This Irish comedy focuses on a woman named Ellie, who despite her family reputation as the wild free spirit, is left in...
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Donald
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2008
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MKA (Milton Kendrick Ashtoncroft)
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2008
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2008
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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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Mustrum Ridcully
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2006
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When a Russian anthropologist disappears beneath the city of Moscow, the rescue team assigned the task of tracking him down...
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2006
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The World War II set romantic drama Above and Beyond concerns a young man and woman who fall in love, but must consider...
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Winston Churchill
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2006
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An aspiring West End actress intent on maintaining her famous mother's legacy finds her dreams suddenly clouded by the...
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2006
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Directed by David Mackenzie, Asylum follows a 1950s family living in a home on the grounds of an asylum after Max...
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2005
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In this two-part cable miniseries based on a novel by Frederick Forsyth (hence the proprietary title), a post-Communist...
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2005
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2004
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Based on a story of the same name by Dashiell Hammett, the crime thriller The House on Turk Street was directed by veteran...
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Mr. Quarre
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2003
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A has-been '80s pop star whose phone stopped ringing some time ago, Paul Kerr (Craig Ferguson) is an alcoholic on a downward...
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Evil Edmonds
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2003
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A real-life historical incident becomes the basis for this military thriller from director Kathryn Bigelow that's reminiscent...
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Marshal Zelentstov
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2002
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This British TV production of Othello is more than a mere updating of the classic William Shakespeare tragedy; with freshly...
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2001
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Demi Moore stars in this unusual psychological drama about two women caught between reality and imagination. Marie (Moore) is...
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2000
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A woman is torn by both romantic and maternal love in this period romantic drama set in the 1830s. Elisabeth (Sophie Marceau...
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Lord Clare
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1998
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The British miniseries Heat of the Sun was set in 1933. After several instances of insubordination, Scotland Yard supervisor...
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1998
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The first feature by Bill Brookfield, Milk is an offbeat British comedy about a family in mourning. The death of an...
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The Vicar
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1998
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Swept From the Sea was inspired by a short story by Joseph Conrad. Set in late 19th-century Cornwall England in a small...
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Mr. Swaffer
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1997
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This unusual biography of the renowned Spanish artist Pablo Picasso is a Merchant-Ivory film. The team of director...
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Henri Matisse
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1996
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This made-for-cable thriller stars Omar Epps as Ofusu, one of nine asylum-seeking African refugees who sneak aboard a Russian...
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1996
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Accomplished television director Richard A. Colla directed this made-for-TV drama for the Lifetime cable network. Starring...
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1996
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Aimed at children, this epic fantasy adventure is set in the mythical and peaceful land of Aralon and centers on its king's...
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1996
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Everybody's favorite underdog youth hockey team hits the ice for a third adventure in D3: The Mighty Ducks. This time out,...
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1996
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An unlikely romance blossoms at a seaside home in this British made-for-television movie. Joss Ackland stars as Gerald...
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Gerald Carmody
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1995
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Elements of the original Italian fairy tale, Pinocchio can still be found in this modern and loose adaptation which was...
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1995
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In this British thriller, an aristocratic, wealthy and snobbish Englishwoman who is addicted to heroin falls for an American...
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1995
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This comedy offers yet another sanitized and very loose adaptation of Mark Twain's dark satire A Yankee in King Arthur's...
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1995
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Stephen Rea stars as a relentless Russian investigator in this made-for-cable thriller. Based on an actual case, this taut...
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1995
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The 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street is transplanted to the 1990s with few changes in this family-oriented remake....
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1994
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The biblical story of Jacob explored in this made-for-TV movie starring Matthew Modine as the titular religious figure and...
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1994
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This lush French melodrama set in post World War I Europe was filmed on location in remote areas of the Czech Republic and...
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Father Glaise
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1994
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A psychotic estranged wife attempts to sabotage her husband's new romance by turning her children against his lover in this...
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1994
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An escaped convict fights for his rights while hiding out from the law in this action drama. Sam Gillen...
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Franklin Hale
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1993
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This fill-in-the-blanks children's comedy from Disney was such a success that it spawned a number of fill-in-the-blanks...
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Hans
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1992
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The murder of a millionaire has unexpectedly humorous results in this farcical comedy. When Phoebe (Sean Young) and Julian...
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1992
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In this exciting sci-fi thriller, a newly designed and extremely expensive android with plenty of strength but neither...
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"Kinderman"
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1992
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This animated fantasy is based on a famed fairy tale by late-19th century writer George MacDonald. It is the tale of a brave...
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1992
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Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey find the two obtuse pals battling The Grim Reaper, God, robots, great philosophical questions,...
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DeNomolos
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1991
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Michael Lindsay-Hogg wrote and directed this cool and sleek comedy about a seemingly perfect combination -- an American...
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Mr. Mercer
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1991
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Four countries--Great Britain, Belgium, Italy and Luxembourg--were in on the financing of 1991's Sherlock Holmes: Incident at...
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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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Middle class Victorians tended to get a lot of mileage out of their peccadillos -- first, by having scruples before engaging...
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Smithson
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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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1991
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A murder investigation at a cloistered boy's school is the subject of this British made-for-television adaptation of...
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1991
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1991
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The first of several films based on Tom Clancy's "Jack Ryan" technothrillers, Hunt for Red October stars Alec Baldwin as...
