Stewart Granger Collection [DVD]

Of all the British film greats to emerge from the late 1930s, none made such a lasting impact on the costume drama, epic adventure or melodramatic tear-jerker than Stewart Granger.

Acting was in the family�s heritage--Granger�s grandfather was the celebrated stage tragedian Luigi Leblanche. It was prophetic that he would inherit his grandfather�s dashing good looks, confident acting style and name.

Born James Leblanche Stewart in London on 6th May 1913, his first professional ambition was a career in medicine but hastily decided it wasn�t the life for him and left before completing his preparatory studies. Bewitched by tales of his famous relation, he decided to cement a blossoming interest in acting.

This DVD collection showcases some of the films that made Stewart Granger famous including:The Lamp Still Burns, Love Story, Fanny by Gaslight, Madonna of the Seven Moons, Waterloo Road, Caesar and Cleopatra, Caravan, The Magic Bow, Captain Boycott, Blanche Fury, Woman Hater, Adam and Evelyne

United Kingdom released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital Stereo ), English ( Mono ), English ( Subtitles ), SPECIAL FEATURES: Box Set, Interactive Menu, Multi-DVD Set, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: Adam and Evelyne (1949) Songwriter Dave Seville transforms singing chipmunks Alvin, Simon and Theodore into pop sensations--while the out-of-control trio lays waste to Dave's home, wreaks havoc with his career, and turns Dave's once-orderly life upside-down.

Blanche Fury (1948) Victorian Melodrama. Man obsessed with idea of proving that he is the rightful owner of an estate will stop at nothing, even murder, to achieve it.

Caesar and Cleopatra (1945) Caesar and Cleopatra is a reasonably direct transcript from Shaw's play written in 1898.

Captain Boycott (1947) Story of Irish tenant-farmers' fight against oppressive land agents.

Fanny by Gaslight (1944) Born and bred as an illegitimate child in a London pleasure haunt, Fanny becomes a lady's maid in Belgravia, not realising the master of the house is her real father.

The Lamp Still Burns (1943) From 'One pair of Hands' by Monica Dickens. Successful architect Hilary Clark decides to become a nurse. Film follows her training and the demands of nursing. She falls in love with a patient but decides to give up her love for the sake of nursing.

Love Story (1944) Romantic drama: A young pianist is told she has only a few months to live, so she goes to Cornwall to enjoy what is left of life, there she meets a young man who will eventually go blind; each keep their secrets to themselves.

Madonna of the Seven Moons (1945) Maddalena has a dual personali...The Stewart Granger Collection - 12-DVD Set ( Adam and Evelyne / Blanche Fury / Caesar and Cleopatra / Captain Boycott / Fanny by Gaslight / The Lamp Still Burns / Love Story / Madonna of the Seven Moons / The Magic Bow / Waterloo Road / Wo