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Tommy Steele, although I guess to some he's an acquired taste. How can you not like him performing "Fortuosity"? I've always thought he had enormous talent and a winning personalty. My wife and I were lucky enough to catch him in "Singin' in the Rain" at the London Palladium back in the...

There is a nice looking print of SOTS shown occasionally on commercial TV here in Australia. Next time round I think I might have to brush the cobwebs off my otherwise retired DVD Recorder and dare I say? make a copy.

;) The last you see of Tommy Steele in the general release version is during the pub brawl. After that he just disappears out of the movie. It ends with John Davidson and Leslie Anne Warren driving off in the sunset singing "Detroit" The Roadshow version makes much more sense and at least we...

The short general release version of "The Happiest Millionaire" finishes at the jail scene. Leslie Anne Warren and John Davidson leave jail and drive off into the sunset leaving all the other stars to just abruptly disappear out of the film. You don't even see Tommy Steele at all. Doug.

What a great idea Ron. If that is what it takes, then let us approach Mr Maltin. I'm sure he would be thrilled to be part of a "Song Of The South" re-birth. SOS - Leonard where are you? Doug.

If only Disney would wake up to reality and realise that there are literally THOUSANDS of fans out there who are pleading for "SONG OF THE SOUTH" This is 2014 for God's sake. Politically incorrect?? What's becoming of us? It's a certain...

I'd like to see "The Happiest Millionaire" Roadshow version. Anchor Bay released both the shorter general release and the longer roadshow versions on DVD several years ago and the picture quality was better than the later Disney release. I still don't understand how that could be, but the...