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Victoria
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2013
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Take a trip back in time to when star Monsters, Inc. employees Mike Wazowski (voice of Billy Crystal) and James P. "Sulley"...
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Dean Hardscrabble
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2013
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Alma Reville
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2012
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In this gritty spy thriller, Helen Mirren plays a retired Mossad agent named Rachel. Once upon a time, Rachel was part of a...
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Rachel Singer
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2011
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Screenwriter Rowan Joffe makes his feature directorial debut with this adaptation of author Graham Greene's 1939 novel about...
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Ida
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2011
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The immature heir to a billion-dollar empire finds himself cut off from the family fortune after rejecting his arranged...
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Hobson
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2011
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Prospera
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2010
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A group of former government assassins fights back against the CIA after they're targeted for knowing too much in this...
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Victoria
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2010
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2010
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Director Taylor Hackford explores the rift that opens between Grace and Charlie Bontempo -- the husband-and-wife owners of...
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Grace
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2010
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As a filmmaking student at Chicago's DePaul University, 22-year-old Hamzah Jamjoom returned to the Arabian Peninsula to...
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Narrator
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2010
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Sofya Tolstoy
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2009
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Cameron Lynne
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2009
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Author Cornelia Funke's best-selling children's novel comes to vivid life on the big screen with this family-friendly tale...
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Elinor
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2009
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Phedre
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2009
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Australian documentarian Megan Doneman follows controversial Indian athlete-turned-law enforcer Kiran Bedi though the...
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Narrator
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2008
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Emily Appleton
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2007
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The British prime minister and the Royal Family find themselves quietly at odds in the wake of a national tragedy in this...
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The Queen
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2006
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A late-career change of heart leads to a dangerous life on the run for two seasoned assassins whose complex relationship...
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Rose
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2006
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Produced and aired in 2006, the final, four-hour installment of the 15-year Granada/WGBH television series Prime Suspect --...
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Jane Tennison
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2006
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Elizabeth I stars Helen Mirren as the famous monarch who often frightened her subjects with he ability to change emotions on...
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Queen Elizabeth I
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2006
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Douglas Adams' oft-adapted tale of an normal guy making his way through the universe (it's already been presented as a novel,...
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2005
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Dutch film producer Pieter Jan Brugge makes his directorial debut with the dramatic thriller The Clearing. Affluent executive...
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Eileen Hayes
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2004
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Dominique
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2004
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Set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of East Africa, director John Downer's Pride utilizes real wildlife in detailing the...
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Macheeba
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2004
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Narrator
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2004
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Nigel Cole directs the feel-good comedy Calendar Girls, based on the true story of a group of working-class British...
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Chris Harper; AKA Miss October
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2003
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Karen Stone
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2003
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The murder of an undocumented immigrant worker leads London detective Jane Tennison (Helen Mirren) to Bosnia and back in the...
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Det. Supt. Jane Tennison
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2003
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Beauty meets the Beast, and neither is sure just what to make of the other, in a modern-dress comic variation on the ancient...
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The Boss
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2002
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Australian filmmaker known for such classics as The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith and Six Degrees of Separation, Fred Schepisi...
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Amy
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2002
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Door to Door is the inspirational true story of a man who refused to let severe physical debilitation get in the way of his...
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2002
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Maverick American filmmaker Robert Altman takes a witty and absorbing look at the foibles of the British class system in this...
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Mrs. Wilson
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2001
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A fish-out-of-water comedy in the vein of 1997's oft-imitated The Full Monty, Greenfingers takes as its inspiration the true...
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Georgina Woodhouse
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2001
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Sean Penn directed this tense drama of loyalty, honor, and obsession, based on a novel by Friedrich Durrenmatt. Jerry Black...
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2001
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First seen over the Showtime cable network on June 29, 2001, On the Edge is a compendium of three short science-fiction...
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Director
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2001
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After the success of Scream, I Know What You Did Last Summer, and television's Dawson's Creek, screenwriter Kevin Williamson...
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Mrs. Eve Tingle
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1999
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This French & Saunders special from May 1999 features an extended parody of the BBC TV drama Silent Witness. Here the program...
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1999
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The private life of celebrated author and philosopher Ayn Rand takes center stage in this film produced for the Showtime...
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Ayn Rand
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1999
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1999
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Dreamworks Pictures has taken the biblical story of Exodus, put it into cartoon form, and released it on the big screen as an...
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1998
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Helen Mirren played the title character in the two-part British miniseries Painted Lady. In the throes of poverty and drug...
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Producer, Maggie Sheridan
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1998
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Sidney Lumet filmed this hospital satire at a Canadian studio. Alcoholic Dr. Butz (Albert Brooks in old-age makeup) advises...
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Stella
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1997
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A 1981 hunger strike in a Belfast prison is the historical inspiration for the drama Some Mother's Son, which attempts to...
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Associate Producer, Kathleen Quigley
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1996
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Chase Phillips, a chronically depressed, emotionally exhausted mother finally hires a helper while she attempts to recover...
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Chase Phillips
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1996
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Helen Mirren returns as police detective Jane Tennison in the fifth cycle of the award-winning television series Prime...
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Jane Tennison
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1996
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For the fourth installment of the BBC crime series Prime Suspect, the producers experimented with the show's format. Instead...
