Product Description

#54667 This two disc set follows the remarkable 1997 Lions tour to South Africa in all of its glorious and gritty detail. With unprecedented access to players, coaches, and medical staff this documentary gives the viewer an insight into the inner workings of the world's most unique touring side the way no documentary has ever done before or since. Watch as Ian McGeechan takes a group of individuals and molds them into world beaters and listen to every spirit rousing speech that drove these men through the pain and fatigue of a hard tour. Follow the players from the physio table to the gym, field and locker room before and during each of the test matches as the players sacrifice themselves body and soul for the glory of being a Lion. No documentary has ever more clearly shown the unbounded pride, honor and effort of being a British & Irish Lion. A must have documentary for any sports fan. Warning! This disc contains explicit language and images some might find unsuitable for younger viewers.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #19327 in Sports & Outdoors
• Size: One Size
• Brand: 365 Inc
• Dimensions: 2.00 pounds

Features

• Living With Lions is the official DVD review and documentary of the 1997 Lions Tour to South Africa and has been hailed as one of the greatest sports films ever produced.
• Get unprecedented access into the world of professional rugby and what life on tour is like. This DVD set takes you through the two months of highs and lows of the tour, from the dramatic Second Test victory to the bitter disappointment of players learning their tours were prematurely ended. Never before and almost assuredly never again will there be as unedited, thorough and insightful a look into the professional sporting world as on this DVD.
• With over 5 hours of footage, this two disc set contains the two best selling feature presentations, every awe inspiring speech and over an hour of never before seen bonus material including everything from kicking practice to scrum practice. This is an absolute must have documentary for not just rugby fans, but for any true sports fan.
• Warning! This disc contains explicit language and images some might find unsuitable for younger viewers.
• DVD is formatted for North America