This two-part TV movie recounts the life of Anna Anderson, who until the day she died at age 82 insisted that she was really...
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Grand Duke Cyril Romanov
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1986
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Shotover
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1986
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In this mystery, a vengeful husband goes looking for the six people who tortured him and then killed his wife. The husband is...
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Von Osten
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1983
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A bachelor sets out to win the love of a women he lost 50 years previous. ~ Rovi...
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1982
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Released simply as Ashanti, this search-and-rescue film was adapted by scenarist Stephen Geller (Slaughterhouse-Five) from...
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Brian Walker
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1979
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An ailing millionaire and master jewel thief invites the best rival jewel thieves in the world to his island estate to...
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1978
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The story in this lavish cinemadaptation of Alexandre Dumas' The Man in the Iron Mask remains faithful to the original novel:...
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Colbert
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1977
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A poor commoner and a young prince each find out how the other half lives in this adventure story based on the classic tale...
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1977
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Homosexuality is only incidentally important in this drama of dependence and intimacy between two aging hair stylists, and...
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Charlie
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1969
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Taken from the 1907 comedy play by Georges Feydeau, A Flea In Her Ear is a comedic sex romp about a wife suspicious of her...
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1968
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Cecil Fox (Rex Harrison) summons his three former mistresses to his deathbed for a final visit in this engaging crime comedy....
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Cecil Fox
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1967
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Rex Harrison, although not at all like the portly man described in Hugh Lofting's charming series of children's stories, is...
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Dr. John Dolittle
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1967
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Adapted by Philip Dunne from the novel by Irving Stone, The Agony and the Ecstacy is the story of the 16th century war of...
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Pope Julius II
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1965
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In this drama, from director Anthony Asquith, the lives and stories of three different people are linked together by their...
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Marquess of Frinton
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1964
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Prof. Henry Higgins
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1964
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In 1963, this colossal and opulent $60 million spectacular was epic in every sense of the word -- an epic investment, an epic...
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Julius Caesar
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1963
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Jim Bourne
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1962
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Kit (Doris Day), an American married to wealthy London businessman Tony Preston (Rex Harrison) becomes the terrified victim...
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Tony Preston
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1960
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The Reluctant Debutante is a vintage example of the sort of elegant, witty "polite" comedy that Hollywood used to pull off so...
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Jimmy Broadbent
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1958
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Rex Harrison is The Constant Husband in this delightful British comedy. It all begins when amnesia victim Charles Hathaway...
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Charles Hathaway
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1955
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Roundly panned when it was first released, this CinemaScope film version of Sir Walter Scott's The Talisman can now be...
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Songwriter, Saladin
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1954
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A genuine novelty, MGM's Main Street to Broadway offers the modern viewer a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of the 1953...
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1953
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Jan de Hartog's two-person stage play The Fourposter has always seemed to attract married acting couples, a tradition...
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John Edwards
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1952
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Arthur Groome
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1951
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Preston Sturges' Unfaithfully Yours is a typically witty and wild screwball comedy starring Rex Harrison as a symphony...
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Sir Alfred De Carter
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1948
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In this drama, set after the war, a WW II flying ace and hero comes to the aid of a hooker who is being harassed by a...
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1948
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Like its TV-sitcom counterpart of the 1960s, the original film version of The Ghost and Mrs. Muir was based on the novel by...
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Ghost of Capt. Daniel Gregg
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1947
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Frank Yerby's Foxes of Harrow was one of those long historical novels so popular in the 1940s. 20th Century-Fox boiled the...
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Stephen Fox
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1947
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Filmed in 1945 and released in the US the following year, the Anglo-American Journey Together is a tribute to the Royal Air...
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1946
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More serious and less colorful than The King And I, Anna And The King Of Siam is still a well-crafted and elaborate...
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The King of Siam
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1946
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Rex Harrison stars in this stylish British drama that caused problems with U.S. censors, who forced the film to be trimmed...
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Vivian Kenway
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1945
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Charles Condomine
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1945
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I Live in Grosvenor Square is better known by its American release title, A Yank in London. Anna Neagle, whose husband...
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Maj. David Bruce
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1945
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George Bernard Shaw's satiric comedy about wealth and poverty is brought to the screen with wonderful performances by...
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Adolphus Cusins
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1941
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Rex Harrison astonished his fans by donning a Nazi uniform in the British suspenser Night Train (originally titled Night...
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Gus Bennett
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1940
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This mystery is set aboard the Orient Express bound for Istanbul. There a French agent thwarts a scheme by revolutionaries...
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1939
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Rex Harrison plays a young Englishman who suffers periodic bouts of amnesia. When the plane he is riding in crashes, Harrison...
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Bob Stevens
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1939
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In this romantic comedy, a humble country girl lives her life in the ramshackle mansion of her aged uncle. Feeling sorry for...
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Dr. Freddie Jarvis
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1938
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After befriending talented dancer and pickpocket Libby (Vivien Leigh), street performer Charles (Charles Saggers) strikes up...
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Harley Prentiss
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1938
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Robert Donat stars as Dr. Andrew Manson in this adaptation of A.J. Cronin's best-selling novel. Manson devotes himself to...
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Dr. Lawford
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1938
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Directed by Ian Dalrymple, this comedy of manners is based on a German play, and is one of the lesser known pieces of Vivien...
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Frank Burdon
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1937
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School for Husbands was adapted for the screen from a stage play by Frederick Jackson. Some of the more censorable aspect of...
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Leonard Drummond
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1937
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Something of a precursor to 1947's A Double Life, Men Are Not Gods takes its title from a line in Othello -- aptly so, as...
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Tommy Stapleton
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1936
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When a bland clerk gets a small wad of cash from an inheritance, he throws all caution to the wind. He quits his job, leaves...
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1935
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1934
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1934
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1933
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The "Great Game" is football -- not the American brand, but the British version. The hero, Dicky Brown (John Batten), is the...
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1930
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1930
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