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2012
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Screenwriter Andrew Davies' adapts Charles Dickens' tale of struggle and hardship in 1820s London. Returning to England after...
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William Dorrit
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2008
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A young girl embarks on a perilous journey to rescue her best friend and fight the forces of darkness in director...
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2007
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The citizens of London must grapple with one of the greatest environmental crises in British history, and the possible...
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2007
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One of Charles Dickens' best-loved (and most complex) stories receives its fourth feature film adaptation in this lively...
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Newman Noggs
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2002
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Australian filmmaker known for such classics as The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith and Six Degrees of Separation, Fred Schepisi...
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Vic
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2002
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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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Harold Smith
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2001
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A sort of mannered, British version of The Odd Couple (1970), this drama won four of the seven major BAFTA Awards for which...
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Roy Southgate
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1998
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This sprightly, nostalgic and ultimately sentimental Irish drama is suitable for family viewing. It centers on an 8-year-old...
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1996
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In this Disney version of Charles Dickens' The Old Curiosity Shop, Nell Trent is well cared for by her kind and gentle...
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1994
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The Derek Bentley Case has been an uneasy blight on the British legal system since the early 1950s. Two young, frightened...
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William Bentley
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1991
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Antoine Moreau
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1991
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CIA director Snyderburn (Joe Don Baker) talks former agent Leonard (Bill Cosby) into returning to the job in this failed...
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Frayn, Leonard's Butler
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1987
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Happy New Year is an Americanized remake of the 1974 French film of the same name. Peter Falk and Charles Durning play Nick...
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Edward Sanders, Jewelry Store manager
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1987
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The complicated relationship of two men who have given their lives to the theater forms the basis for this acclaimed drama....
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Norman
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1983
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Actors Mia Farrow and Tom Courtenay narrate this sympathetic 1979 profile of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, a Victorian-era...
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1979
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Made for television, I Heard the Owl Call My Name is set in an isolated Indian village in British Columbia. Tom Courtenay...
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Father Tark Brian
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1973
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Alexander Solzhenitsyn's novel about brutal individual survival in a Russian labor camp in the 1950s is brought to the screen...
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Ivan Denisovich
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1971
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Baxter Clarke
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1971
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Gerald Arthur Otley (Tom Courtenay) is a British secret agent called in to investigate the murder of a suspected influence...
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Gerald Arthur Otley
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1969
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Director Anthony Mann's final film (Mann died during the filming, and the production was completed by the film's star,...
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Gatiss
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1968
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Military Intelligence officer Major Grau (Omar Sharif) investigates the brutal murder of a Warsaw prostitute in this mystery...
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Corpor Hartmann
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1967
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Life on a remote Greek resort island is forever changed when two atomic bombs are accidentally dropped there when a NATO...
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Navigator
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1967
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Robert Henshaw
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1965
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James Clavell incorporated a few of his own experiences as a British POW in his novel King Rat. Bryan Forbes' film version...
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Lieutenant Grey
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1965
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Based on the Nobel Prize-winning novel by Boris Pasternak, Doctor Zhivago covers the years prior to, during, and after the...
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Pasha Strelnikov
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1965
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King and Country was adapted by Evan Jones from John Wilson's play Hamp. Misfit World War I British soldier Tom Courtenay, on...
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Private Hamp
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1964
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This conventional military drama is meant to showcase the conflict between an individual's right to religious belief (and...
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Pvt. Potter
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1963
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Billy Fisher (Tom Courtenay) is known to his blue-collar British mates as Billy Liar because of his vivid imagination. This...
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Billy Fisher
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1963
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One of the key "angry young man" films which helped define the British "Kitchen Sink Drama" style of the late 1950's and...
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Colin Smith
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1962
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