"No Man's Land" and "Home" (John Gielgud + Ralph Richardson)

[tspnyc]

Hear Hear. I have wanted to BUY No Mans Land for 30 years, but have never found it. It was once available on video, but only in the European version and never on DVD.

[92af]

John Gielgud was so awesome

[Fanfardon]

Does anyone know where I can get No Man's Land on DVD?

[darkhyena]

Gielgud is just so funny as a campy modern fellow. I've only seen him in Shakesperean roles, so this certainly is strange

[racingrubberbiker]

I saw these two great actors performing "No mans land" on stage in the seventies. It was mesmerising and still vividly remembered

[tomelty]

Any chance you could post Home in its entirely, I've always wanted to see that. The BBC did a radio version last month.

[CultureJudge]

A few months ago, the whole of No Man's Land was up on Youtube. No longer. If the poster reads this, any chance of putting it up again?

[tomelty]

As far as I know No Man's Land is now up on Google video.

[troubled186]

@CultureJudge 

[tobyruncorn2]

One of the greatest plays. A challenge and feast for an actor.

[edmame]

currant buns lol

[edmame]

gielgud feels a bit florid for modern char, but gotta love him. richardson adds subtle punctuations to G's "rambling" just turning his neck. a trio of giants, RIP.

[mikemosocw]

TWO HAMS!!

[mangojimmy]

I played the role of the waiter who took the chairs away.

My finest part.

[xwy44x]

I worked on the making of the programme at Granada in 1977.5 days in Studio 12.