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2010
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Young wizard-in-training Harry Potter (Daniel Radcliffe) returns to Hogwarts for his fifth year of studies, only to find that...
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2007
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Everyone's favorite collie returns to the screen -- and to her native home back in Britain -- in director Charles Sturridge's...
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2005
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2005
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Presented by actor Robert Hardy, volume one in the The Second World War documentary series, The Concise History of World War...
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2005
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2005
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2004
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This mystery centers around an isolated British town in which a death at a theological college, previously ruled as...
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2004
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2004
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Youthful wizard Harry Potter returns to the screen in this, the second film adaptation of J.K. Rowling's wildly popular...
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2002
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The family-oriented comedy Thunderpants, directed by Peter Hewitt, concerns an unfortunate ten-year-old who suffers from...
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2002
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Previously filmed in 1957, Kingsley Amis' first novel Lucky Jim served as the source for this sprightly and satirical...
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2002
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The fascinating story of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth is recounted in this British made-for-TV effort. It all begins in...
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2002
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The discovery of a strange religious relic may have something to do with the terrible dreams haunting a young woman in this...
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2002
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Made for British television, this two-part adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's adventure-fantasy novel The Lost World...
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2001
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This ten-hour mini-series extravaganza originally aired on February 26, 2000 on NBC, and concerns the fate of a janitor, Tony...
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2000
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Love blooms amidst the backdrop of czarist Russia in Nikita Mikhalkov's The Barber of Siberia. The story opens in 1905...
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1999
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1999
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The eighth feature-length episode of the British detective series Midsomer Murders, "Dead Man's Eleven" premiered in the U.K....
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Robert Cavendish
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1999
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1999
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David Yates directed this $4 million fact-based British period drama, set in Victorian England and reminiscent of...
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Rivers
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1998
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1997
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Hosted by dramatist Robert Hardy, Castle Ghosts of Ireland presents eerie dramatizations of actual reported tales of...
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1996
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1996
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Originally aired on the NBC network as a two-part miniseries, this all-star adventure is perhaps one of the most complete and...
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1996
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Castle Ghosts of Scotland explores the eerie grounds of three of Scotland's most haunted castles: Glamis, Duntrune, and...
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1996
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The recipient of seven Oscar® nominations, this film version of Jane Austen's classic 1811 novel stars Emma Thompson as...
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1995
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This British comedy is set within the confines of the snooty Dryden Park boarding school in rural England. The story centers...
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Headmaster
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1995
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In this 1994 BBC adaptation of George Eliot's novel, altruism, social reform, and romantic love struggle to survive against...
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Arthur Brooke
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1994
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Director Kenneth Branagh's interpretation of Mary Shelley's classic horror novel stars Robert DeNiro as a terrifying monster...
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1994
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In this film, young, headstrong Margaret Harwood (Penelope Ann Miller) is entrusted with a business assignment by her wine...
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1992
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Siegfried Farnon
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1990
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Yorkshire veterinarian James Herriot (Christopher Timothy) nears his second decade ministering to the animals of Darrowby as...
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Siegfried Farnon
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1989
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1989
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Adam Gillvray
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1989
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Robert Young reprises his long-running (1969-75) TV character Dr. Marcus Welby, though there's little if any medical activity...
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1988
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As indicated by the title, The Woman He Loved is the story of the romance between Britain's King Edward VII (Anthony Andrews)...
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Churchill
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1988
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Siegfried Farnon
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1988
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1988
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1988
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Siegfried Farnon
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1988
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This video is part of the British history series that tells the story of England from a number of perspectives. In this...
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1987
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Northanger Abbey was filmed in England and first telecast in the U.S. on December 2, 1987. This 90-minute adaptation of Jane...
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General Tilney
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1987
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Based on what some consider to be Elizabeth Bowen's best novel, The Death of the Heart focuses on one of her primary themes,...
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1986
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William Drover
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1986
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In this comedy, a band of financiers attempt to break a Russian gangster out of Soviet prison and use him to manipulate the...
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1986
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1985
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Dyan Cannon stars in this 4-hour TV drama as Jenny Baines, an American woman of the pre-WW II era. Anxious to learn the fate...
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1985
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This British Merchant-Ivory look-alike was adapted from a novel by Isabel Colgate. In the summer before World War I, British...
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1984
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Based on the delightful, heartwarming and sometimes tragic tales of a British country veterinarian who uses the penname...
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1983
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As indicated by its title, this British miniseries concentrated on the years between the two world wars, when the eminent...
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Winston Churchill
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1981
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Made for British television, Fothergill is based on a true story. Robert Hardy portrays Fothergill, a scholar who renounces...
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1981
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Part of the TV series entitled "The Shakespeare Plays," this is one of the subtlest and most enjoyable of the Shakespearian...
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1980
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A professional boxer (Herb Jefferson Jr.) refuses to accept the official verdict that he delivered a fatal blow to his...
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1980
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Season three of All Creatures Great & Small begins with one of the series' customary dual crises as young Yorkshire...
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Siegfried Farnon
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1979
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Siegfried Farnon
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1978
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Siegfried Farnon
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1978
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While Adolf Hitler Ian Bannen builds his war machine, Winston Churchill Richard Burton repeatedly warns England of the...
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1974
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This French spy thriller makes a number of surprising variations on familiar themes. Tibere (Lino Ventura) is a Soviet...
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1973
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This tepid supernatural melodrama involves the former director of a mental hospital (Robert Hardy) who inherits the estate of...
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1973
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In this historical fantasy, based on the classic medieval poem during the days of King Arthur, the gallant Green Knight...
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1973
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1973
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1973
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Hammer Films apply their characteristic Gothic touch to this offbeat psychological thriller about a bombastic 19th-century...
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Zorn
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1972
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Giant Flesh-Eating Rabbits Ravage American Southwest After Scientist Slips Up! Such is the plot of this unintentionally...
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1972
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This historical drama is an account of the early life of Winston Churchill (Simon Ward), including his childhood years, his...
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1972
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Political, romantic, and religious intrigue confront Elizabeth Tudor (1533-1603) in this acclaimed six-part television series...
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Robert Dudley
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1971
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An annoying devil-worshipping British biker gang calling themselves "The Living Dead" decide to take their moniker to heart...
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1971
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10 Rillington Place is the true story of British mass murderer John Reginald Christie, played with chilling "normality" by...
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1971
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One of the lower points of Joan Crawford's latter-day career curve (though nothing to compare with the later embarrassment of...
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1967
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Among the first of the late 60s anti-war films that reflected growing concern over the Vietnam War, How I Won the War takes a...
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1967
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1965
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In the psychological WW2 drama Torpedo Run, Glenn Ford plays submarine commander Barney Doyle, who is obsessed with sinking...
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1958
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This British television comedy involves an Italian/Russian mobster who attempts a slick financial scheme. The title alone...
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