the early Cold War years. Then the swinging 60's brought prosperity and new liberal attitudes epitomised by the pop music of the times. It was also the decade when the Queen and Prince Philip completed their family. Prince Charles and Princess Anne - born before the accession - were joined by Prince Andrew in 1960 and Prince Edward in 1964. Princess Margaret married in 1960 and had two children, David and Sarah. The Royal Family looked happy and secure - so much so that they agreed to take part in a ground-breaking television documentary in 1969. Throughout the personal turbulence of her reign, the Queen has remained faultless in her public duties at home and abroad. As constitutional monarch, she has advised twelve Prime Ministers, from Churchill to Cameron. As head of state, she has travelled widely at the request of the British government of the day. Around a third of her overseas visits have been to the Commonwealth. She is Queen in sixteen countries as well as being Head of the Commonwealth, a free association of 53 countries. After the storms of the 1990's and the loss of her mother and sister ten years ago, the Queen will end her reign in happier times. Her grandchildren bring a promise of a restored future for the monarchy, celebrated by the events of the Diamond Jubilee.

• Inner Landscapes | DVD | (23/03/2015) from £7.89   |  Saving you £5.10 (39.30%)   |  RRP £12.99

  Showing some of Britain's most stunning landscapes set against a meticulously chosen arrangement of complementary music, producer and composer Adrian Munsey (The New Royals, OXI An Act Of Resistance) presents Inner Landscapes a remarkable collection of short geographical journeys. Performed by the English Sinfonia and The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, this visually and aurally stunning work displays Adrian's composing talents and skill for producing film, taking inspiration from his connection with landscapes of extraordinary beauty. Adrian's life-long passion and artistic skill is combined in this wonderful compilation released on DVD for the very first time. Made at the Royal College of Art 1969-1971, Inner Landscapes presents five poignant explorations of nature and music, shot at some of Britain's most stunning prehistoric, Celtic and medieval locations as well as coastal and agricultural spots: The Sky Inside: Shot in Bamburgh, Dunstanburgh Castle and on Holy Island Incognito: Shot on Harris and Lewis Forgotten: Shot at Callanish on the island of Harris A Wilder Sky: To commemorate the 100th Anniversary of RADA. Photographs by Cambridge Jones My Film: Shot on Bamburgh Beach, Holy Island, Wayland's Smithy, Stonehenge, Burrowbridge, Glastonbury and multiple landscapes in Berkshire, Wiltshire and the West Country. Made at the Film School of the Royal College of Art, Adrian's MA degree film was immediately passed by the late BAFTA awarded director Clive Donner (A Christmas Carol, What's New Pussycat) and went on to be remarked as the film that ˜Out Godarded Godard' by Professor Colin Young (Royal College of Art). Inner Landscapes juxtaposes serene imagery with harmonic melodies, voyaging on a musical journey through inspirational landscapes.