Rent David James: Who Would Be a Goalkeeper? (2009)

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Synopsis:
This is a football video with a difference...it's not about great goals, it's not about flashy tricks and show pony skills - it's about those players that are literally number 1. England ace David James presents the greatest collection of goalkeeping moments ever assembled on one video. The blinders...the howlers...the drama...the comedy...and the downright bizarre. Including footage of legends such as Trautmann, Banks, Clemence, Shilton, Grobbelaar, Seaman, and Schmeichel - David James looks at those who choose to wear gloves, take the knocks and stop the shots; the times they grabbed the glory as well as the occasions when it all went just a little bit wrong.
David demonstrates his exclusive guide to saving penalties and gives us a never before seen peek into what exactly is inside the goalie's little bag. Featuring contributions from great goalkeepers past and present - including Bob Wilson, Alex Stepney and Antti Niemi...'Who Would Be a Goalkeeper?' celebrates the art of all things goalkeeping, as David James sets out to prove that anybody can score goals and anybody can close their eyes and head a ball: but it takes someone special to stand in between those sticks and call themselves a goalie!
Actors:
, Trautmann, Banks, , , Grobbelaar, , , , , Antti Niemi
Directors:
David Ricketts
Producers:
Peter Hackett, Michael Levine
Writers:
Kevin Day
Aka:
David James Football Gaffs
Studio:
2 Entertain
Genres:
Documentary, Special Interest, Sports & Sport Films
BBFC:
Release Date:
23/11/2009
Run Time:
60 minutes
Languages:
English Dolby Digital Stereo
Subtitles:
English Hard of Hearing
DVD Regions:
Region 2
Formats:
Pal
Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen 1.78:1 / 16:9
Colour:
Colour

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