Consumed by grief in the wake of his wife's tragic death, London chef Rob Haley (Dougray Scott) leaves the big city behind to...
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2011
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2008
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2008
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In the mid-'90s, an Englishman by the name of Alan Conway (John Malkovich) conned many people into believing that he was the...
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2007
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2006
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War turns two strangers into lovers at a most inopportune moment in this made-for-TV drama based on a true story. Eric Newby...
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2001
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A portrait of a cold-blooded young gangster living and loathing in 1960s London, this drama features Malcolm McDowell in a...
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Executive Producer
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2000
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The troubled career of blacklisted director Herbert Biberman, who endured a considerable struggle to make the 1954 pro-Labor...
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2000
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1998
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In this comic British caper film, an LA computer whiz finds herself recruited by an eccentric British lawyer who wants her...
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Lord Childwell
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1995
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In this comedy, George Grant (Peter Bowles) is a successful television personality. He has shaken hands with the Queen, and...
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George Grant
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1993
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While vacationing in Paris, Park Avenue socialite Helen Hollander (Connie Sellecca) cannot shake the feeling that she is...
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1992
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In this spy spoof and thriller, director Guy Hamilton seeks to renew the success he had with the James Bond thriller...
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1989
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Beryl Markham: Shadow on the Sun was a two-part TV movie originally telecast in May of 1988. Stefanie Powers is right in her...
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1988
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Major Sinclair Yeates
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1984
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Major Sinclair Yeates
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1983
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On Christmas Eve, the Yeates have a carriage accident, and unfortunately for them, one of the injured victims is none other...
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Major Sinclair Yeates
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1983
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After a three-year hiatus, the internationally popular British legal series Rumpole of the Bailey returns for a third season...
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Justice Sir Guthrie Featherstone
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1983
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Howard Booth
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1982
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Season Two of the British legal comedy-drama series Rumpole of the Bailey serves up six new episodes, initially telecast by...
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Justice Sir Guthrie Featherstone
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1979
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Three years after the property was introduced as a one-shot on BBC's Play for Today, the seriocomic British legal series...
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Justice Sir Guthrie Featherstone
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1978
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Following up 1975's Golden Bear-winning Overlord, director Stuart Cooper delivered this 1977 psychological thriller starring...
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1977
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In this outing, Benji finds himself on the loose in Athens. An international spy (Ed Nelson) places a secret oil formula...
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1977
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As indicated by its title, this obscure British miniseries focused on the romantic travails of Napoleon Bonaparte (Ian Holm)....
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1974
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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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1973
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Richard Matheson adapted the screenplay of The Legend of Hell House from his own novel. In the tradition of Shirley Jackson's...
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1973
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In this prequel to The Six Wives of Henry VIII and Elizabeth R., Henry, Earl of Richmond James Maxwell lays the groundwork...
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1972
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This mystery, adapted from an Agatha Christie story, tells the tale of an ambitious British chauffeur who marries his...
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1971
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The plight of an English couple struggling to raise a disabled child is given a darkly humorous treatment in this English...
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Freddie
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1971
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Ziggy (Mark Lester) is the young boy who witnesses the murder of a visiting black official by the police. Much like the boy...
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1970
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In this crime drama, a painter finds himself entangled in a murder plot when he gets involved with a pretty girl. ~ Sandra...
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1969
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The Assassination Bureau is loosely based on a turn-of-the-century yarn written by Jack London. Nellie Bly-style girl...
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1969
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Several enemy agents escape from a top-security prison, determined to wreak vengeance against the persons responsible for...
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1969
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Set in London and the Riviera, Laughter in the Dark stars Nicol Williamson as Edward, a wealthy, knighted art dealer who...
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1969
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In this episode of the British television series The Prisoner, medical researchers at the Village have discovered a way to...
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1967
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Several notorious criminals have disappeared without a trace. Assigned to get to the bottom of this mystery, Steed and Emma...
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1967
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Not to be confused with the lavish 1968 biopic Isadora, the black-and-white Isadora Duncan was produced in 1966 for BBC...
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1966
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Italian director Michelangelo Antonioni's first English-language production was also his only box office hit, widely...
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Ron
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1966
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In this musical, two youngsters are thrilled to meet their favorite Italian movie star and end up spending a day squiring...
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Sammy
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1965
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Another classic "Emma Peel" installment, this episode was first telecast in England on December 4, 1965. A series of...
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1965
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The British Dead Man's Chest comes to us from Merton Park Productions, the folks responsible for the long-running "Edgar...
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1965
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Steed is assigned to transport a shipment of live corneas to Switzerland to be used in a delicate eye-graft operation. But...
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1963
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