
British PM Gordon Brown had put clearly great thought into giving the U.S. President lavish gifts to signify Britain's 'special relationship' with the U.S. Gifts included an ornamental pen holder made from the timbers of the Victorian anti-slave ship HMS Gannet,once called HMS President.The oak from the HMS Gannet's sister ship, HMS Resolute, was carved to make a desk that already takes place in the Oval Office and was presented by Britain to the US in 1880 and recently was recently a central "clue" in the movie
"National Treasure". What a marvelous and appropriate gift for this special occasion!
President Obama in return, gave the PM a "special" set of 25 classic American films on DVD. It is not clear what Mr. Brown thought about receiving the films, since he isn't really much of a movie buff. Downing Street refused even to state which movies were in the box set - perhaps a reflection of their embarrassment that the gift was less generous than the ones taken to Washington by the Prime Minister.
But, after much investigation we can now reveal part to the collections content:
1. Raging Bull - really this is one of the movies
2. Psyco - really this, too, is one of the movies
3. Wizard of OZ - another of the selections
since the entire list wasn't released, we can only speculate on the other selections:
4. Green Pastures - 1936 classic with Eddie "Rochester" Anderson as Noah.
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Leonard, Part 6 with Bill Cosby.
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Roots with every black actor working at that time
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Norbit - starring Eddie Murphy
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Guess Who's Coming to Dinner with Sidney Potier
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Captain Planet with Lou Gossett, Jr.
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Amos and Andrew starring Samuel L Jackson
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Rat Race with Cuba Godding, Jr.
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Gas! -Or- It Became Necessary to Destroy the World in Order to Save It with Ben Vereen.
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Dr. Doolittle - the Eddie Murphy remake, not the Rex Harrison one.
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Silver Streak - starring Richard Pryor.
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Blackula!
Any help completing the list can be left in the comments below ~ SR Mgt.