In this stock, low-budget occult horror film, a tiny 2-inch-high Aztecan idol is stolen from a professor and ends up in the...
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1984
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In the conclusion of the two-part story "Black Orchid," the Doctor (Peter Davison), mistaken for a champion cricket player,...
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1982
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Arriving on earth in the year 1925, the Doctor (Peter Davison) is mistaken for a champion cricket player. As a result, the...
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1982
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Originally made for television, the film centers on an Egyptian archaeological expedition, and the discovery of the tomb of...
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1980
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This historical dramatic series, produced by the BBC, explores political and social intrigue among England's privileged...
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1974
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The phenomenon of Tales from the Crypt seems to have no endings, only changes. This successful pun-filled style of presenting...
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1972
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Actor Frankie Howerd reprises his role from the British TV series Up Pompeii, in the tradition of the hugely popular...
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1971
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In this farce, four people go to extremes to inherit the giant fortune of a wealthy practical joker. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1970
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Director Anthony Mann's final film (Mann died during the filming, and the production was completed by the film's star,...
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1968
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After several years' absence, Dirk Bogarde returns to the popular British "Doctor" film series in Doctor in Distress. Where...
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Iris
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1963
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Lady Jane Caterham
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1963
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Set in an anti-aircraft station along the British coast, this light comedy features Donald Sinden as Lt. Gordon Brown and...
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Pvt. Betty Brown
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1959
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Max Bygraves, a popular British comedian who once in a while entertained thoughts of a dramatic career, is costarred with...
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Ann Fairlie
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1958
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Based on a novel by Hammond Innes, the British Campbell's Kingdom is set in the Canadian Rockies. Dirk Bogarde plays Bruce...
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Jean Lucas
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1957
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The third of the droll British "Doctor" series, Doctor at Large once more stars Dirk Bogarde as young Dr. Simon Sparrow. Back...
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1957
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In this detective drama, a biographer researches the death of a heroic pilot who died during a failed test and ends up in...
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1955
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In this suspenser, set upon the campus of a women's college, a strangler has come to call. Death ensues. The music...
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1953
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Street Corner was a marginally realistic study of British policewomen. The film takes its female cast through a typical day...
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Lucy
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1953
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Though Meet Mr. Lucifer reads rather better than it plays, the film is still good for a few healthy laughs. Stanley Holloway...
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Patricia Pedelty
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1953
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The philosophies and practices of London policewomen provide the basis of this exciting and interesting docu-drama that...
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1953
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In this drama, a man journeys to the posh British estate of a friend for a weekend soiree. There he learns that the real...
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1952
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In this crime drama, a junk dealer's son breaks his father's heart when his poor grades get him tossed out of Oxford. The...
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1952
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In this crime drama, an escaped convict is recaptured and charged with killing two people in a lonely waystation during a...
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1951
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Bette Davis co-stars with her then-new husband Gary Merrill in the British melodrama Another Man's Poison. Adapted from...
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Chris Dale
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1951
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This lightweight British satire on Freudianism stars Cecil Parker as a prominent doctor and Anne Crawford as his psychiatrist...
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Joan Parsons
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1951
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The Dark Man is a killer who opens the film by committing double murder. This is witnessed by young aspiring actress Molly...
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Carol Burns
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1951
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The British Don't Ever Leave Me stars "cute" Jimmy Hanley as a would-be criminal who is dragooned into a kidnapping plot....
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1949
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Originally filmed in 1934 (see entry 84314), R.C. Sheriff's venerable stage comedy Badger's Green was given another screen...
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1949
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Brown is the color of the uniforms worn by the residents of a British borstal (boy's reformatory). Jack Warner plays the...
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1949
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British novelist Erik Linklater was well-represented in 1949, with adaptations of two of his best novels hitting the screen...
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Nelly Bly
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1949
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Passport to Pimlico is one of the most charmingly whimsical Ealing Studios comedies of the late 1940s-early 1950s. As a...
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Shirley Pemberton
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1949
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This lush 18th century period romance, based on historical fact, was the first color film from Britain's famed Ealing...
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1948
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