Mary McGuckian directs this bleak biopic about famed Manchester United soccer star George Best, who dumped his career down...
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Matt Busby
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2000
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Director Martin Duffy adapts author Rhidian Brook's popular children's book concerning British bard and Celtic shaman...
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2000
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The story of George Adamson, whose work helped inspire the book and subsequent film Born Free, is continued in the fact-based...
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Terence Adamson
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1999
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Just as the charming British film The Full Monty told the story of simple men willing to shed their clothes for money, Waking...
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Jackie O'Shea
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1998
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Lew Grade is the executive producer of this British-German co-production, a romantic drama that gets underway in Las Vegas...
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Don Pozzi
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1998
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Mel Gibson, long-time heartthrob of the silver screen, came into his own as a director with Braveheart, an account of the...
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1995
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Dr. Alexander Cameron
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1995
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This complex political drama zeroes in on the life of a small bourgeois family living in Stalinist Czechoslovakia. It is set...
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Grandpa
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1994
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Dr. Alexander Cameron
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1994
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Dr. Alexander Cameron
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1993
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Adapted from Josephine Hart's spare novel by British screenwriter David Hare and French director Louis Malle, this brooding...
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Edward Lloyd
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1992
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Based on the true story of Alexander Graham Bell, this movie shows his efforts to help the hearing impaired and where his...
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1992
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Produced in Canada and telecast in the US over the TNT Cable Service, The Sound and the Silence is a two-part biography of...
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1992
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1992
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Released in the US on cable television, Blue Ice stars Michael Caine as an older, tireder version of his 1960s "Harry Palmer"...
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1992
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In this children's film, George Waters (Nathaniel Moreau) is a young boy happily living with his eccentric grandfather,...
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Captain Waters
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1991
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Filmmaker David Leland handled the directing chores on this British drama that stars Liam Neeson as an unemployed Scotsman...
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Matt Mason
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1991
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When first telecast in Britain in 1991, Ashenden consisted of four hour-long episodes. When the production was shown over...
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1991
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Made for British television, the four-part Ashenden was offered in two-part form over America's A&E cable service on June 7...
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1991
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Prof. Serebryakov
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1991
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Bill Cosby mugs so uncontrollably that it looks as if he may be the victim of a muscular disorder in the inane and unfunny...
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Sir Edith Moser
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1990
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In this entry in the long-running mystery series, Perry Mason represents a Marine Officer who is accused of killing a Nazi...
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1990
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1990
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The story of a poor man who falls in love with a well-to-do woman is told in this British made-for-television movie....
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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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McGuigan
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1988
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In this lusty romantic adventure, a young wanderer returns to his Venice home and discovers that his wealthy father has...
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1988
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An affectionate reverie about war, childhood, and British stoicism, John Boorman's Hope and Glory is the veteran filmmaker's...
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1987
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This fast-paced thriller examines the amorality of a nation's secret services and the responsibility of journalistic...
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Dennis Markham
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1986
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Michael Lamb (Liam Neeson) is a member of the Christian Brotherhood, working as a teacher in a private special-ed school in...
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Brother Benedict
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1985
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In this conservative drama, a family begins to fall apart after each member succumbs to the many temptations of modern life....
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1983
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In the dead of a Moscow winter, three bodies are found in Gorky Park. Police Inspector Renko (William Hurt) is unable to...
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Iamskoy
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1983
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It was Richard Attenborough's lifelong dream to bring the life story of Indian political and spiritual leader Mahatma Gandhi...
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1982
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Percy Godliman
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1981
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This Disney Studios attempt at entering the horror genre is a British production based on the chilling novel by Florence...
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John Keller
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1981
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Two friends chart a daring path to freedom in this drama from Walt Disney Pictures. Peter Strelzyk (John Hurt) and Guenter...
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1981
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Living a premature and somewhat humbling retirement, elderly British spy George Smiley (Alec Guinness) is abruptly...
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1979
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The Inglorious Bastards was the alternate title for the Italian adventure yarn Counterfeit Commandos. The main characters are...
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1978
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In this feature-film version of the popular British television cop show, Regan (John Thaw) and Carter (Dennis Waterman) are...
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Charles Baker
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1977
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Norfolk
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1975
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1975
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Ian Bannen and Suzanne Neve star in the videotaped chiller Terror from Within. The scene is an artist's colony, populated...
