As I mentioned last month, I have been transferring my collection of
Rita movies to DVD, and am happy to share these with members of the
club.

As I said before, I don't wish to infringe on any copyrights, so I
won't make a copy of anything that can be purchased retail, but just
for those cases where a retail DVD for that region does not exist.
They're for private home use only, not for resale, and I won't make a
profit on them, but will only charge for materials and postage.

I'd like to thank all of you who gave me such glowing feedback
about "The Trap" DVD's that I made. Like you, I'm also very pleased
with the restored color and sharpness. It turned out very nicely
indeed.

This month, I've been able to transfer
* A Taste Of Honey (1961)
* Girl With Green Eyes (1963)
* The Jokers (1967) -- not a Tush film, but a rare comedy
with Rita's co-stars from "The Knack" and "The Trap",
Michael Crawford and Oliver Reed
* Diamonds For Breakfast (1968)
* The Guru (1969)
* The Bed Sitting Room (1969)
* Life Beyond The Box: Margo (2003)


=== THE COMPLETE LIST OF AVAILABLE DVD'S (SO FAR) ===

Movies formatted for USA & Canada:

* A Taste Of Honey (1961)
* The Man Who Fell Apart ("Human Jungle" TV episode) (1964)
* The Trap (1966)
* The Jokers (1967)
* Diamonds For Breakfast (1968)
* The Guru (1969)
* The Bed Sitting Room (1969)
* Life Beyond The Box: Margo (2003)

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Movies formatted for UK & Europe:

* The Leather Boys (1962)
* Girl With Green Eyes (1963)
* The Man Who Fell Apart ("Human Jungle" TV episode) (1964)
* The Trap (1966)
* The Jokers (1967)
* Smashing Time (1967)
* Diamonds For Breakfast (1968)
* The Guru (1969)
* The Bed Sitting Room (1969)
* Life Beyond The Box: Margo (2003)

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Send me an email if you'd like a copy of any of these.
rjd0309@...

If you can't recall the subject matter of a movie, check out the
FILMOGRAPHY file in the group's FILES section for a short synopsys of
each film. (The same synopses can also be found on my Rita fan site,
http://www.ritatushingham.com.)

Addendum -- I sent a complimentary copy of Rita's detested "The Man
Who Fell Apart" to Rita. She has been completely occupied with
family business lately, so I have not heard whether she graciously
accepted the DVD, or stomped on it in disgust, or perhaps used it for
target practice. I'll let you know when I find out.

Cheers,
Robert