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Shirley's World. Shirley Logan (Shirley MacLaine)
Shirley's World

Shirley's World

  • TV sitcom
  • ITV1
  • 1972
  • 17 episodes (1 series)

British-American co-production starring Shirley MacLaine as a glamorous photojournalist based in London.

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Shirley's World - The Complete Series

Shirley's World - The Complete Series

Shirley MacLaine stars as a photo reporter in this bubbly sitcom from the Seventies.

In this lavish production, Shirley travels around the world for her glamour magazine and gets caught in a series of hilarious adventures. Shot on location over many countries, Shirley's World also features the ever elegant John Gregson as MacLaine's character's London editor.

The series became very popular in the UK and when it was cancelled by American executives, Hollywood darling MacLaine was offered a huge amount of money to resume the role for a British funded production, but she refused.

This collection includes all 17 episodes of the 1972 comedy on 3 DVDs.

First released: Sunday 19th April 2009

  • Distributor: Network
  • Region: 2
  • Discs: 1
  • Catalogue: 7953009

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