Is "Das Diadem" the same thing as the Schluessel film?MRotten wrote:The Avengers Complete Collection; Bonus Disc Extras -Dandy Forsdyke wrote:Two Qs
Do we know what's on the bonus disc yet?
Is the complete box set a limited edition?
The Golden Schlussel - rare short film starring Diana Rigg
The Mini-Killers - 4 part short film mini-series starring Diana Rigg
The Avengers - Series 5 + 6 replacement discs
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I might be jmping the gun here and have no inside knowledge, but I bet the answer to this question, is "not a chance"
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I think the big box set is an item that will separate the mice from the men as far as Avengers fandom goes. I will purchase it. I won't be able to resist. Gotta have the bonus disc, that's all there is to it.supersimon wrote:I might be jmping the gun here and have no inside knowledge, but I bet the answer to this question, is "not a chance"
I'm intrigued by the review of the locations documentary which the review details as being:
"A 15 minute featurette shot especially for this disc by Optimum Releasing, showcasing London"
Will this be a "clips show"? or by "specially shot" do they mean they have produced something entirely new? Do Optimum have a history of producing short documentaries? Will the producers treat the Avengers as fans would? The review does call it "Delightful" so i'm intrigued.
"A 15 minute featurette shot especially for this disc by Optimum Releasing, showcasing London"
Will this be a "clips show"? or by "specially shot" do they mean they have produced something entirely new? Do Optimum have a history of producing short documentaries? Will the producers treat the Avengers as fans would? The review does call it "Delightful" so i'm intrigued.
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Well Alan now I'm more intrigued! As a Christmas treat are you able to upload some images from this extra feature? Or perhaps a clip? If we can't have the box set for Christmas due to the problems with the discs perhaps we can all enjoy a mini Avengers Christmas present. Ofcourse I could just be foolishly wishful!
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Sorry for the delay in getting back to you on this – i had to ask permission to show a clip of the show.Shanet wrote:Well Alan now I'm more intrigued! As a Christmas treat are you able to upload some images from this extra feature? Or perhaps a clip? If we can't have the box set for Christmas due to the problems with the discs perhaps we can all enjoy a mini Avengers Christmas present. Ofcourse I could just be foolishly wishful!
“Wish you were here – the top 10 London Locations” came about from an idea Jaz had to put together a locations then and now featurette for the DVD release of the show. Personally i know (or knew) very little about the locations used in the series but Jaz put together information on the London locations and myself and a couple of others spent several weekends and free evenings in the mews and streets of London filming away. We’ve tried to recreate certain shots and have put a framework around the whole thing as a “Top Ten” type show.
Ofourse all the hard work was done by the Avengerland website and Chris Ryan in his book – where from these the episode info and location details were drawn from in Jaz’s list – both of these are credited in the end creds for the show - all we did was turn up and film them!
There is one location featured – a London street – where in the original clip (from 1968) there’s a silver Jaguar parked. Strangely when we recreated the shot in exactly the same private parking spot was a silver Jaguar of a more modern vintage.
I found it fascinating to find out more about these locations and i was amazed at how close some of them are to very busy areas of central London. I also still have bruises from having laid down on cobbled mews trying to replicate a few shots. My only comfort is that perhaps John Hough once did the same...
We hope you like the results.
Here’s the clip link
http://vimeo.com/18530804