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£11.93 |
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£15.79You Save: £3.86 |
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Aspect Ratio 16:9 |
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English for the hard of hearing
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| Release Date: |
05 March 2007 |
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In stock | Usually dispatched within 24 hours
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America's frontier and pioneer days have given rise to its most enduring legends. An era celebrated by pulp novels and Hollywood blockbusters alike, it has created its own myths of sheriffs, gunslingers, outlaws, cowboys and native 'Indians'. This acclaimed drama-documentary series re-evaluates three of the best-known tales of the West, uncovering secrets and revealing twists more gripping and exciting than fiction could ever dream up..
Custer's Last Stand:
General George Armstrong Custer's death at the Battle of Little Bighorn 1876 has given rise to a hundred myths. Was he killed by lance, arrow, tomahawk or bullet? Was he the first or last to die? Presenting a radical new picture of the battle, this film tells the story of a driven man with dark secrets and fatal rivalries.
Billy The Kid:
Escapologist, lover, joker, father, charmer - everyone loved Billy, but by the time William Bonney died at the age of 21, he had killed at least six men. Drawing from letters and official records, this film reveals an amazing truth and why the Wild West's most infamous son may yet receive a pardon.
The Gunfight At The Ok Corral:
The gunfight at the OK Corral made Wyatt Earp a great American hero. But, was Earp a villain or a hero? This film recreates the 30 seconds of mayhem that have become so synonymous with the Wild West and the simmering resentments of the 24 hours that led up to it.
