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All Creatures Great and Small (VHS, 2000, Clamshell)

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Experience the cherished classic "All Creatures Great And Small" in the coveted Collector's Edition on VHS. This timeless drama, which captures the essence of life in a Yorkshire veterinary practice during the 1950s, brings together a stellar cast including Anthony Hopkins, Christine Buckley, John Collin, Brenda Bruce, and Lisa Harrow. Immerse yourself in a piece of cinematic history with this biographical period film, presented in English and adhering to the NTSC signal standard. This release by Anchor Bay Home Entertainment offers a glimpse into a bygone era, making it a must-have for collectors and enthusiasts of the genre.

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James Herriot (Ward) sets off for a tiny village in the pastoral Yorkshire hills to begin an apprenticeship with veterinarian Siegfried Farnon (Hopkins). Despite a rocky start, Herriot soon gains acceptance amongst the tight-knit rural community, building a deep friendship with his mentor and a blossoming romance with a local farmer--the charming and beautiful Helen (Harrow). Yet as Herriot builds a new life in the idyllic British countryside of the 1930s, war looms on the horizon, threatening to destroy his dreams. Based on Herriot's best-selling memoirs "If Only They Could Talk" and "It Shouldn't Happen To A Vet."