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Len801 wrote:
> Sure, blame everything on me.
You should know me by now- it's ALWAYS someone else's fault : -))


> The late Den was a disaster with foreign movies.
Yes, we all beat him up occasionally- but you've been fair and presented the
'case for the defence' as well. And on occasion I've found his breakdowns
more accurate than iafd's : -)


> you can see the different art work and DVD logo (Forum release)
> at the bottom right
Yes, I put on my Extra Super-duper Strong Telescopic specs [with IR night-sight
and targeting-scanner], and I can see it now.

Thanks both.
Now added, with a couple of caveats : -)

My only issue with your movie information is the "2005"
release date shown.
We know the US release was in early 1997, and based on the
performers' activity, we would have to estimate the euro release
at somewhere between 1995 or 1996.
Would it not be more logical and definitely more accurate to say "ca1995/96"
rather than citing a much much later DVD release date?
Sorry for being so passionate and a stickler about such matters.

You put me onto a bunch of other Andano titles.
Re your comment- if you trawl Hungarian/Polish etc. retail sites there are
hundreds of things I couldn't begin to identify, although the casts are
usually familiar enough. Some have made their way West and been reissued/
retitled [example], but I bet there are many more that haven't.

That date is for the DVD.
The alternate title makes the original date explicit.