Software Update Fails to Install iLife 09 Updates...

I have a Macbook with all the most recent updates installed, and computer otherwise running smoothly.
I had purchased iLife 11 (and since gave it away to a friend) but was very disappointed with the upgrade, and for various reasons decided to go back to the original iLife 09 that my computer came with.
I had already successfully made the downgrade on my Macbook Pro, by deleting the apps, all its related preference files etc I found by searching my computer. When I went to do the same on my Macbook, I was also able to delete and reinstall iLife 09 without a hitch, but when I got to the point where I ran Software Update is where I ran into some issues...
Software Update recognizes that I have iLife 09 installed, and tells me there are updates to iDVD, iWeb, iMovie and iPhoto totalling some 272MB. Everything downloads fine, starts to install but hangs for a few minutes on "Validating Packages" and soon after I get an error message that "None of the updates were installed" citing an "Unexpected Error". What gives?
I have tried the update a few times, after restarts, fixing permissions from Disk Utility, and searched the web for an answer, and come up empty...
Any help in getting this issue resolved would be appreciated. Thanks!

Start by bypassing Software update and downloading the updates directly from Apple Support;
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL803
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL842
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1009
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1355
Install one at a time, repair permissions when all done.

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