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A Town Like Alice
from Starmaker Entertainment
starring Helen Morse, Bryan Brown, Gordon Jackson, Dorothy Alison, Yuki Shimoda
directed by David Stevens

Features:

• Color
• Surround Sound
• THX
• Widescreen

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• A Town Like Alice - Simply Fabulous
  I loved this series, when I first watched in on television back in the '80s. Every couple of years I pull the tape off the shelf and re-watch it.
  This is not just for Bryan Brown fans, but for the Gordon Jackson fans in the crowd. Jackson's portrayal of a man who falls in love too late in life, is very touching.
  I would love to see it available on DVD!

• 4 Different Home Video Releases of this Film Read Before You Buy!
  Anybody interested in purchasing this fabulous film on home video VHS should take a close look at which listing for it they are buying. The film was released 4 Different ways on VHS. By two different companies. STARMAKER which put out 3 Types and NEW WORLD which put out 1 version which is the most desirable. They are all the same film in various quality types. A Town Like Alice is NOT yet available on DVD. Here is the info on whats out there on VHS.
  This version the first listed on AMAZON A Town Like... more info

• An utter shame that this movie is not available on DVD!
  I actually was one of the first people to write a review on this site about this film almost 10 years ago, but felt compelled to write again because I just wanted to add my name to what is starting to look like quite the petition here. I am so impressed with and touched by so many other folks' passionate devotion to this film! The video powers-that-be absolutely need to bring this masterpiece to DVD!!! It's an utter shame that this hasn't yet been done considering all the crap that lives on DVD. Yeah... I'm... more info

• A Classic
  Sadly this series doesnt seem to be available on DVD yet, I hope it soon will be. I remember watching it when I was little, when it was first shown on PBS in the states. I loved it, and as I have recently reading about WWII interment camps, i decided to try to find this. It is just as good as I remember, and I still admire the main character Jean, and still have a crush on Joe. Yes and I cried. It really isnt dated or cheesy, it was very well made I think.

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