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The Prince and Me 4: The Elephant Adventure fue lanzada en el Reino Unido en DVD el 15 de febrero de 2010 y el 23 de marzo de 2010 en Estados Unidos. [ 8] Referencias [ editar] Enlaces externos [ editar] Sitio Oficial The Prince and Me en Internet Movie Database (en inglés). El príncipe y yo en TCM Movie Database (en inglés). El príncipe y yo en AllMovie (en inglés).
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Indeed, it was England who would score next as a minute from the break, James Ryan was caught offside and Owen Farrell struck over from close-range off the tee, leaving things a daunting 17-0 at the interval. Farrell was 100 per cent with the tee too, as England punished Ireland mistakes A scrum penalty got Ireland into the second half early in terms of territory, but a consequent rolling maul came to nothing when England fought to make the ball unplayable. Ireland remained in the England 22 when Owen Farrell gave away a penalty for an off the ball incident on CJ Stander though, and the visitors would take this chance. A high tackle by England prop Kyle Sinckler under the posts saw Ireland turn down a shot at goal for a five-metre attacking scrum, and it proved that right call when Henshaw showed tremendous leg-drive to dive over and score after 50 minutes. Sexton's conversion was another poor effort with the boot though, hooking wide and left again. Robbie Henshaw scored an Ireland try early in the second half, but they couldn't build from there Ireland's entrance to the contest was short-lived, however, as England were soon camped in the opposite 22 again, before a series of penalties eventually gave way to a Cowan-Dickie try, breaking off a rolling maul, swivelling and grounding.