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1.Hear My Song [1991] starring: Ned Beatty, Adrian Dunbar, Shirley Anne Field, Tara Fitzgerald, William Hootkins directed by: Peter Chelsom
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It doesn't matter if you have never heard of this Irish tenor, or even like that kind of music, this is a marvelously warm film. Adrian Dunbar is a promoter of a club, in the UK, who normally books look-a-likes, however after several disasters he decides to find the man himself - Josef Locke (yes, this is the correct spelling). He travels to Ireland and after some searching he finally meets him and persuades him to come back and do one last performance. The reason for Josef being in Ireland is to avoid UK tax, of which he owes an undisclosed amount. With the UK police trying to catch him this is a more than pleasant caper. (And I bet you can't help humming the main theme, "Hear my song") PS Don't miss the cow and the well ... Read More:

2.Funny Bones [1995] starring: Oliver Platt, Jerry Lewis, Lee Evans, Leslie Caron, Richard Griffiths directed by: Peter Chelsom October 21, 2002
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £1.00
I have yet to actually meet someone else outside our family who has seen this masterpiece. It is a work of genius. It's hugely funny , worrying, sad, tragic and uplifting - and there aren't too many film you can say that about. The breadth of strange talent on display is staggering. The one man marching band who uses no instruments and the biscuit tin tap dancer to name but two. The leads are universally excellent. Oliver Platt went on to do wonderful work (see The Imposters)and Lee Evans has never been funnier. leslie Caron is gorgeous, Jerry Lewis is bravely unlikeable and even the dog "Toast" has character. The film for me is stolen by the two older performers, Freddie Davies and George Carl who have gravity, ... Read More:

3.Serendipity [2002] starring: John Cusack\|Kate Beckinsale\|Molly Shannon\|Jeremy Piven directed by: Peter Chelsom October 07, 2002
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This is a great feel good romance to be enjoyed by big boys and girls alike, curled up together on the sofa. It is all about fate and whether two people are meant to be together. The signs are always there to guide us in love and life, but will you see them or be able to read them? John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale who take excellent parts, are out Christmas shopping and meet when both try to buy the last pair of black gloves in Bloomingdales. Destiny has brought them together and they hit it off straight away. They go for a coffee, spend a little time together and both feel that there is something special between them, but neither is free! The gorgeous Miss Beckinsale, full of fun and life, hits on a plan to let fate decide ... Read More:

4.The Mighty [1998] starring: Harry Dean Stanton, Gena Rowlands, Elden Henson, Douglas Bisset, Joseph Perrino directed by: Peter Chelsom September 07, 2000
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £0.58
This is a superb film that, inexplicably, is not well known. A gentle giant of a boy who has been almost irrevocably damaged by terrible events in his childhood is brought back to life by a small disabled boy. This disabled boy is given a chance to see the world - and live in his own world with this huge companion. It is funny, sweet and very emotional - but never in a contrived manner. How it didn't get an Oscar - or Elden Henson (the actor who plays Max Kane) didn't get an Oscar I'll never understand. See it - and enjoy.

5.Town And Country [2001] starring: Warren Beatty, Diane Keaton, Andie MacDowell, Garry Shandling, Jenna Elfman directed by: Peter Chelsom March 11, 2002
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £0.75
This is a superb film that, inexplicably, is not well known. A gentle giant of a boy who has been almost irrevocably damaged by terrible events in his childhood is brought back to life by a small disabled boy. This disabled boy is given a chance to see the world - and live in his own world with this huge companion. It is funny, sweet and very emotional - but never in a contrived manner. How it didn't get an Oscar - or Elden Henson (the actor who plays Max Kane) didn't get an Oscar I'll never understand. See it - and enjoy.

6.Serendipity [2002] starring: John Cusack, Kate Beckinsale, Lilli Lavine, Michael Guarino Jr., Abdul Alshawish directed by: Peter Chelsom
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This is a great feel good romance to be enjoyed by big boys and girls alike, curled up together on the sofa. It is all about fate and whether two people are meant to be together. The signs are always there to guide us in love and life, but will you see them or be able to read them? John Cusack and Kate Beckinsale who take excellent parts, are out Christmas shopping and meet when both try to buy the last pair of black gloves in Bloomingdales. Destiny has brought them together and they hit it off straight away. They go for a coffee, spend a little time together and both feel that there is something special between them, but neither is free! The gorgeous Miss Beckinsale, full of fun and life, hits on a plan to let fate decide if they ... Read More:

7.Funny Bones [1995] starring: Oliver Platt, Jerry Lewis, Lee Evans, Leslie Caron, Richard Griffiths directed by: Peter Chelsom October 21, 2002
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £0.25
I have yet to actually meet someone else outside our family who has seen this masterpiece. It is a work of genius. It's hugely funny , worrying, sad, tragic and uplifting - and there aren't too many film you can say that about. The breadth of strange talent on display is staggering. The one man marching band who uses no instruments and the biscuit tin tap dancer to name but two. The leads are universally excellent. Oliver Platt went on to do wonderful work (see The Imposters)and Lee Evans has never been funnier. leslie Caron is gorgeous, Jerry Lewis is bravely unlikeable and even the dog "Toast" has character. The film for me is stolen by the two older performers, Freddie Davies and George Carl who have gravity, dignity and comic ... Read More:

8.Shall We Dance? [2004] starring: Richard Gere, Jennifer Lopez, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, Anita Gillette directed by: Peter Chelsom June 20, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £39.99
I have yet to actually meet someone else outside our family who has seen this masterpiece. It is a work of genius. It's hugely funny , worrying, sad, tragic and uplifting - and there aren't too many film you can say that about. The breadth of strange talent on display is staggering. The one man marching band who uses no instruments and the biscuit tin tap dancer to name but two. The leads are universally excellent. Oliver Platt went on to do wonderful work (see The Imposters)and Lee Evans has never been funnier. leslie Caron is gorgeous, Jerry Lewis is bravely unlikeable and even the dog "Toast" has character. The film for me is stolen by the two older performers, Freddie Davies and George Carl who have gravity, dignity and comic ... Read More:

9.Hear My Song starring: Brian Flanagan, Constance Cowley, Marie Mullen, Phil Kelly, Jean Blanchflower directed by: Peter Chelsom
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £34.19
It doesn't matter if you have never heard of this Irish tenor, or even like that kind of music, this is a marvelously warm film. Adrian Dunbar is a promoter of a club, in the UK, who normally books look-a-likes, however after several disasters he decides to find the man himself - Josef Locke (yes, this is the correct spelling). He travels to Ireland and after some searching he finally meets him and persuades him to come back and do one last performance. The reason for Josef being in Ireland is to avoid UK tax, of which he owes an undisclosed amount. With the UK police trying to catch him this is a more than pleasant caper. (And I bet you can't help humming the main theme, "Hear my song") PS Don't miss the cow and the well scene. Enjoy

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