Michael Winner directed this British comedy-thriller about the disappointing life of wedding photographer Harry Sterndale...
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1998
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The starring cast of the hit A Fish Called Wanda reunited for this farcical comedy, which star and co-screenwriter...
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1997
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1990
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A Ghost in Monte Carlo is based on one of the millions of romance novels penned by Barbara Cartland. True to the Cartland...
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1990
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Alan Ayckbourn's riotously funny play about a small-time acting troupe in the sticks is brought to the screen by director...
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1989
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Adaptation of Barbara Cartland's novel featuring a 17th century adventure romance between an aristocrat and an endangered...
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1989
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This half-hearted avant garde feature is a thinly disguised exploitation feature for the British synth-pop duo...
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Postcard Seller,Uncle Dredge,Ventriloquist
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1988
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Hazard of Hearts was adapted for television from a 1948 bodice-ripper by Barbara Cartland. Set (where else?) in 1810 England,...
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1987
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An old building falls victim to the wrecker's ball. When the dust clears, the demolition crew discovers the...
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1984
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This British horror spoof was conceived as a star vehicle for then-popular TV comedian Kenny Everett, who plays an occult...
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1984
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One-dimensional characters tend to fall flat, and that seems to be the case in this low-budget parody of a James Bond...
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Charles Bind
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1983
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This weak, unevenly plotted story of a con artist and his helper features Gregg Henry as Ben who works as a lounge pianist in...
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Banks
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1982
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This 1980 British production is based on the trashy romantic novel of the same name by Jackie Collins. Fabulously-successful...
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Jay Grossman
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1980
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1979
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In this fourth Canadian-filmed episode of The New Avengers, Steed (Patrick MacNee), Gambit (Gareth Hunt) and Purdey (Joanna...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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In the third of four New Avengers episodes filmed in Canada, Steed (Patrick MacNee), Gambit (Gareth Hunt) and Purdey (Joanna...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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In the second of four New Avengers episodes filmed in Canada, a rogue KGB agent has trained a band of mercenary criminals to...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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The first of four New Avengers episodes filmed in Canada finds our dauntless trio of dogooders in Toronto, on the trail of an...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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In the conclusion of the two-part story, a malfunctioning Soviet satellite has reactivated Russian "K" agents throughout...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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In the first episode of a two-part story filmed in France, a Russian "K" agent, imbedded as a "sleeper", commits mass murder...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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The title character in this episode is Purdey (Joanna Lumley), who has been abducted by the Other Side. In order to save...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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Teaming up with CIA agent Marty Brine (Stuart Damon), the New Avengers foil a huge drug deal engineered by Mandarin crime...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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Unicorn (Jean Claudio), a top enemy agent, is accidentally killed by his own comrades during a shootout. To fool the Other...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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An international swindler intends to destroy Steed (Patrick MacNee) by framing him as a turncoat and a murderer. Somehow or...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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Fifty secret agents and civil servants, all apparently healthy and robust, have died of unknown causes over a two-year...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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Larry Doomer (Martin Shaw), ex-fiancee of New Avenger Purdey (Joanna Lumley), is determined to get even for the death of his...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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Season two of The New Avengers begins with another revenge-motivated episode. Ten years ago, John Steed (Patrick MacNee) was...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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The New Avengers wrapped up its first season with an episode which writer Dennis Spooner has confessed was based on "Attack...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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The gimmick on this episode is a mind-transfer machine which drains all conscious thoughts from people, leaving them in a...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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The New Avengers investigate when a high-ranking military officer (Michael Barrington) disappears. Our heroes come across a...
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Mike Gambit
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1977
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Government scientists develop a knockout gas, designed to peacefully quell terrorist uprisings. The gas, and its antidote,...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Steed (Patrick MacNee) Purdey (Joanna Lumley) and Gambit (Gareth Hunt) go undercover in one of the seamier neighborhoods of...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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In exchange for providing valuable information to the government, a convict is set free. But no sooner has the prisoner set...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Ian Hendry, who as Dr. David Keel had been one of the original stars of the original Avengers, is here cast as Gunner, an...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Purdey (Joanna Lumley) heads to an obstacle-laden firing range in hopes of breaking Steed's (Patrick MacNee) perfect...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Blackballed by his peers, crackpot conservationist Zacardi (Vladek Sheybal) intends to get even with his highly trained...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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The touch of Midas (Gilles Millinaire) is hardly golden in this episode. It seems that the young called Midas is a carrier of...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Previously seen on two episodes of the original Avengers, those malevolent metallic menaces, the Cybernauts, are at large...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Steed (Patrick MacNee), Purdy (Joanna Lumley) and Gambit (Gareth Hunt) foil the latest mission of Soviet agent Perov (Peter...
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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Mike Gambit
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1976
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1974
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In the fifth episode of the six-part story "Planet of the Spiders," the Doctor travels to the planet Metebelis 3, in hopes of...
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1974
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1974
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In the third episode of the six-part story "Planet of the Spiders," three spider-like creatures from Metebelis 3 arrive on...
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1974
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Mike Gambit
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Mike Gambit
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