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Greyfriars Bobby (1960) (Disney) [VHS]
starring: Donald Crisp, Laurence Naismith, Alex Mackenzie, Duncan Macrae, Gordon Jackson
directed by: Don Chaffey
directed by: Don Chaffey
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Audience Rating: Universal, suitable for all
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 5024165857977 Format: Closed-captioned, PAL Label: Walt Disney Home Video Manufacturer: Walt Disney Home Video Number Of Discs: 1 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Walt Disney Home Video Release Date: October 04, 1999 Running Time: 86 minutes Studio: Walt Disney Home Video Theatrical Release Date: July 17, 1961 |
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Price: £12.97 Prices subject to change.Used Price: £8.79 Collectible Price: £10.49 Third Party New Price: £12.97 |
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Amazon.co.uk Review:
Greyfriars Bobby was released in 1961, the same year as The Absent-Minded Professor and The Parent Trap. Greyfriars Bobby epitomises the heart-on-its-sleeve sentimentality that was the special preserve of the Disney Studio. Based on a true story, the film follows the adventures of a wee Skye terrier who refuses to be separated from his master, even in death. Bobby sleeps on the old man's grave in the cemetery of Greyfriars church; he won't be driven away by Mr Brown, the groundskeeper (Donald Crisp), or adopted by Mr Trail (Laurence Naismith), the kindly restaurant owner. Bobby wins over both men, as well as the children in the neighbourhood tenements. When a priggish policeman charges Mr Trail with harbouring an unlicensed stray, the case becomes a tempest in a dog dish. Greyfriars Bobby offers handsome vistas of Edinburgh; however, even at 91 minutes the pace is meandering. Crisp and Naismith offer engaging performances as the reluctant friends (and rivals for Bobby's affection). Suitable for all ages. --Charles Solomon, Amazon.com
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- Have it on dvdWanted to get to my gran on VHS, pleased to find you can still get it and good quality. Great old film you cry at and watch again and again
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- A classic film for families with a heart and dog loversHaving been to Edinburgh and seen the statue of Bobby, this film had some meaning for me. Film makers - including Disney - just don't make films like this anymore, probably because society has changed so much since this was filmed in 1960.
There is no violence, no swearing, the dog is real, and there is no animation or special effects - it's a sweet film that'll gently tug on your heart strings. It's innocence is so very touching and it's a classic example of the type of films my parents ... Read More
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- I love the BobbyI am English and moved up to Scotland to be with my boyfriend. As part of immersing me in Scottish folklore and history, I was taken to the pub, Greyfriars Bobby, and read the story.
I then ordered the video from Amazon. Superb. I have watched it dozens of times, cried everytime.
Excellent film only let down by a few historical glitches which don't follow the real story.
Well worth viewing.
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- Greyfriars BobbyI saw this film on tv many years ago and always enjoyed it. Living not many miles from Edinburgh I have visited the actual graveyard and seen the statue to the dog "Bobby". I have taken my kids and explained the story to them and they were fasinated by it.
Although not a dog lover this is one film that brings home to me how man and dog really can understand each other and form a relationship between each other that at times is not easy for others to understand.
My girlfriend, after watching ... Read More
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- Perfectly DelightfulAn amazing movie that takes a legend and makes it so real.
Though the terrier used was not a skye, little 'Bobby' manages to convince us he is just that-a loyal, playful, intelligent skye. I have watched this movie so many times and still continue to enjoy it again and again. The only non anamation disney that left its mark since childhood. My ALL TIME FAVORITE.
I highly recommend it to everyone.
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