Stephen Fry
Director, Actor
Films to Buy on DVD
A Bit of Fry and Laurie (TV Series) (1986-1995)- A longrunning and consistently inventive sketch series by British funnymen Hugh Laurie (HOUSE M.D.) and Stephen Fry (WILDE), who manage to outbaffle…
- DVD $29.95, $29.95, $29.95, $39.95
Jeeves and Wooster (TV Series) (1990-1993)
- The novels of P G Wodehouse are brought to life by the talents and comic rapport of Stephen Fry (as butler Jeeves) and Hugh Laurie (as English dandy…
- DVD $24.95, $24.95, $24.95, $24.95
Stalag Luft (1993)- Made–for–TV POW spoof could easily be dubbed 'The Worst Escape'; it stars Stephen Fry as a would–be escapee whose many attempts at…
- DVD $24.95
Civil Action, A (1999)- Fact–based account of a protracted courtroom duel between two corporations and small–town folk, whose children have been affected by…
- DVD $19.95
Blackadder - Back and Forth (1999)- The old gang return for a one–off episode, whereby a present–day Lord Blackadder steps into a time–machine for a jaunt back through…
- DVD $14.95
Gormenghast (TV Mini-series) (2000)- Immaculately designed – if somewhat overstated – BBC rendition of Mervyn Peake's cult novel set in an immense castle where the…
- DVD $39.95
Gosford Park (2001)- A handsome recital of Agatha Christie–style whodunnit and ‘upstairs–downstairs’ class–drama set in the confines of an English…
- DVD
$29.95$14.95 | Poster (VG) $12.95 
Blackadder's A Christmas Carol (2002)- Version of Charles Dickens' Christmas classic, completely Blackadder–ised for your viewing pleasure.
- DVD $29.95
Le Divorce (2003)- Neither romantic escapism nor French farce American–style, this comedy from ‘prestige’ partnership Merchant–Ivory can’t find shape or a…
- DVD $19.95
Bright Young Things (2003)- Set among the aspirant youth of 1930s Britain, this fresh satirical comedy marks a promising debut for dir. Fry, even if the drama is sliced a little…
- DVD $29.95
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