SHIRLEY’S WORLD - THE COMPLETE SERIES (ABC 1971-72) – RARE SHIRLEY MACLAINE SERIES!!! EXCELLENT QUALITY!!! - Shirley MacLaine, John Gregson
SHIRLEY’S WORLD - THE COMPLETE SERIES (ABC 1971-72) – RARE SHIRLEY MACLAINE SERIES!!! EXCELLENT QUALITY!!! - Shirley MacLaine, John Gregson
Meeting would-be Soviet defectors, interviewing film stars and even becoming a circus clown – it all comes in a day’s work for international photojournalist Shirley Logan (Shirley MacLaine – Steel Magnolias, Terms of Endearment).
Taking on assignments set by her boss, ‘World Illustrated’ magazine’s London editor Dennis Croft (John Gregson – Gideon’s Way), the indomitable and highly resourceful Shirley meets more that her share of high drama and intrigue – with some impressive location scenery and a few hilarious moments along the way.
Using every tool at her disposal, bubbly Shirley solves crimes, meets the stars, and makes sure she gets the story - whatever it takes. Shirley’s World represents MacLaine’s only venture into the television series format.
This set contains all 17 episodes produced.
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Number of DVDs: 4
Quality: 9.5/10 - Not recorded from TV
Running Time: 6 hrs 55 min (approx)
Aspect Ratio: Digital, Full Screen
NOTES: This is a fan-made DVD set. Not a studio release.
Original: $24.95
-65%$24.95
$8.73
Description
Meeting would-be Soviet defectors, interviewing film stars and even becoming a circus clown – it all comes in a day’s work for international photojournalist Shirley Logan (Shirley MacLaine – Steel Magnolias, Terms of Endearment).
Taking on assignments set by her boss, ‘World Illustrated’ magazine’s London editor Dennis Croft (John Gregson – Gideon’s Way), the indomitable and highly resourceful Shirley meets more that her share of high drama and intrigue – with some impressive location scenery and a few hilarious moments along the way.
Using every tool at her disposal, bubbly Shirley solves crimes, meets the stars, and makes sure she gets the story - whatever it takes. Shirley’s World represents MacLaine’s only venture into the television series format.
This set contains all 17 episodes produced.
