In this comedy, escaped prisoners Ned (Robert DeNiro) and Jim (Sean Penn) take refuge in a monastery where they pose as...
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Warden
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1989
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An alternative to the general run of "triumph over the odds" biopics, My Left Foot is the true story of Irish cerebral palsy...
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Mr. Brown
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1989
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1989
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Based on the speculative political novel by Chris Mullin, this British miniseries starred Ray McAnally as Harry Perkins, a...
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Harry Perkins
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1989
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Produced for Scottish television, Venus Peter was financed by the Orkney Islands Council. The title character is transformed...
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Grandfather
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1989
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The owner of an Irish castle decides to attract visitors by falsely claiming that the building is haunted, only to have a...
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1988
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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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1988
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This melodrama is set in Ireland and follows bill collector and karate master Taffin as he and other try to keep a soccer...
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O'Rourke
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1988
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This spy outing hones in on secret agent Magnus Pym (Peter Egan). Having impersonated so many different people during his...
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Rick Pym
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1988
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TheTV movie Jack the Ripper endeavors to shed new light on one of the most notorious unsolved cases in history. The Ripper,...
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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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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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Gen. Karpov
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1987
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A man investigates the disappearance of his friend from an East End pub in this low-budget crime drama. The trail starts at a...
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1987
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Altamirano
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1986
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A moribund nightclub on the fringes of Liverpool's sprawl is the primary setting for this frenetic, dark, and confusing...
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1986
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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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Dunlop
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1984
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Writer/director Neil Jordan's debut feature is a tense thriller played out amid the violence in Northern Ireland....
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1982
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The ugly conflict between Irish and British forces in Northern Ireland provides the backdrop for this drama set in the early...
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1979
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Made for British television, The Death of Adolf Hitler covers ground previously explored in such films as The Last Ten Days...
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1973
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1973
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June Wyndham-Davies directs this made-for-TV version of the classic children's novel Pollyanna, written by Eleanor H. Porter....
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John Pendleton
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1973
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1971
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In this Cold War espionage-thriller, adapted from the novel of John Le Carre, two veteran British intelligence operatives,...
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1969
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A demented plastic surgeon creates a duplicate of John Steed, who has ostensibly been killed. Meanwhile, the real Steed, held...
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Arcos
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1969
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A top-secret government project to broadcast electricity on radio waves is suddenly cancelled. Even so, several people are...
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1967
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Tom Bell stars in this tight little British thriller as a mercurial cat burglar. So long as things are going his way, Bell is...
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Orphanage Superintendent
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1966
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In this mystery, a perceptive art critic is run-down after he discovers a famous painting to be faked. Scotland Yard...
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1962
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1962
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There is nothing like suspecting your husband of murder to add suspense to a marriage, at least that is the case in this...
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1961
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Filmed on location, Shake Hands With the Devil is set in Ireland during the "troubles" of 1921. James Cagney plays a...
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1959
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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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Sea of Sand was distributed in the US in a shortened version, Desert Patrol. John Gregson plays Captain Williams, a martinet...
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1958
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The cast of the British-Irish comedy Professor Tim is well-stocked with members of Dublin's famed Abbey Players. The title...
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1957
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