FILMDGDavid Gray: Live at the Point2001

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How Long Is “David Gray: Live at the Point”?

Name: David Gray: Live at the Point
Released: 2001
Duration: 140 min
Cast: David Gray

2h 20m runtime

20012h 20m

film with a runtime of 140 minutes, released in 2001. Presented in English.

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Runtime2h 20m

Minutes140

One SittingYes

With Break2h 32m

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This DVD features David Gray: Live at The Point, a concert filmed at The Point in Dublin, plus the film David Gray: Up to a Point, which is exclusive to this DVD. More than just a phenomenal show, David Gray: Live at The Point captures this acclaimed singer at the moment of transition from well-kept secret to award-winning, platinum-selling success. Singing to 9,000 fans that packed The Point in Dublin, this is both a powerful yet intimate show. Featuring songs from all five of David Gray's albums, it includes the hit singles "Babylon" and "Please Forgive Me.".

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Runtime2h 20m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break2h 32m

Movie Facts

Release Year2001

Runtime2h 20m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorKieran Evans, Russell Thomas

ProducerJason Hocking

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