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This special 4-disc set featuring dashing lead man, Kenneth More, includes: “Genevieve” - A simply delightful romp, and easily one of the best-loved and most inventive British comedies of the post war era, which follows the exploits and misfortunes of two highly competitive friends, as they race against each other in the famous London to Brighton car rally. John Gregson stars as a stiff-shirted lawyer, who gets baited by his boisterous friend (Kenneth More) to wager a bet on who will win the race. (86 minutes, Color, 1.37:1/4x3, 1953, Not Rated, English language/subtitles, Region 1) “Reach For The Sky” - Based on the novel by Paul Brickhill, this is the remarkable true story of Douglas Bader, a pilot in the RAF who overcomes every obstacle to prove his worth. He is a young and ambitious pilot who, after a plane crash, is badly injured. Although doctors expect him to die, he survives but loses both his legs. As his colleagues prepare for his horror and devastation, they find instead a determination in him which refuses to be changed by the accident. (136 minutes, B&W, 1.78:1 / 16x9, 1956, Not Rated, English language/subtitles, Region 1) “Flame Over India” - It is the North West Frontier of India at the turn of the century. Captain Scott (Kenneth More) is sent by the British Governor to rescue a five-year-old Prince and his American Governess, Catherine Wyatt (Lauren Bacall), when a rebellion breaks out amongst the tribesmen. Scott is instructed to take the child to safety in Kalapur, which is 300 miles away, on the pretext that while he is alive, no rebellion can succeed. (129 minutes, Color, 2.35:1 / 16x9, 1959, Not Rated, English language/subtitles, Region 1) “The 39 Steps” -When Richard Hannay (Kenneth More) picks up a baby's rattle, that simple act sparks off a trail leading to espionage, intrigue and murder. The baby's ‘nanny' is a secret service agent with orders to smash an espionage organization intent on smuggling plans of vital importance to Britain out of the country. Fearing for her life, the ‘nanny' confides in Hannay who, whether he likes it or not, is now involved. (95 minutes, Eastman Color, 1.78:1 / 16x9 Anamorphic, 1959, Not Rated, English language, Region 1).