GEORGE FORMBY COLLECTION - 21 MOVIE COLLECTION ON X2 BLU-RAY'S

GEORGE FORMBY COLLECTION  - 21 MOVIE COLLECTION ON X2 BLU-RAY'S

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This BLU-RAY collection is a treasure trove of vintage films that will transport you back in time. 

THE 21 CLASSIC FILMS

1. BOOTS! BOOTS! (1934) – Black & White
George plays a cheerful hotel boot boy who falls in love with a pretty maid. His attempts to win her heart lead to amusing misunderstandings, musical entertainment and plenty of Lancashire humour.
2. OFF THE DOLE (1935) – Black & White
When an unemployed young man loses his benefits, he finds himself working for his uncle's detective agency. Before long, George becomes mixed up in a criminal investigation, with predictably hilarious consequences.
3. NO LIMIT (1935) – Black & White
George Shuttleworth dreams of becoming a champion motorcycle racer. Despite having little experience, he enters the famous Isle of Man TT races, where his determination, mishaps and extraordinary luck lead to a thrilling adventure.
4. KEEP YOUR SEATS, PLEASE (1936) – Black & White
George discovers that a valuable inheritance is hidden inside one of six chairs. Unfortunately, the chairs have been scattered, sending him on a frantic and hilarious treasure hunt as he tries to recover his fortune.
5. FEATHER YOUR NEST (1937) – Black & White
An accident-prone employee at a record company unexpectedly becomes a musical sensation after passing off another performer's recording as his own. Fame, romance and a succession of comic disasters soon follow.
6. KEEP FIT (1937) – Black & White
A timid hairdresser decides to improve his physique when a handsome rival threatens his romantic ambitions. George takes up physical training and boxing, hoping to prove that courage and determination can overcome muscle and strength.
7. I SEE ICE (1938) – Black & White
Working with a travelling ice-skating show, George invents a miniature camera concealed inside his bow tie. When he accidentally photographs a criminal in a compromising situation, he becomes involved in a hilarious mixture of blackmail, romance and ice-rink escapades.
8. IT'S IN THE AIR (1938) – Black & White
George accidentally finds himself serving in the Royal Air Force, where his complete lack of military discipline causes endless trouble. His attempts to become an airman lead to chaotic training exercises, mistaken identities and aerial comedy.
9. TROUBLE BREWING (1939) – Black & White
An ambitious newspaper employee dreams of becoming a successful reporter. When he stumbles upon a gang of counterfeiters, George sets out to expose the criminals, becoming involved in a fast-moving adventure packed with comic misunderstandings.
10. COME ON GEORGE! (1939) – Black & White
George finds employment working with racehorses and develops a remarkable friendship with a nervous, difficult horse. Convinced the animal has racing potential, he attempts to turn it into a winner, despite numerous obstacles and hilarious setbacks.
11. LET GEORGE DO IT! (1940) – Black & White
Also known as To Hell with Hitler. George, an innocent ukulele-playing entertainer, accidentally travels to Norway and is mistaken for a British secret agent. Before he knows it, he is caught up in wartime espionage and an extraordinary mission against Nazi spies.
12. SPARE A COPPER (1940) – Black & White
George joins the police force during the Second World War, where his unconventional methods create havoc for his superiors. However, when he uncovers a dangerous sabotage plot threatening a British warship, the unlikely policeman gets his chance to become a hero.
13. TURNED OUT NICE AGAIN (1941) – Black & White
George Pearson works in the clothing industry and finds himself caught between his demanding mother and his modern-minded wife. His efforts to keep the family happy while succeeding at work lead to domestic chaos and a succession of musical mishaps.
14. SOUTH AMERICAN GEORGE (1941) – Black & White
George becomes involved in the entertainment business when his resemblance to a famous foreign singer creates an opportunity for mistaken identity. Show-business complications, romance and musical performances follow as he attempts to keep up the deception.
15. MUCH TOO SHY (1942) – Black & White
A bashful village handyman with artistic ambitions becomes involved with a group of art students. When his paintings cause unexpected embarrassment and controversy, George finds himself at the centre of romantic confusion and hilarious misunderstandings.
16. GET CRACKING (1943) – Black & White
George joins the Home Guard during the Second World War and becomes involved in a rivalry between neighbouring units. His mechanical ingenuity produces an extraordinary homemade armoured vehicle, leading to a spectacular and chaotic military exercise.
17. BELL-BOTTOM GEORGE (1944) – Black & White
Rejected for military service, George decides to impersonate a sailor in an attempt to impress his sweetheart. His deception unexpectedly places him in the middle of a dangerous espionage plot, giving him the opportunity to prove himself a genuine wartime hero.
18. HE SNOOPS TO CONQUER (1944) – Black & White
George Gribble, a well-meaning council employee, becomes involved in a local government corruption scandal. When journalists arrive to investigate, George unwittingly helps uncover the truth, exposing dishonest officials through a series of hilarious complications.
19. I DIDN'T DO IT (1945) – Black & White
An aspiring entertainer arrives in London hoping to make his fortune on the stage. However, when a fellow performer is murdered at his theatrical boarding house, George becomes the prime suspect and must clear his name before the police catch up with him.
20. GEORGE IN CIVVY STREET (1946) – Black & White
Returning to civilian life after the war, George becomes involved in running a public house and falls in love with a waitress employed by a rival establishment. Romantic rivalry, business troubles and comic misunderstandings provide plenty of opportunities for his trademark musical humour.
21. THE COMPLETE COLLECTION – Black & White
Twenty-one classic George Formby comedies bringing together his unforgettable screen adventures, cheerful musical performances, cheeky songs and uniquely British humour from 1934 to 1946.

STARRING GEORGE FORMBY
21 CLASSIC COMEDY FILMS
ALL FILMS IN BLACK & WHITE
ORIGINAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE
MP4 VIDEO COLLECTION ON 2 BLU-RAY DISCS

Enjoy the unmistakable charm of one of Britain's best-loved entertainers, featuring classic songs, delightful comedy, memorable characters and a wonderful celebration of British cinema's golden age.

Compatible with all modern TVs, & Blu-ray players, PCs, tablets, and Xbox with A BLU-RAY Player, this collection is perfect for movie nights with friends and family. All movies are in MP4 format, making it easy to watch them on any device.

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