Category: Film and TV

Looking for somewhere to take the love of your life this Valentine's Day? You could take he or she to the cinema, taking in a one-day only showing of the 60s classic Breakfast At Tiffany's, which is hitting the big screen nationwide, courtesy of the BFI.

Directed by Blake Edwards and starring George Peppard, Patricia Neal and of course, Audrey Hepburn in her iconic role as Holly Golightly, it's the classic tale of two 'bohemians' falling in love against a Manhattan backdrop – Peppard playing aspiring writer Paul Varjak, Hepburn the party girl with a hidden past.

Want to know where it's playing? Check out over the page for the full breakdown – or if you don't fancy going out, you could always buy yourself a DVD copy for under a fiver.

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Feeling nostalgic for kids TV of the 1970s? Network feels your pain, bringing out the intriguing Look Back on 70s Telly DVD range.

Two sets initially in the range – volume one covering the lunchtime slot, volume two taking on the back from school selection. That means the likes of Rainbow, Pipkins, Hickory House, Mr. Trimble, Cloppa Castle, Gideon, Tingha and Tucker, Mumfie, The Magic Ball and Animal Kwackers on the first disc, Follyfoot, Black Beauty, Pauline’s Quirkes, Roberts Robots, Timeslip, Nobody’s House and Magpie on the second. Both of the two-disc sets also come with their own comic too.

Check out over the page for the full breakdowns of contents, with both sets selling for around £10 when they land in February.

Find out more at the Amazon website

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