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Jamie Oliver Olivers Twist
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Netherlands released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: LANGUAGES: English ( Dolby Digital 2.0 ), Dutch ( Subtitles ), SPECIAL FEATURES: Interactive Menu, Scene Access, SYNOPSIS: As a follow-up to his hit TV series, The Naked Chef, Jamie Oliver made 52 episodes of Oliver’s Twist between 2002 – 2003. The series is much the same in that he invites friends and relatives over for mouthwatering food and travels around London – visiting markets and food stores. The theme tune was performed by his band, Scarlet Division, and the show is now seen in over 50 counties. …Oliver’s Twist
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Additional information
| Publisher | 1st edition (13 Mar. 2007), Memphis Belle B.V. |
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| Language | Dutch |
| ISBN-10 | 9051591845 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-9051591842 |
| Dimensions | 13.9 x 1.3 x 19 cm |
by sucoburgos
Looks like there’s no English language but it’s there and should be included at the product description
Jamie is always welcome
by Goosey
That is a good show thought I just bought it not long ago. In this show, he grew up a lot and he can own his show, no more mystery woman like in naked chef, keep asking so many questions, so annoying to me.
by Amazon Customer
Over the past few years Jamie Oliver has become something of a phenomenon in the United States. He is fast becoming a household name. With celebrity fans such as Jennifer Aniston, Brad Pit and Madonna, and regular appearances on Oprah, Jay Leno and pretty much everything else in between. Oliver’s Twist also airs in just about every other country around the world and its popularity has meant that it is currently in its second series. This DVD contains the best episodes from the first series, it’s colourful, entertaining and very educational. There are some great recipes – each of them quickly accessible from the main menu, and all of them are typically mouth watering to watch. Jamie is enthusiastic and passionate about his food, and he seems much more confident than in his earlier Naked Chef programmes – notably talking to the camera rather than to an anonymous voice in the background. Some people will also be pleased to hear that the camera does not move about so much – making the show much less nauseating to watch than his previous offerings. One of the best features of Oliver’s Twist is the distinctive theme tune written by Leigh Haggerwood and performed by Scarlet Division. It is incredibly catchy, and has apparently caused an avalanche of viewer requests for its release all over the world. Overall this is a must have for any Jamie Oliver fan, especially those of us that don’t get to see it in the UK. So get stuck in!