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1975
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A beautiful but mysterious woman goes on a journey that has dangerous consequences for her and those around her in this...
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1974
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Antonio Braggi
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1974
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While Adolf Hitler Ian Bannen builds his war machine, Winston Churchill Richard Burton repeatedly warns England of the...
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1974
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After working for years as a gangland thug, a man attempts a fresh start by moving to a small fishing village in Great...
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1974
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The multipart From Beyond the Grave features Peter Cushing as the owner of a sinister antique shop. Utilizing the various...
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Christopher Lowe
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1973
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In The Offence, Sean Connery plays Johnson, a normally unflappable British police inspector who is emotionally shaken by a...
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Baxter
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1973
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John Huston directed this cold war spy thriller (from a script by Walter Hill) concerning a British agent trying infiltrate...
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Slade
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1973
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Based on the BBC television series, this sci-fi film follows the investigation of a scientist (George Sanders) when he is...
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1972
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In this violent, grim thriller, a baby-sitter's routine job turns out to be anything but when she and her young charge are...
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1971
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A captain convicted of deserting his cavalry (Bekim Fehmiu) is released to lead a band of deputized renegades. Together, the...
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1971
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Charlotte Bronte's classic Victorian novel is once again put through the paces, this time by Delbert Mann, in this stodgy...
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Rev. St. John Rivers
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1971
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Filmed on location in the Philippines Robert Aldrich's Too Late the Hero is set in the last months of World War II....
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Pvt. Thornton
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1970
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Three sailors on shore leave engage in a series of comedic sexual pursuits in Lock Up Your Daughters!. Jim Dale, Ian Bannen,...
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Ramble
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1969
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First telecast on October 22, 1967, Johnny Belinda is a taped, 90-minute TV remake of the 1948 film of the same name....
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1967
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Alan
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1967
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Can armed robbery help save a marriage? These and other questions about modern relationships are pondered in this comedy....
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James B. Elcott
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1966
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A scam artist is forced to pose as a miracle worker in this adventure tale with comic touches. Joe Moses (Robert Mitchum) is...
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Robert
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1965
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England's famed comedy brothers John Boulting and Roy Boulting created this caper about a trio of crooks plotting to retrieve...
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Vine
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1965
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Based on Elleston Trevor's novel, The Flight of the Phoenix opens with a well-staged plane crash in the middle of the Sahara...
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1965
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The Hill was unfairly subjected to ridicule by the more obtuse "critics" of 1965 who harped on the fact that it starred...
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Sgt. Charlie Harris
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1965
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American audiences were disappointed when the nude scenes featuring sexy Baby Doll (1956) star Carroll Baker were excised...
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Fletcher
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1964
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Patricia Neal plays Allison Crawford, a woman who has suffered psychosomatic blindness for a number of years. Upon...
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Paul
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1964
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While this effective film may ostensibly be a thriller about the robbery of an armored vehicle, considerable black comedy...
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Kitson
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1961
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The Risk is a mild melodrama concerning the political aspects of germ warfare. A group of British scientists led by...
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Alan Andrews
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1961
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Breaking with their usual videotape tradition, the producers of NBC television's Hallmark Hall of Fame decided to commit its...
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Macduff
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1960
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Flush on the heels of their success with the comedy I'm All Right Jack, the twin Boulting brothers (Roy, director and John...
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Colin Crane
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1960
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This is an uneven though occasionally hilarious comedy about a remote British colony and diplomatic blunders. Terry-Thomas as...
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Young King
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1959
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Distinguished British actress Vanessa Redgrave makes her feature film debut in this hospital-set drama that chronicles the...
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Alan Crabtree
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1958
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1958
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In this gently humorous farce, an unwed Irish mother who has six children by some of the town's finest fathers finds herself...
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1958
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London's colorful but rundown Soho district is the setting for this thinnish romantic comedy. John Gregson plays a Soho...
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Filippo Gozzi
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1957
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The Birthday Present is a bitter half-hour anecdote stretched to 100 minutes. Tony Britton plays a British toy salesman who...
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1957
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The Yangtse Incident is the saga of the Amethyst, a British vessel left stranded in China during the Communist takeover. The...
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1957
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Jack Hawkins is starred as a gruff, intensely dedicated Scotland Yard superintendent. Working as much by instinct as through...
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1956
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The Boulting Brothers enjoyed one of their biggest box-office successes of the 1950s with the wry service comedy Private's...
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1956
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