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1987
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1986
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1985
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In a major departure from the tone of the preceding two Superman adventure films, this mix of vile deeds and fantasy heroics...
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1983
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CIA computer technician John Savage seeks revenge for the terrorist killing of his girlfriend. Threatening to make public his...
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1982
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We prefer the original release title of Disney's A Spaceman in King Arthur's Court: Unidentified Flying Oddball. In this new...
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1979
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In the far distant future, the Earth and its space colonies are under the dictatorial rule of the Federation, which uses...
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Bran Foster
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1978
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1977
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Most Inspector Clouseau fans regard The Pink Panther Strikes Again as the best of the clumsy Parisian detective's "comeback"...
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1976
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Purdey (Joanna Lumley) heads to an obstacle-laden firing range in hopes of breaking Steed's (Patrick MacNee) perfect...
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Ilenko
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1976
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1975
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In this western, an outlaw is wounded in battle and manages to escape to the home of two helpful runaways who help him...
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1974
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1972
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Liv Ullman portrays a female pope -- based on a long-held rumor that the papacy was held by a woman between the reigns of Leo...
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1972
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This colorful documentary tours the scenic country of Wales. David Frost interviews Prince Charles about the area, and native...
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Associate Producer
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1969
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A mind-bending sci-fi symphony, Stanley Kubrick's landmark 1968 epic pushed the limits of narrative and special effects...
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1968
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An expensive but enormously profitable war picture, Where Eagles Dare centers upon a daring rescue and even more daring...
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1968
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General Cutler
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1966
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1966
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In the third episode of the four-part story "The Tenth Planet," the Cybermen set in motion their scheme for conquering the...
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General Cutler
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1966
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Written by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis, the four-part "The Tenth Planet" was the first "transitional" adventure in the...
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General Cutler
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1966
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Mission to Paradise is a British equivalent to those frolicsome female skinfests often seen on the USA network's...
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1965
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This is the final entry in the Dr. Mabuse films a bad doctor wants to blow up Earth with a death ray and a giant concave...
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1964
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In this British crime drama, a dying millionaire recluse wills his estate to the beneficiary who survives. A series of...
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1962
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Larry Hoffman
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1962
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This is a routine tale about the vice squad versus pornographer and blackmailer Augie Cortona (Terence Morgan). After the...
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Inspector Jarvis
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1960
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The literalism of writer-director Richard Brooks serves him well in this meticulously faithful adaptation of the Robert Ruark...
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1957
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Time Lock is a textbook example of how a talented director and cast can do a lot with a little. Lensed in Canada, the story...
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Peter Dawson
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1957
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Tarzan and the Lost Safari is the first MGM-released Tarzan picture since 1942, and the first of the series to be lensed in...
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"Tusker" Hawkins
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1957
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Postmark for Danger was filmed in England, where it was released as Portrait of Alison. Terry Moore stars as an American...
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Tim Forrester
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1956
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Bulldog Drummond
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1956
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Basil Dearden was co-producer and co-director of the British "slice of life" drama Out of the Clouds. Filmed in...
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Nick Milbourne
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1955
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Escape from a German POW camp is the goal of the rescourceful Allied prisoners in this war film. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi...
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1955
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Beautiful Hedy Lamarr finds herself faced with a difficult decision when she must choose an appropriate costume for an...
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1954
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1954
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Project M7 is the American title for the British The Net. Based on a novel by John Pudney, the film is set in an aviation...
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Sam Seagram
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1953
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Robert Beatty stars in this rapid-fire British programmer as an innocent bystander mixed up with drug smugglers. When things...
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1953
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The contentious world of prizefighting provides the setting of this episodic drama that chronicles the lives of five...
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Kid Curtis
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1953
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Elia Kazan directed this drama inspired by a true story. Karel Cernik (Fredric March) is the leader of a troupe of...
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1953
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The title character of Albert, R.N is portrayed by-well, by no one. Albert is a papier-mache dummy, constructed by the...
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Lt. Jim Reid
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1953
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The Oracle stars Robert Beatty as a weary British reporter sent on assignment to Ireland. While in a remote village, Beatty...
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Robert Jefferson
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1952
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Wings of Danger was originally released in England as Dead on Course. This early Hammer Studios effort stars Zachary Scott as...
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Nick Talbot
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1952
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During the Irish "troubles", an IRA gunman (John Mills) wearies of the constant violence. He begins to preach a philosophy of...
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Shinto
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1952
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The Magic Box was the English film industry's contribution to the 1951 Festival of Britain. Its all-star cast generously...
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Lord Beaverbrook
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1951
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Lt. William Bush
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1951
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All the various Bulldog Drummond movie series had run their courses by 1951; nonetheless, MGM decided to revive the property...
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Gun
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1951
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Based on a play by Pepine de Felipe, Her Favorite Husband is a British comedy set in Italy. Housewife Jean Kent is bemused by...
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Antonio,Leo
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1950
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This mystery is based upon the popular radio quiz show, Twenty Questions and chronicles the endeavors of panelists to solve a...
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1950
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Set in World War II times, this drama involves a highly trained bunch of British soldiers who must parachute into Nazi-held...
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Father Philip Elliot
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1948
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Portrait from Life is an over-orchestrated "guilty pleasure" from the glory days of British romance pictures. A German...
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Campbell Reid
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1948
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In this British drama, an ingenious but impoverished young man is determined to live on a Tahitian island. To achieve his...
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Gulliver
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1948
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Nazi war criminal Bruckner (Mervyn Johns) manages to escape capture at the end of WW II. Bruckner sets up shop in England,...
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1948
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Carol Reed's taut character study (disguised as a suspense melodrama) was adapted from the novel by F.L. Green and stars...
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Dennis
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1947
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In this melodrama, a fisherman begins studying to be a doctor. Although he isn't finished with medical school, he begins...
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Thomas Stone
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1947
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Leo Martin (William Hartnell) is a low-level member of a smash-and-grab gang run by shady dance-club owner Loman (Raymond...
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Inspector Rogers
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1945
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The inspiration for this British seriocomedy was Victor Skutezky's stage play She Met Him One Sunday. "She" is Moya Malone...
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Tom Stevens
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1944
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The San Demetrio is a British Merchant Marine vessel, traversing the Atlantic shipping channels in early 1940. The ship is...
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"Yank" Preston
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1944
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Suspected Person was one of several Associated British Pathe productions released in the U.S. by PRC pictures....
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Franklin
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1943
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The First of the Few is a dramatization of the life of R.J. Mitchell, the aeronautical engineer who designed the Spitfire...
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1942
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Produced by Britain's Teddington Studios on behalf of Warner Bros., The Flying Fortress stars Richard Greene, who had to be...
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1942
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Dangerous Moonlight was the original British title for the wartime drama Suicide Squadron. Anton Walbrook plays a famed...
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1941
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This subtle, unadorned British war drama was the second collaboration between "The Archers," Michael Powell and...
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1941
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Originally released in England in 1938 as Murder in Soho, this moody melodrama was advertised in America as "The rapid-fire...
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1940
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This historical documentary makes use of both archive footage and dramatic re-enactments to show the rise to power of Adolf...
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1940
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