The Equalizer - The Movie: Blood & Wine [DVD]

This feature length episode of the Equalizer stars Edward Woodward as Robert McCall.This time he is attempting to catch a notorious Terrorist who is going to kill thousands in New York.He is helped by Mickey & also by a reformed terrorist (Telly Savalas) who has seen the error of his ways & become a member of the clergy.So good to relive the Edward Woodward days.

Classic to series from the US does not look too dated as a lot of stuff can do from the mid 80’s

I Bought this as a gift and it has been watched and watched over again. Many thanks great product and Edward Woodward is great.. Definately at his best.

Very good movie, good action throughout. Woodward is very good as McCall. UPDATE - on 2nd watching down rated from 5 star (outstanding/excellent) to 4 star (very good/Good). Still recommended

Haven't seen "The Equaliser" series since it was first broadcast. Forces TV are currently showing the series every weekday night and it has brought back many enjoyable memories. Two episodes of this series has made a terrific feature length film. I wish they had done the same for Starsky and Hutch. What a joke that turned out to beEdward Woodward is a man who always carries himself well. He projects a great air of dignity which made him perfect for this role. The series did take it's toll on him though.Telly Savalas was incredible, but I had trouble with his character, as I was so used to wise cracking Kojak; which is being shown on ITV at the moment too.As for the moral values: long may they reign, as they never date.

I thought that this was another movie, other than the four seasons originally created. Bit of a downer when I found that it was just two episodes from season 4 on one disk.Nobodies fault directly; just a bit of a let-down.

...Call the Equalizer"The Equalizer: Blood And Wine (1987) Universal/Fabulous Films DVDEDWARD WOODWARD/TELLY SAVALAS/TOM ATKINSRobert McCall (Edward Woodward) is forced to work with former terrorist by the name of Joseph Hayden (Telly Savalas), who he despises and mistrusts, on a deadly mission in New York.Woodward was perfectly cast as McCall who was a great actor and showed authority and proved he could act with the best of them and when called upon was very menacing and unruly and his only objective was giving justice to those who were innocent. Picture and audio are excellent, Hopefully Fabulous films will release "Memories Of Manon", "Mission: McCall" and "The Mystery Of Manon" in feature form on dvd.Original Aspect Ratio (4:3)Running Time: 93 MinsAudio: English Only No SubtitlesExtras: None

Lots of hours of entertainment for someone who liked the show like my family and I do well worth the money

Schön ist die Rolle von "Kojak" Telly Savalas als Priester,