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84 Charing Cross Road
$6.43 - $14.79 at 6 store(s)
While searching for rare English books, New York writer Helene Hanff's (Anne Bancroft) letter to a London bookstore, run by Frank Doel (Anthony Hopkins), begins a relationship between the two that spans two decades and two continents. Although their personalities and cultures are miles apart, their friendship blossoms into a deeper affection. Bancroft's performance earned her the BAFTA award, the British equivalent of the Oscar. Based on James Roose-Evans's play, which was based on Helene Hanff's memoir.
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Frontlines: The Men and the Battles - War Comes to America
$3.81 - $9.98 at 3 store(s)
The documentary series FRONTLINE combines first-person eyewitness accounts and one-of-a-kind archival footage to recreate history's most famous battles. The volume of the program entitled "War Comes to America" specifically hones in on the events that shaped and defined the course of the Pacific Theater during World War II, including the horrific attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese, the subsequent expansion by Japan to numerous islands in the Pacific, and the turning of the tide by American troops at such key locales as the Aleutian Islands and Midway Island.
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Ira & Abby
$8.74 - $10.07 at 3 store(s)
Just as in KISSING JESSICA STEIN, IRA & ABBY is an affectionate ode to love among neurotic New Yorkers. Actress Jennifer Westfeldt co-wrote the script for the 2002 film KISSING JESSICA STEIN, and she has penned another slightly skewed romantic comedy with this enjoyable film. A dozen years of analysis aren't enough to rid Ira (Chris Messina, SIX FEET UNDER) of all his neuroses, and his on-again, off-again relationship with his girlfriend isn't doing anything to help matters. A desire for change sends him to the nearest gym, where he meets easygoing Abby (Westfeldt, NOTES FROM THE UNDERBELLY). The two immediately click, and she unexpectedly proposes marriage and he--even more unexpectedly--agrees. Their coupling seems ideal until Ira discovers that he's her third husband, and his fears begin to take over their relationship. <br> <br> Ira and Abby inhabit Woody Allen's New York: a city filled with neurotic people, their analysts, and the those who love them. Westfeldt's characters might seem familiar to f...
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Three's Company - Season 3
$19.70 - $30.99 at 3 store(s)
John Ritter, Joyce DeWitt, and Suzanne Somers star in the third season of TV's THREE'S COMPANY. Aspiring chef Jack Tripper has told landlord Mr. Roper that he is gay in order to peacefully cohabitate with his two attractive female roommates. As a result, Jack constructs a web of lies which proves almost impossible to unravel. Loveable air head Chrissy (Somers) and sexy Janet (DeWitt) add to the mis-communication and make things worse. As a well-known physical comedian, Ritter's outlandish expressions, gestures, and mannerisms deliver reliable laughs. <br> <br> The third season of THREE'S COMPANY includes such classics as "Double Date," in which Mr. Roper overhears Jack arranging a date with a woman; "The Fast," is which Chrissie and Janet make a deal with Jack by promising will give up food if Jack gives up women; "My Sister's Keeper" sees Janet getting the wrong impression when Jack keeps her sister Jenny out until all hours; and "The Bake-Off," which finds Chrissie secretly devouring Jack's pie.
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