wanted LONDON NIGHTS dvd

[wayne]

Where can i buy a copy of London nights on DVD?.

[alec]

See my answer below

[wayne]

Sorry alec didnt see your post!!

okay anyone know where to get an english version. (unless the french audio on the link below is only the talking and not the moaning)

[alec]

I don't think there is an English DVD of this one.

[magoo]

The VHS I had was French. And to be honest it looked as if it was made in france with a few shots of london filmed from inside a car edited in afterwards between the sex scenes. Thats if we are talking about the same film.

[Mindless Bush lackey]

sily question for you magoo... the audio was french so was just the dialogue dubbed or everything dubbed over e.g. the rumpy pumpy. As you can tell i wasnt sure how to phrase that!

[magoo]

It was ages ago so I cant be 100% sure but I think the whole soundtrack was dubbed. Then again the original soundtrack was probably not english anyway.

[alec]

The scenes involving Kirstyn, Nikki Platts and Nathalie were definitely filmed at Kirstyn's place - same as in the Rocco and Buttman films and the dialogue would have been in English. Roy Alexandre was the director. The Dorothy scene in the car with Wilde Oscar was probably filmed in the US, though she is an East European. One of the Lea Martini scenes was probably filmed in London. The other could have been filmed anywhere - hotel room type of scene.

I'm struggling to to remember the soundtrack of the version I saw, but I think the original soundtrack was probably in English. Don't be misled by the fact that the DVD is released by Marc Dorcel. They release a lot of American films in French only - probably to do with the rights and not competing with the original releases.

[magoo]

I had noticed that french tv shows a lot of US films from the likes of Sin City which carry the VMD logo infront of the credits. I agree its most likely that Dorcell owns only the rights for french language versions only. I must admit to being dissapointed many a time with french tv guides as I expected one of Dorcells originals from the early nineties such as the first Dorcell movie I ever saw Les Putes de l'autoroute and another good one was a Silence of The Lambs take-off with Deborah Welles I think it was called Delit de Seduction.

I am off on a nostalgic ramble again.

[alec]

Both good films, especially Putes d'autoroute.