Adapted from the historical novel by Edith Nesbit, this family-oriented comedy-drama concerns Richard Barnstable...
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Old Wincott
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1996
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Balto is an animated trifle, based loosely on a true story from the 1920s, that may offer some amusement for young children....
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1996
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1996
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1991
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1980
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Robert Hiller
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1979
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Elaine Stritch is back as the flamboyant, temperamental Dorothy McNab, an American author living in England, and so is...
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Robert Hiller
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1978
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Back after a year's absence (save for the 1976 special "A Loving Christmas"), the British sitcom Two's Company still stars...
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Robert Hiller
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1977
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Not to be confused with the earlier Granada Television variety series of the same name, the British sitcom Two's Company was...
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Robert
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1975
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The hilarious war of words between American writer Dorothy McNab (Elaine Stritch) and her very proper British butler, Robert...
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Robert Hiller
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1975
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Lee J. Cobb's last film is in this light romantic comedy starring Roger Moore as Michael Scott, an arms dealer who comes...
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1975
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This Disney family adventure, directed by Robert Stevenson in his Jules Verne mode, concern a group of explorers who travel...
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Sir Anthony Ross
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1974
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National Health, or Nurse Norton's Affair is an antic filmization of Peter Nichols' play, originally staged by Britain's...
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1973
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In this involving political thriller, a secret French paramilitary organization plans to assassinate French President Charles...
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1973
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The British TV sitcom Father Dear Father originally ran from 1968 through 1973. Veteran farceur Patrick Cargill starred as a...
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1973
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1972
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This melodramatic crime drama tells the story of homosexual gang leader Vic Dakin (Richard Burton), who likes a bit of rough...
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Gerald Draycott
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1971
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1968
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Originally broadcast in England on November 12, 1967, this episode of The Prisoner was written by Anthony Skene and directed...
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1967
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1964
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This entertaining farce is from the director who brought the world the highly successful "Carry On..." comedies --...
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Ian Richards
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1962
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In this confusing drama, the IRA, intrigue, psychiatric analysis, and a young man framed for murder are thrown together in a...
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Philip Bellamy, QC
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1962
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Pelham Butterworth
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1960
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A typical light comedy based on a novel by Richard Gordon, The Captain's Table has director Jack Lee at its own helm, riding...
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Shawe Wilson
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1960
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A real-life incident became the basis for this highly fictionalized drama about a January 1911 confrontation between...
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Inspector John Mannering
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1960
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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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Lt. Gordon Brown
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1959
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The small but resourceful Scots island of Todday, introduced in the 1949 Ealing comedy Whisky Galore!, made a return visit...
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Hugh Mander
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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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Benskin
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1957
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In this thriller a woman witnesses a robbery, runs away from the scene and is rundown by a bus. The two thieves, realizing...
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Wade
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1956
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In this British crime drama, an escaped killer heads for the French coast to find a mysterious treasure reportedly buried in...
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Geoffrey Levett
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1956
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Anthony Steel stars in this fanciful wartime drama. Stationed in Libya, British soldier Steel is wounded, then nursed back to...
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Charles Holland
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1956
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The recent Mau Mau uprising in Kenya served as story material for the 1955 British film Simba. White farmer Dirk Bogarde and...
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1955
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You gets what you pays for in An Alligator Named Daisy. Donald Sinden stars as a young songwriter who accidentally picks up...
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Peter Weston
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1955
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Judging by the number of times it has shown up on TV, Above Us the Waves may be American viewers' favorite British war film....
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Lt. Tom Corbett
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1955
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In this romantic comedy, a womanizing uncle tells the story of his good-hearted but fickle niece, whose tendency to always...
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Alan Hartley
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1955
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While off on a drunken toot, three British naval officers attach an old baby carriage and a pawnbroker's sign to the stern of...
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Lt. Sylvester Green
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1954
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Owen Jordans
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1954
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Mad About Men is the delightful sequel to the saucy British comedy-fantasy Miranda. Glynis Johns returns in the dual role of...
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Jeff Saunders
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1954
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The 1953 Clark Gable film Mogambo is a remake of Gable's 1932 seriocomic adventure Red Dust. Where the earlier film was...
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Donald Nordley
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1953
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Jim Carver
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1953
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The first of the popular British "Doctor" comedy series, Doctor in the House stars Dirk Bogarde as callow young medical...
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Benskin
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1953
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In this seagoing military drama set in World War II, Lt. Comdr. Ericson (Jack Hawkins) is made captain of a British corvette,...
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Lt. Keith Lockhart
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1953
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Portrait from Life is an over-orchestrated "guilty pleasure" from the glory days of British romance pictures. A German...
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1948
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