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Horrible Histories - Specials 2 DVD

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SENSATIONAL SHAKESPEARE Tom Stourton stars as the Bard, as we find out about his humble beginnings, his glove-making father and his early life as an actor. Packed with laughs, facts and quizzes, the show ends with a song featuring every one of his plays. STAGGERING STORYTELLERS Who was the best literary detective? What was the first ever story? Why was Dickens treated like a pop star in America? In its own distinctive and irreverently accurate style, Staggering Storytellers takes a look at some of literature's greatest works and history's wackiest writers. THE... GRISLY GREAT FIRE OF LONDON In true Horrible Histories fashion, this special episode explores the disaster and the events that surrounded it. We see how London's Mayor preferred to stay in bed during the fire because he'd been partying the night before, and how Samuel Pepys rushed to bury his parmesan cheese for safety. [show more]

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Released
12 September 2016
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
2entertain 
Classification
Runtime
90 minutes 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5051561041419 
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Collection of three special episodes from the award-winning CBBC history show. Based on the best-selling children's books the series offers an anarchic and unconventional take on some of history's most gruesome and funny moments. This instalment chronicles the beginnings of William Shakespeare (Tom Stourton)'s career, looks at some famous writers and explores events surrounding the Great Fire of London. The episodes are: 'Sensational Shakespeare', 'Staggering Storytellers' and 'The Grisly Great Fire of London'.

Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. Sensational Shakespeare Tom Stourton stars as the Bard, as we find out about his humble beginnings, his glove-making father and his early life as an actor. Packed with laughs, facts and quizzes, the show ends with a song featuring every one of his plays. Staggering Storytellers Who was the best literary detective? What was the first ever story? Why was Dickens treated like a pop star in America? In its own distinctive and irreverently accurate style, Staggering Storytellers takes a look at some of literature’s greatest works and history’s wackiest writers. The Grisly Great Fire of London In true Horrible Histories fashion, this special episode explores the disaster and the events that surrounded it. We see how London’s Mayor preferred to stay in bed during the fire because he’d been partying the night before, and how Samuel Pepys rushed to bury his parmesan cheese for safety. About the Actor Sensational Shakespeare Tom Stourton stars as the Bard, as we find out about his humble beginnings, his glove-making father and his early life as an actor. Packed with laughs, facts and quizzes, the show ends with a song featuring every one of his plays. Staggering Storytellers Who was the best literary detective? What was the first ever story? Why was Dickens treated like a pop star in America? In its own distinctive and irreverently accurate style, Staggering Storytellers takes a look at some of literature’s greatest works and history’s wackiest writers. The Grisly Great Fire Of London In true Horrible Histories fashion, this special episode explores the disaster and the events that surrounded it. We see how London’s Mayor preferred to stay in bed during the fire because he’d been partying the night before, and how Samuel Pepys rushed to bury his parmesan cheese for safety.