THE FAST LADY [RESTORATION] BLU-RAY
James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips and Stanley Baxter give hilarious performances in this highly popular comedy from the early 1960s. Prominently featuring Julie Christie in a very early role, The Fast Lady is featured here as a brand-new High Definition restoration from original film elements in its original theatrical aspect ratio.
Fervent cyclist Murdoch Troon is run unceremoniously off the road by impatient car-driving tycoon Charles Chingford. While tracking down Chingford to give him a piece of his mind, Murdoch falls for his beautiful, car-mad daughter and finds himself talked into buying a 1927 vintage Red Label Speed Bentley in order to impress her. But first, he must learn how to drive!
SPECIAL FEATURES
[] Theatrical trailer
[] Image gallery
[] Booklet by Andrew Pixley
James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips and Stanley Baxter give hilarious performances in this highly popular comedy from the early 1960s. Prominently featuring Julie Christie in a very early role, The Fast Lady is featured here as a brand-new High Definition restoration from original film elements in its original theatrical aspect ratio.
Fervent cyclist Murdoch Troon is run unceremoniously off the road by impatient car-driving tycoon Charles Chingford. While tracking down Chingford to give him a piece of his mind, Murdoch falls for his beautiful, car-mad daughter and finds himself talked into buying a 1927 vintage Red Label Speed Bentley in order to impress her. But first, he must learn how to drive!
SPECIAL FEATURES
[] Theatrical trailer
[] Image gallery
[] Booklet by Andrew Pixley
Description
James Robertson Justice, Leslie Phillips and Stanley Baxter give hilarious performances in this highly popular comedy from the early 1960s. Prominently featuring Julie Christie in a very early role, The Fast Lady is featured here as a brand-new High Definition restoration from original film elements in its original theatrical aspect ratio.
Fervent cyclist Murdoch Troon is run unceremoniously off the road by impatient car-driving tycoon Charles Chingford. While tracking down Chingford to give him a piece of his mind, Murdoch falls for his beautiful, car-mad daughter and finds himself talked into buying a 1927 vintage Red Label Speed Bentley in order to impress her. But first, he must learn how to drive!
SPECIAL FEATURES
[] Theatrical trailer
[] Image gallery
[] Booklet by Andrew Pixley
