The Sweeney: Series Two (50th Anniversary) (Blu-ray Limited Edition) (Old Gold Media) [UK]
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Artwork is still TBC
Packaging will likely be same or similar to Series One Box Set release a Slipbox with digipack and booklet
In the second season of The Sweeney, newly restored and remastered for the first time in the original TV aspect ratio on Blu-ray, everything is bigger, badder and more action packed. This definitive collector’s boxset will take you right to the heart of it, with a snout's worth of special features and bonus materials thrown in. Watch it or we come in shooting!
Packaging will likely be same or similar to Series One Box Set release a Slipbox with digipack and booklet
In the second season of The Sweeney, newly restored and remastered for the first time in the original TV aspect ratio on Blu-ray, everything is bigger, badder and more action packed. This definitive collector’s boxset will take you right to the heart of it, with a snout's worth of special features and bonus materials thrown in. Watch it or we come in shooting!
- Option to view episodes in original Mono, 5.1 Surround sound, or isolated music only tracks
- Wild Boys Featurette
- Interview with stunt arranger Peter Brayham
- Interview with writer Roger Marshall
- Sweeney! Film trailer with introduction by Lynda Bellingham
- Introduction to Supersnout by Bill Maynard
- Introduction to Big Brother by Gwen Taylor
- Introduction to Poppy by James Booth
- Introduction to Stay Lucky, Eh? by Ken Hutchison
- Introduction to The Trojan Bus by Lynda Bellingham
- Audio Commentary on Chalk and Cheese with Robert Fairclough & Mike Kenwood
- Audio Commentary on Hit & Run with Dennis Waterman and Garfield Morgan
- Booklet
Release date is also TBC as Amazon and Zavvi have different release dates listed and HMV don't yet list a date
Considering that Gold media are new to this game, I suspect it's expensive for them. And if people buy, more chance of getting more archive stuff on blu-ray or even 4k like the newly announced Knight Rider.
As an extra feature, I would have loved to see that play from the 1960s which first paired up John Thaw with Dennis Waterman. They should also have included a black and white one-off drama called The Talking Head featuring John Thaw as an angry critic who is a forerunner to Regan.
Hope you enjoy! Busy working on the artwork for Series 3!
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