Complete 1940-1966-67 GREEN HORNET BRUCE LEE TV Trailers Batman DVD Set Pre-Sale
Specifications
| Return Shipping Will Be Paid By | Seller |
| All Returns Accepted | Returns Accepted |
| Item Must Be Returned Within | 30 Days |
| Refund Will Be Given As | Money Back |
| Type | TV Series |
| Format | DVD |
| Case Type | Amaray 14mm |
| Actor | Van Williams |
| Genre | Action |
| Season | Complete Series Box Set |
| Studio | Cresent Media |
| Country Of Manufacture: | United States |
The Green Hornet Complete Collection *** Pre-Order / Pre-Sale - Ships On or Before 8-31 *** Contents (See Case for Episodes List): The Green Hornet Movie (1974)Fury of the Dragon Movie (1976)Batman / Green Hornet Crossover 1: "A Piece of the Action"Batman / Green Hornet Crossover 2: "Batman's Satisfaction"Green Hornet Pilot Episodes "The Silent Gun"Green Hornet Short Film by Aurelien Poitrimoult"History of the Black Beauty" DocumentaryRare Interview with Bruce LeeTrailersGreen Hornet 26 Episodes (1966-1967)Green Hornet 13 Serial Episodes (1940) 4 DVD SET Audio: English Brand new / Factory sealedFoil embossed cover Fast First Class Mail Shipping w/tracking Shipped in a Box within a bubble envelopeCreated by George W. Trendle and Fran Stiker for an American Radio Program in the 1930s, the Green Hornet is Britt Reid, a newspaper publisher by day who fights crime as a masked crime fighter at night. Reid is usually accompanied by his similarly masked Asian manservant Kato, and is equipped with high technology weapons and accessories including a special car called "Black Beauty." The Green Hornet premiered on Radio from 1936 and continue until 1952. In between there were several film serials including a 13 episode series starting Gordon Jones as Britt Reid and Keye Luke as Kato. Although the Green Hornet actually predates DC Comic's Batman by four years, its popularity can largely be attributed to the success of the Batman Franchise, which inspired ABC executives to create the series starring Van Williams as Reid and Bruce Lee as Kato. Although the series was cancelled during the second season, it has since become a cult phenomenon due largely to Lee's later popularity and untimely death. The series was later edited into two movies, "The Green Hornet," and "Fury of the Dragon." At least three attempts to make a feature film based on "The Green Hornet" have failed.