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1990
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This made-for-cable adventure chronicles the fictionalized exploits of the famed British reporter cum novelist who created...
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1990
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In assembling the 1990 TV-movie version of Jekyll and Hyde, writer/director David Wickes recycled many of the elements of his...
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Doctor Lanyon
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1990
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One of the first films by Polish director Agnieszka Holland to gain international acclaim, this drama is a joint...
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Colonel
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1989
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Lethal Weapon 2 re-teams Mel Gibson and Danny Glover as, respectively, "loose cannon" L.A. detective Martin Riggs and his...
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Arjen Rudd
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1989
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Based on John Trenhaile's A Man Called Kyril, this byzantine-plotted spy melodrama stars Ian Charleson in the title role....
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1989
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This political drama chronicles the corruption of a mayoral candidate for New York City. His ordeal begins when he launches...
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Uomo di Potere
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1989
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Based on one of the most scandalous murders in British history, White Mischief transpires in Kenya at a time just before the...
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Sir John "Jock" Delves Broughton
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1988
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In this drama, an American art student is trapped amidst the political turmoil of war-torn Europe while visiting Paris and...
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1988
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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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Priest/Murderer
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1988
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Adapted from Mario Puzo's novel, The Sicilian is an attempt to chronicle the life and times of Mafia leader, patriot and...
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Don Masino Croce
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1987
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This twisted black comedy is obsessed in turn with swans, twins, and decay. Alba Bewick (Andréa Ferréol) is involved in a...
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Van Hoyten
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1987
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The two-part TV movie Queenie was adapted from the roman a clef by Michael Korda. This is the story of Queenie Kelly,an...
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1987
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Lady Jane Grey, the 16-year-old girl who for nine days in the 16th century was Queen of England, is here portrayed by...
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1986
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1986
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A real-life incident involving two major literary figures was dramatized for British television in 1985 under the title...
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C.S. Lewis
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1985
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Jephro Rucastle
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1985
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Based on the P.D. James novels, the miniseries Shroud for a Nightingale follows the investigations of Commander Adam...
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1984
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In this comic-detective movie, Dangerous Davies, a bungling gumshoe uses archaic methods to solve his cases. This time he...
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Chief Inspector Yardbird
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1981
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Notorious international jewel thief Jack Rhodes (Burt Reynolds) is out to steal $30 million in uncut diamonds in this...
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Inspector Vanderveld
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1980
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Unleashed just as the disco phenomenon had peaked and was slipping out of public favor, this one-of-a-kind pop musical is set...
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Mr. Topps
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1980
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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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A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square was the original title of this British caper film. David Niven does his suave 'n' blase...
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1979
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Yardley
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1979
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Unique in the annals of animated films, Watership Down is a serious, even grim tale that many will find relentless and...
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1978
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Max (Robert Morley) is a wealthy, world-class conoisseur of fine food, who cannot stop himself from eating when the food is...
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1978
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1977
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John Cleese co-wrote and stars in this satiric comedy as the less-than-spectacular progeny of the world's greatest detective....
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1977
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Also titled The Price of Freedom, Operation Daybreak is a retelling of the terrible consequences attending the assassination...
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Janak
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1976
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In this comical Disney espionage adventure, a herd of nannies team up with Scotland Yard and set off to find important...
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1975
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Novelist George MacDonald Fraser penned the script for this swashbuckling, picaresque adventure tale. The story is based on...
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1975
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Mailinson
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1974
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Joe Gargery
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1974
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The King
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1974
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Michael Caine stars as an espionage agent whose young son is kidnapped. Complicating matters is the fact that the kidnappers...
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1974
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1973
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Richard Lester's adaptation of The Three Musketeers was only the latest of many when released in 1974, but it arrived with a...
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1973
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A detective investigating the murder of a young girl makes a startling discovery that leads him into the world of...
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1973
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Haller
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1973
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Based on the long-running Broadway play by Dennis Reardon, The Happiness Cage, a multinational filmmaking effort, is a drama...
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1972
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A great deal of director Al Viola's version of this film was pruned away for its general release. The missing portions are...
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1971
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This anthology picture about a bad-luck mansion is a thriller with four episodes--all framed by a police investigation. A...
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1971
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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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1971
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In this horror film, an American graduate student travels to southern France to research her thesis. She is writing about a...
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1969
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This time the villain is a treacherous double agent named Merlin (Peter Barkworth), who uses sleeping gas to elude his...
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1969
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The life story of the legendary Russian mystic Grigori Rasputin gets the highly fictionalized Hammer Films treatment with...
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1966
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This 1961 adaptation of Shakespeare's magical comedy of errors was performed entirely by puppets. Let's qualify that: the...
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1963
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The incredibly durable cop show Z Cars (pronounced "Zed Cars") was one of the great guilty pleasures of British television --...
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1962
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This waterlogged adaptation of an obscure Grand Guignol stage play finds a hapless couple (Dermot Walsh and Hazel Court)...
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1953
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Barry Jones stars as an idealistic British professor working on atomic research. Upset by the apocalyptic ramifications of...
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1950
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RKO horror producer Val Lewton dished up seven reels of brooding psychological terror with The Ghost Ship. Richard Dix stars...
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1943
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