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The Return of Spinal Tap

Posted: March 30th, 2001.

Second Sight announce a May 28th release for The Return of Spinal Tap on DVD

Spinal Tap are back in a whole new rockumentary. Between performances of their classic hits such as Big Bottom, Hellhole, Break Like The Wind and of course their anthem, Stonehenge, we take a look in the 'where are they now file'.

Meet again the philosophical Nigel Tufnel, the spiritual David St Hubbins and the lukewarm Derek Smalls. See where it all began back in Squatney, London. There's also the chance to catch up with familiar faces Marti Di Bergi, Artie Fufkin and the love of David's life, Jeanine, who now runs a shop called Potato Republic specialising in itchy Irish clothing.

Prepare to capture once again the sights, the sounds, and the smells of the legendary Spinal Tap.

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Ratio:
Release Date:
Certificate:
Running Time:
Price:
2NDVD3019
4:3
May 28th, 2001
PG
80 Minutes
£15.99

DVD Extras: none specified

News page content input by Dominic Robinson, 2001.

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