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Jane Tennison
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1995
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The featured book of this episode is written by Marjorie Priceman, and read by Helen Mirren. When a pie maker cannot buy the...
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1995
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This European historical saga presents the true tale of intrigue, regicide, incest, and insanity on which Shakespeare based...
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Queen Geruth
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1994
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Based on Alan Bennett's acclaimed play The Madness of George III, The Madness of King George takes a dark-humored look at...
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Queen Charlotte
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1994
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Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennison (Helen Mirren) investigates the connection between a teen's murder and a pedophile...
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Jane Tennison
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1994
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Helen Mirren delivers a standout performance in this TV miniseries as Jane Tennison, a London police detective. Tennison is...
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Jane Tennison
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1993
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Helen Mirren repeats her role as Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennison in the British miniseries Prime Suspect 2. The...
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Jane Tennison
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1993
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A wealthy, upper-class British widow marries a much younger Italian man with disastrous results in this turn-of-the-century...
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1992
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The British psychological thriller The Hawk stars Helen Mirren as Anne Marsh, a housewife with a history of mental illness...
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Annie Marsh
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1992
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In this erotic thriller, a young English couple on vacation in Venice find themselves seduced by a mysterious older couple....
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Caroline
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1991
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Created by Lynda La Plante, the sporadically broadcast British TV series Prime Suspect succeeded in bestowing international...
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Jane Tennison
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1991
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This is probably Peter Greenaway's most famous (or infamous) film, which first shocked audiences at the 1989 Cannes Film...
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Georgina Spica, the Wife
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1990
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In this English drama, set during World War I, a strange, deaf man, known to all as "The Birdman" (Paul Scofield), must...
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Clemmie Jenkins
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1989
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Tom Skerritt plays an end-of-tether CIA agent in Red King, White Knight. His superiors persuade Skerritt to take one last...
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Anna
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1989
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Having previously essayed the role of real-life Canadian physician/political activist Norman Bethune in a 1977 TV movie,...
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Frances Penny Bethune
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1989
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The year is 1908; after centuries of unchecked power, the Ottoman empire is rapidly crumbling. As a result, Turkey's secret...
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Lydia Neuman
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1988
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Until Jane Goodall came along, field studies of the life-cycles of major primates and mammals were a rare thing. Arrogant...
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1988
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When the ailing husband of an adulterous wife is discovered bludgeoned to death and suspicions fall on the older woman's...
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Alma Rattenbury
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1987
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A documentary video that tells the history of the films by Maya Deren. ~ Rovi...
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1987
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Mother
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1986
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Vic Mathews (Tom Conti) is a Glasgow teacher who works in a Catholic school for backward students. Though the school is named...
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Ruth Chancellor
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1986
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The fancy footwork and star appeal of Gregory Hines as Raymond, an exiled American, and the powerful grace of...
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Galina Ivanova
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1985
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1985
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1984
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Tanya Kirbuk
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1984
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In the opening scenes of this politically-oriented drama, a killer enters the home of a policeman and in a shocking sequence...
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Marcella
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1984
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This play gets its title from the name of a British holiday called Midsummer Day, the feast of John the Baptist, celebrated...
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Titania
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1981
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Morgana
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1981
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The later years of the life of author D.H. Lawrence are dramatized in this screen biography. Following the controversial...
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1981
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1981
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Peter Sellers gets to play both hero and bad guy at the same time in this comedy variation on Sax Rohmer's infamous stories...
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Alice Rage
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1980
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John Mackenzie's masterfully directed British crime drama features a star-making performance by Bob Hoskins as Harold Shand,...
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Victoria
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1980
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Beaty
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1980
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This lavish big-budget epic was the pinnacle of a uniquely Italian subgenre, the historical hardcore gore/porn extravaganza....
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Cesonia
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1979
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An Anglo-American co-production, S.O.S. Titanic is a costly, 150-minute reenactment of the infamous sea disaster of 1912....
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1979
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The title derives from A.E. Housman's 1896 poem: "Into my heart an air that kills; From yon far country blows; What are those...
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1979
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Rosalind
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1979
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1977
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1976
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This is one of the most surreal versions of the popular Shakespearian play on film. It approaches the story of the troubled...
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Gertrude
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1976
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1975
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1975
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1975
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1975
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Listed variously as a 1975 and 1978 release (it was actually produced in 1976), The Collection is a videotaped staging of the...
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1975
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1974
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The British-taped A Coffin for the Bride stars Michael Jayston as physical fitness nut Mark Walker. It turns out that Walker...
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1974
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1973
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One man's dreams of success take him on a Byzantine journey through the various stations of the British class system in this...
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Patricia
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1973
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Based on the book of the same name by H.S. Ede, eccentric director Ken Russell created this biographical drama of a great...
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Gosh Smith-Boyle
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1972
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Based upon the play by August Strindberg, Miss Julie is concerned with the torturous relationship between the aristocratic...
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1972
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An embittered spinster rains vengeance upon her wealthy family after a beautiful niece steals her handsome protégé in this...
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1971
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James Mason is Bradley Morahan, an Australian artist far away from home and trying to prod his muse in the bowels of New York...
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Cora
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1969
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British director Peter Hall's 1968 filmization of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, starring the...
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1968
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A disillusioned poet decides that he has had enough of life and begins to plan his suicide. Rather than go quietly, he...
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1968
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