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Happy Birthday Robert Vaughn
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Happy Birthday
Robert Vaughn
And many more to Come
Happy Birthday Robert Vaughn
Nov. 22nd, 2012 10:24 amjkkitty.livejournal.comHappy Birthday
Robert Vaughn
And many more to Come
For Vaughn Fans - The Lieutenant on DVD
Aug. 25th, 2012 08:12 pmkitty4940.livejournal.comWarner Brothers is making The Lieutenant available on a "made to order" basis. For some reason, it is being marketed as two parts instead of the entire series together. Each part is being sold for $39.95.
For those who aren't familiar with The Lieutenant, here is WB's description of the Part 1 episodes with the link:
A man of war. A time of fragile peace. This is the set-up for Gene Roddenberry’s The Lieutenant, the tale of a brash and charming Marine lieutenant (2001: A Space Odyssey’s Gary Lockwood) serving at Camp Pendleton under a steely, button-down captain (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’s Robert Vaughn). The Lieutenant is packed full of themes, tropes, and quirks that Roddenberry would further explore in his next series, Star Trek. Lockwood’s William Tiberius Rice (yes, Tiberius!) is every bit the charming devil, but that’s just the glossy veneer that covers his firm commitment to Corps and Country. While Vaughn’s Captain Rambridge has the reasoning and the seasoning to keeps Rice in line when his passions overflow. TV greats James Gregory (Barney Miller) and Richard Anderson (The Six Million Dollar Man) enjoy recurring roles and a young Richard Donner (Superman, Lethal Weapon) directs many an episode. 16-Episodes, 4-Disc Collection.
http://www.wbshop.com/product/lieutenant+t
Here is WB's description of Part 2 with the link:
For Vaughn Fans - The Lieutenant on DVD
Aug. 25th, 2012 08:12 pmkitty4940.livejournal.comWarner Brothers is making The Lieutenant available on a "made to order" basis. For some reason, it is being marketed as two parts instead of the entire series together. Each part is being sold for $39.95.
For those who aren't familiar with The Lieutenant, here is WB's description of the Part 1 episodes with the link:
A man of war. A time of fragile peace. This is the set-up for Gene Roddenberry’s The Lieutenant, the tale of a brash and charming Marine lieutenant (2001: A Space Odyssey’s Gary Lockwood) serving at Camp Pendleton under a steely, button-down captain (The Man from U.N.C.L.E.’s Robert Vaughn). The Lieutenant is packed full of themes, tropes, and quirks that Roddenberry would further explore in his next series, Star Trek. Lockwood’s William Tiberius Rice (yes, Tiberius!) is every bit the charming devil, but that’s just the glossy veneer that covers his firm commitment to Corps and Country. While Vaughn’s Captain Rambridge has the reasoning and the seasoning to keeps Rice in line when his passions overflow. TV greats James Gregory (Barney Miller) and Richard Anderson (The Six Million Dollar Man) enjoy recurring roles and a young Richard Donner (Superman, Lethal Weapon) directs many an episode. 16-Episodes, 4-Disc Collection.
http://www.wbshop.com/product/lieutenant+t
Here is WB's description of Part 2 with the link:
McCallum and Vaughn DVD sale
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georgiesmith has some items for sale. Like several of us she needs to bridge a financial gap so buy as many as you can if you see something you like.Her page is here
McCallum and Vaughn DVD sale
Jul. 20th, 2012 02:05 pmglennagirl.livejournal.comgeorgiesmith has some items for sale. Like several of us she needs to bridge a financial gap so buy as many as you can if you see something you like.Her page is here
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