EastEnders – The Queen Vic [1986] [VHS]

09/04/2011 | Filed under: Eastenders | Posted by: admin

Eastenders: The Queen Vic, with a specially filmed introduction by Den, looks back at the major events in the lives of Den, Angie, JAN AND michelle, from the party to celebrate Den and Angie’s 17th wedding anniversart to the birth of Michelle’s baby,

Price:£8.99

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