Bulman: Series 1

Vereinigte Königreich Edition, PAL/Region 2 DVD: TON: Englisch ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), BONUSMATERIAL: Multi-DVD Satz, Szene Zugang, Wechselwirkendes Menü, SYNOPSIS: Der ältere Polizist Sergeant George Bulman (Don Henderson) ist aus dem Dienst ausgeschieden, um einen Trödelladen zu führen. Aber sein Gespür für Verbrechen, das er nicht einfach ausschalten kann, treibt ihn immer wieder zu Ermittlungen. Zu erkennen ist er unschwer an seinem Auto, einer "Ente", seinen Handschuhen und seinem Inhalierer, den er regelmäßig benutzt. Lucy McGinty (Siobhan Redmond), die Tochter eines früheren Kollegen, treibt ihn an, auch William Dugdale (Thorley Walters), ein Universitätsprofessor mit Verbindungen zum Geheimdienst, mischt sich immer wieder ein. ...Bulman (Complete Series 1) - 4-DVD Set ( )

"I'm out of the Met. Pure civvy now. Straight up. No brief. No cuffs. No little black book."

George Kitchener Bulman is back. Television's scruffiest, quirkiest cop is now retired from police work and mends clocks in his own South London antiques-cum-junk shop. But old habits die hard, and the instincts of a lifetime are never far from the surface. All it takes is the daughter of an old colleague, one Lucy McGinty, a university drop-out with an obsession for criminology and a determination that she and old "GBH" are to be partners in a private detective agency.

So, the classics-quoting detective is back on the street - reluctantly returning to the intrigues of the London underworld and international espionage - but this time he is free of the police code. The old skills which turned Bulman into a cult figure in Granada's acclaimed police series Strangers are put to use again, along with the tatty string gloves and the plastic carrier bag 'briefcase'...

Don Henderson is George Bulman, starring alongside BAFTA-nominated Siobhan Redmond (Between the Lines) in her first role in a television drama series. With most of the episodes written by Strangers stalwart Murray Smith, the series features dramatic heavyweights Freddie Jones, George Sewell, Alfred Lynch, Sheila Hancock, Peter Wyngarde and Mark McManus.