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 Charley Boorman - By Any Means (DVD)
 Charley Boorman - By Any Means (DVD) ... the DVD: PALNewest Review: ... successful an actor as Ewan). His first effort was trying to get from Ireland to Sydney, 'by any means'. This meant using ... more ... the most appropriate means of transport linked to the area in which he was travelling, such as fishing boats and tuktuks.
This was a good series, but quite a lot of the time I felt as though Charley was just using each mode of transport in order to add another number to the tally of transport types used. This, I felt, detracted from the programme, especially as it was displayed prominently at the bottom of the screen. This spoiled it a little for me as some of the 'means' seemed pointless, so much so that I wasn't sure...more |
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Charley Boorman - By Any Means [DVD]
Release Date: 2008 - 11 - 03, Rating Suitable for 15 years and over, Last Update 11.12.2009 06:11
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Charley Boorman - By Any Means (DVD): Travel from Sydney to Japan with Charley (484 words)
by - written on 03/11/09 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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This review is about both series' of 'By Any Means', the second of which is now finishing its run on the BBC. This series came about as an offshoot of 'Long Way Round' and 'Long Way Down', in which Ewan McGregor and his friend Charley Boorman went off on motorbike trips, firstly round the world and then down to Africa, both purely on motorbikes. These were both very enjoyable programmes, the former more than the latter. Once those finished, Ewan went off to become Obi-Wan and other characters again and Charley decided to continue making similar programmes (possibly because he's not been as successful an actor as Ewan). His first effort ... Read the complete review
Where's Ewan?? (311 words)
by - written on 29/09/09 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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I used some of my Dooyoo miles on an Amazon voucher recently, and brought this DVD. I've been a big fan of Long Way Down and Long Way Round and thought I'd give this DVD a try as well. This time Charley Boorman is on his own, and trying to get from Ireland to Sydney by any means of transport which are available and suitable for the area he is in. This involves tuk tuk driving, small plane flying and even catching a boat in Indonesia. Charley crossed some truly amazing countries, including Iran and Nepal, making for some really interesting viewing. The main common factor between this show and the Long Way... Series is the producer - Russ Malkin. ... Read the complete review
Charley Boorman - By Any Means (DVD): By Any Means: The best documentary I have seen (426 words)
by - written on 24/07/09 (Very useful, 33 readings)
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When The Long Way Round and the Long Way Down came out, I watched both of them all the way through. I absolutely loved both of them, in fact I now have the special edition DVDs for both of them. So I figured that By Any Mean would be more of the same, and I wasn't dissappointed. What's it About? ---------------------- By Any Means involves 3 people. Charley Boorman (from the long way round/down), Russ Malkin (bestfriend and Director) alongside Mungo (Camera man). What happens in "By Any Means", is similar to the Long Way round, although it has a twist. Not unlike the Long Way Round/Down. By Any Means involves crossing the world ... Read the complete review
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