Write Kestone to DVD

OK, here's the problem. I produced my first 40 minute long presentation of still pictures, mixed with six short movie clips. There is a soundtrack running in sync with the pictures, going to mute when the movies run. I finished the presentation and copied the entire show to DVD, but it won't play on a DVD player for TV. So, I asked the local Apple store for advice and they said Export it to QuickTime and then to iDVD. So, I tried that but everytime it got to the movie clip, it Quit. So, I tried changing the slide and transition time. This time, it took ages to start converting and when it got to the movie it copied the entire movie and not just the clip.
SO I have a dilemma, I'm needing to write a DVD of the program so I can play on any computer - even if it doesn't have KeyStone. Also, I want to write a version to DVD to play on TV. Also, I want to play this in England which requires a Region 2 DVD write.
Can anyone help me through this mire? I'm leaving for England tomorrow and need to get the DVD transferred tonight.
HELP!!!

OK.
I tried that but everytime it got to the movie clip, it Quit.
Do you mean Keynote quits or iDVD quits?
I want to play this in England which requires a Region 2 DVD write.
Burned DVDs are regionless, so a DVD you burn with iDVD or any other tool should play on any player that can handle a burned DVD, regardless of region. You will, though (unless I'm badly mistaken) have to create the DVD as a PAL project, not NTSC, to play in the UK.

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