Events from the life of the author Jane Austen inspired this romantic historical drama, which speculates of a romance that...
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2007
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The year is 1914, and as World War I continues to rage across the European countryside, four individuals stuck on the front...
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2006
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Sound/Sound Designer
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2006
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From the mind of bestselling author Terry Pratchet comes this off-the-wall holiday film. In the parallel universe of...
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Voice of Death
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2006
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A trio of orphans becomes embroiled in a mysterious and long-running lawsuit in this sprawling BBC adaptation of the...
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2005
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2005
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The feature-length debut of Francesca Joseph, Tomorrow La Scala!, is about an unusual production of a musical. Victoria...
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Sound/Sound Designer
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2002
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The true-life horror story of Jack the Ripper gets a new spin in this screen adaptation of the acclaimed graphic novel by...
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Sir Charles Warren
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2001
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Glenn Close goes to the dogs once again in this sequel to 101 Dalmatians, Disney's 1996 live-action adaptation of their...
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Mr. Torte
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2000
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Dr. Joseph Bell
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2000
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The Groan family has led the people for years from their castle, Gormenghast. Although a new heir, Titus Groan, has just...
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2000
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Based on the popular novel The Tunnel Behind the Waterfall by William Corlett, this British miniseries revisits the...
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2000
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In this animated adaptation of the popular musical, British widow Anna Leonowens (voiced by Miranda Richardson, with singing...
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The Kralahome
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1999
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The focus of this two-part British drama was not on the fictional Sherlock Holmes but on his creator, Arthur Conan Doyle. Set...
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1999
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This fantasy for the family, originally produced as a miniseries for the BBC, follows three children, Mary (Katie Stuart),...
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1999
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This London-based film, the feature directorial debut of North American director Benson Lee, brought a 1998 Sundance Film...
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Sound/Sound Designer
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1998
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Alex Proyas (The Crow) directed this noir-styled futuristic thriller, scripted by Proyas, Lem Dobbs (Kafka), and...
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1998
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In this romantic fantasy adventure, a lady scientist's experiment whisks her back to King Arthur's court. While there, the...
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Merlin
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1998
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Along a dark country road in Cumberland, England, a ghoulish woman in white steps from the shadows to confront a foot...
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Mr. Frederick Fairlie
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1997
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Manley
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1997
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European locations (UK, France, Netherlands) highlight this romantic thriller set in the art world. In New York, top forger...
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Turley
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1997
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In this, the sixth screen adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic story, Simon de Canterville (Ian Richardson) is trapped in his...
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Simon de Canterville
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1997
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There are those who say that Ireland is comprised of five provinces: four on the earthly plane and one in the passionate...
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Dr. Drudy
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1997
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Adapted from the historical novel by Edith Nesbit, this family-oriented comedy-drama concerns Richard Barnstable...
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Haig
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1996
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Vorontzov
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1995
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Francis Urquhart
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1995
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In this frothy outing, a helpful twin temporarily leaves college to pretend to be a fashion model in order to help keep her...
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1994
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This two-part British miniseries, a sequel to 1990's House of Cards, finds the shrewd but scheming conservative politician...
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Francis Urquhart
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1994
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The ghosts of Jonathan Swift and friends pay a visit to two Dublin spiritualists in this Irish drama, adapted from Yeat's...
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Dr. Trench
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1994
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Ambassador Toulon
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1993
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This romantic mystery is based on a novel by Barbara Taylor Bradford and chronicles a journalist's investigation of his...
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1993
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Foreign Affairs was adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alison Lurie. Joanne Woodward plays Vinnie Miner, a...
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Edwin
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1993
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Nimrod
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1993
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In this film, young, headstrong Margaret Harwood (Penelope Ann Miller) is entrusted with a business assignment by her wine...
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Sir Mason Harwood
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1992
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Stuart Urban's war film An Ungentlemanly Act transpires during the first few hours and days of the Falkland Islands War....
