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2013
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2011
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Narrator
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2011
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Narrator
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2011
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Narrator
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2011
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Narrator
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2011
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The man responsible for the destruction of more than six million lives accounts for his role as the architect of...
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Minister Tomer
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2010
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2010
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2010
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The uniformed but rebellious students of a distinguished all-girls school get an unexpected chance to raise a little hell as...
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2009
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2009
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Dr. Marsh
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2009
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Armed with his famous dry wit and a black British cab, Stephen Fry sets out to see America in this touchingly funny travel...
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2008
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Director John Henderson draws inspiration from the original 1960s BBC series of the same name for this family-friendly tale...
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2007
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Peter Kingdom
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2007
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An outwardly ordinary teenager finds himself suddenly thrust into extraordinary circumstances upon discovering that his...
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Smithers
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2006
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Based on the graphic novel by Alan Moore, V for Vendetta takes place in an alternate vision of Britain in which a corrupt and...
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Deitrich
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2006
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A group of actors and filmmakers set out to adapt an "unfilmable" classic novel -- but find that their own petty concerns get...
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2006
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Libretto, Screenwriter
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2006
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Douglas Adams' oft-adapted tale of an normal guy making his way through the universe (it's already been presented as a novel,...
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2005
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Narrator (English)
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2005
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British writer/actor Stephen Fry makes his feature-film debut with the witty, sophisticated comedy Bright Young Things,...
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Director, Executive Producer, Screenwriter
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2004
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2004
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The often-troubled life of one of the greatest comic actors in the history of the British cinema provides the basis for this...
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2004
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First-time filmmaker Edouard Nammour directs the family-oriented fantasy adventure Tooth. Child actress Yasmin Paige plays...
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2004
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Stephen Fry, Jemma Redgrave, Joseph Beattie, and Alex Pettyfer star in director Dave Moore's adaptation of Thomas Hughes'...
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2004
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Based on the 1997 National Book Award-nominated novel of the same name by Diane Johnson (co-writer of the script for...
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2003
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The first feature by director Peter Cattaneo since his award-winning British smash hit The Full Monty, Lucky Break is another...
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Songwriter
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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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Sir Anthony Silk QC
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2002
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Maverick American filmmaker Robert Altman takes a witty and absorbing look at the foibles of the British class system in this...
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2001
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Set during the swinging disco era in decidedly unswinging Sheffield, England, this oddball comedy is both a coming-of-age...
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Dr. Peter Robinson
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2001
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Adapted for the screen from the 1951 play that revived playwright Noel Coward's flagging reputation, Relative Values is...
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2000
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Mary McGuckian directs this bleak biopic about famed Manchester United soccer star George Best, who dumped his career down...
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2000
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French history gets turned upside down in this lavishly mounted comedy with an international cast. As Napoleon (David Suchet)...
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2000
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The Groan family has led the people for years from their castle, Gormenghast. Although a new heir, Titus Groan, has just...
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2000
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A British-Canadian coproduction (seen on ITV in Britain), Watership Down was a serialized TV cartoon version of...
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1999
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Rowan Atkinson returns to the role of royal scoundrel Edmund Blackadder in this hilariously skewered romp through British...
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1999
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Literary genius, legendary wit, bon vivant, and gay martyr, Oscar Wilde was a man whose legend has grown to iconic...
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Oscar Wilde
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1998
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1998
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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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Hawkins
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1998
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1996
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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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1995
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The Gasforth police station is set on its ear by the presence of an abandoned baby. As Sgt. Patricia Dawkins tends to the...
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1995
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1995
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Stella Gibbons' popular novel was published in 1932, and it has been adapted twice for British television, first as a...
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1995
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Legendary scientist Albert Einstein (played here by Walter Matthau) takes a break from theoretical physics to try to set up...
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1994
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Reginald Jeeves
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1994
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The winner of the Ivor Novello Award for Television Theme Music in 1994, director Adrian Shergold's spoof of wartime escape...
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James Forrester
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1993
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Peter
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1992
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Reginald Jeeves
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1992
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1992
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1992
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Reginald Jeeves
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1991
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Jeeves
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1991
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Reginald Jeeves
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1990
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1990
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Faced with the prospect of joining the AEF in the "big push" against the Germans, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson)...
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Cecil Hogmanay Melchett
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1989
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1989
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Anxious to be transferred far away from the trenches of France, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) arranges a musical...
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Cecil Hogmanay Melchett
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1989
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Again hoping to avoid WWI combat duty, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) destroys the orders for "Operation...
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Cecil Hogmanay Melchett
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1989
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As part of his never-ending efforts to avoid the German ground troops during WWI, Captain Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson)...
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Cecil Hogmanay Melchett
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1989
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The fourth series of Blackadder episodes, logically titled Blackadder Goes Forth, commenced on September 28, 1989. Rowan...
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Cecil Hogmanay Melchett
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1989
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Assigned to the British secret service, Blackadder goes undercover at an army hospital to ferret out a German spy. Among the...
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Cecil Hogmanay Melchett
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1989
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In A Fish Called Wanda, Jamie Lee Curtis plays an ambitious con artist who uses every ounce of her sexual wiles to obtain a...
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1988
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Based on a novel by Evelyn Waugh, Handful of Dust is set amongst Britain's aristocracy of the 1930s. At sumptuous Hetton...
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1988
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The cast and crew of the satirical British comedy series Blackadder reunited for this perverse one-hour spin on Dickens' A...
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King Charles
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1988
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1987
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Music and comedy share the stage in this performance film, which records a four-night variety show presented in 1987 as a...
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1987
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The curtain fell on the satirical British sitcom Black Adder the Third with the episode titled "Duel and Duality." Accused of...
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Duke of Wellington
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1987
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This sketch comedy television special starring Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie was the impetus for the series of the same name...
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1986
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Ever anxious to one-up his fellow man, Lord Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) enters a beer-drinking contest. On the same...
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Lord Melchett
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1986
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The second series of Blackadder episodes ended on February 20, 1986, with "Chains." In response to a series of high-profile...
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Lord Melchett
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1986
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Though blatantly patterned after the long-running American series Saturday Night Live, Britain's Saturday Live tended to...
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Screenwriter
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1986
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Lord Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) is heavily in debt to the Bishop of Bath and Wales (Roland Lacey), a disagreeable...
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Lord Melchett
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1986
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Lord Edmund Blackadder (Rowan Atkinson) seethes with jealousy when Sir Walter Raleigh, freshly returned from the New World,...
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Lord Melchett
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1986
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Newly appointed the Lord High Executioner, Lord Edmund Blackadder takes his new responsibilities quite seriously. Assigned to...
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Lord Melchett
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1986
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Returning to British TV after a three-year absence, the satirical sitcom The Black Adder once again starred Rowan Atkinson,...
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Lord Melchett
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1986
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Monty Python alumni John Cleese, Michael Palin, Graham Chapman, Terry Jones, and Terry Gilliam team up with Neil Innes,...
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1984
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1983
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