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1992
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Bear witness to the rise of the most corrupt and ruthless ruler ever to preside over the Roman Empire as filmmaker Paul...
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1992
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Much as he would later do with Shakespeare in Love (1998), writer Tom Stoppard delivered a tale of Shakespearean origin from...
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1991
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1991
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This four-part, four-hour British miniseries was a sequel to Malcolm Bradbury's 1990 TV effort The Gravy Train....
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Michael Spearpoint
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1991
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Cholet
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1990
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The Gravy Train was the first of two British miniseries focusing on the seriocomic misadventures of Dorfman (Christoph...
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Michael Spearpoint
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1990
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This family adventure movie, based on the novel by Marguerite Henry, is about a mute Arab boy and his constant companion, a...
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1990
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Based on a novel by Michael Dobbs, the British miniseries House of Cards was the first entry in a darkly satirical trilogy...
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Francis Urquhart
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1990
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Inspired suave aristocrat Col. Claus von Stauffenberg's ingenious plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler during the waning days of...
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Gen. Beck
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1990
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The four-part British miniseries Pursuit, based upon Robert L. Fish's novel of the same name, was first telecast in the...
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1989
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Set in the years just after World War I at an upper-class winter spa, this period drama concerns the sickly son, Edmund...
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The Father
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1988
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Tipping the scales on the Monty Python-esque side of broad comedy, this outrageous and classically British farce is a series...
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Rear-Admiral Benish
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1988
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Ireland's long history of political turmoil is put under the spotlight in director Chris Morahan's film Trouble, which...
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1988
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Richard Attenborough directed this dramatic story, based on actual events, about the friendship between two men struggling...
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1987
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Scripted by Frederick Forsyth from his own novel, The Fourth Protocol is a fact-based spy thriller. The titular protocol is a...
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1987
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Author Tom Sharpe's outrageous best-seller about the power struggle that emerges when the dean of a Cambridge University dies...
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Sir Godber Evans
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1987
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Anthony Blunt
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1986
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Brazil constitutes Terry Gilliam's enormously ambitious follow-up to his 1981 Time Bandits. It also represents the second...
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1985
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Lord Mountbatten: The Last Viceroy was a 6-part British miniseries, first telecast in the US on PBS' Masterpiece Theatre. The...
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Nehru
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1985
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1985
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It was not unusual in the 1980s for a British TV miniseries to resurface in America in the form of a re-edited feature-length...
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1984
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Made for British television, this is a series of plays which focuses on the more sensational aspects of the lives of several...
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1983
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Based on a Sherlock Holmes story, the Sign of Four is about an ex-convict out to wreak vengeance on an army major...
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Sherlock Holmes
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1983
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The numerical title of this British miniseries referred to the traditional Downing Street address of the country's many Prime...
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1983
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In this classic mystery story, Sherlock Holmes (Ian Richardson) is requested to investigate deaths around the Baskerville...
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Sherlock Holmes
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1983
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Written in 1860 and previously filmed in 1912, 1914, 1917, 1929, and 1948, Wilkie Collins' gothic novel The Woman in White...
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1982
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The Cotswold Death was originally produced for British television. The title alludes to a tiny English village, where...
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1981
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The story of Paul Gaugin (1848-1903), the Parisian stockbroker who left his job, his wife and his five children for the life...
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1980
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David Hemmings plays Charlie Muffin, a working-class British secret agent who suffers fools and aristocrats not at all well,...
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1979
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Living a premature and somewhat humbling retirement, elderly British spy George Smiley (Alec Guinness) is abruptly...
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Bill Haydon
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1979
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1978
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1978
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Dale Wasserman's long-running Broadway smash comes to the screen in this musical based on Miguel de Cervantes' classic satire...
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1973
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The Darwin Adventure stars Nicholas Clay as 19th century British naturalist Charles Darwin. The film covers the whole of...
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1972
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1968
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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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Adapted from his own Royal Shakespeare Company production of Peter Weiss' play entitled The Persecution and Assassination of...
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Jean-Paul Marat
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1966
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1964
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