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Tag Archives: british
Rye Lane (2023)
Director: Raine Allen-Miller Writers: Nathan Bryon & Tom Melia
Posted in Comedy, Romance
Tagged 2023, break up, british, comedy, couple, damian jones, david jonsson, england, kwes, london, love, nathan bryon, Olan Collardy, raine allen-miller, relationship, romance, romantic comedy, rye lane, south london, tom melia, Victoria Boydell, vivian oparah, Yvonne Isimeme Ibazebo
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Chicken Run (2000)
Directors: Peter Lord & Nick Park Writer: Karen Kirkpatrick (Story by Peter Lord & Nick Park)
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Comedy
Tagged 2000, adventure, animated, animation, anthropomorphic, Benjamin Whitrow, bird, britain, british, chicken, chicken run, chickens, circus, comedy, David Sproxton, egg, england, escape, farm, farmer, farming, flight, Frank Passingham, Harry Gregson-Williams, hen, imelda staunton, jane horrocks, jeffrey katzenberg, john o'farrell, john powell, Julia Sawalha, karen kirkpatrick, mark burton, mark solomon, mel gibson, miranda richardson, nick park, peter lord, phil daniels, pie, Robert Francis, stop motion animation, Tamsin Parry, timothy spall, Tony Haygarth, Tristan Oliver, united kingdom
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Ghostwatch (1992)
Director: Lesley Manning Writer: Stephen Volk
Posted in Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Tagged 1992, basement, bbc, brid brennan, britain, british, broadcast, call in show, camera crew, children, chris swanton, craig charles, drama, fake documentary, family, film crew, ghost, ghostwatch, gillian bevan, glory hole, haunted, haunted house, haunting, home, horror, house, investigation, journalism, journalist, kids, lesley manning, live, live broadcast, Michael Parkinson, mockumentary, mystery, news, paranormal, philip appleby, poltergeist, reporter, ruth baumgarten, sarah greene, spirit, stephen volk, supernatural, television, thriller, tv, uk, united kingdom
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28 Weeks Later (2007)
Director: Juan Carlos Fresnadillo Writers: Rowan Joffe & Juan Carlos Fresnadillo & Enrique Lopez Lavigne & Jesus Olmo
Posted in Drama, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2007, 28 weeks later, allon reich, amanda walker, andrew macdonald, army, blood, britain, british, catherine mccormack, chris gill, danny boyle, drama, e.l. lavigne, england, enrique chediak, enrique lopez lavigne, family, harold perrineau, helicopter, horror, idris elba, imogen poots, infected, infection, jeremy renner, jesus olmo, john murphy, juan carlos fresnadillo, london, military, outbreak, rage, robert carlyle, rose byrne, rowan joffe, sci-fi, science fiction, sniper, thriller, virus, zombie, zombies
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28 Days Later (2002)
Director: Danny Boyle Writer: Alex Garland
Posted in Drama, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 2002, 28 days later, 28 days later..., activism, activists, alex garland, andrew macdonald, anomie harris, anthony dod mantle, army, blood, britain, british, chris gill, christopher eccleston, church, cillian murphy, coma, danny boyle, drama, england, epidemic, horror, hospital, infected, infection, john murphy, laboratory, london, mansion, military, monkey, outbreak, rage, sci-fi, science fiction, thriller, uk, virus, zombie, zombies
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Trainspotting (1996)
Director: Danny Boyle Writer: John Hodge (Based on the novel by Irvine Welsh)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1996, adaptation, addict, addiction, andrew macdonald, baby, brian tufano, british, danny boyle, death, drama, drug, drug addict, drugs, edinburgh, ewan mcgregor, ewen bremner, friends, friendship, heroin, iggy pop, irvine welsh, james cosmo, john hodge, jonny lee miller, kelly macdonald, kevin mckidd, masahiro hirakubo, money, overdose, peter mullan, robert carlyle, scotland, scottish, toilet, trainspotting
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Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires (2018)
Director: Mike Mort Writer: Mike Mort
Posted in Action, Animated, Comedy, Horror
Tagged 1980s, 2018, action, animated, animation, british, chuck steel, Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires, comedy, cop, horror, jennifer saunders, joris de man, Joseph D'Morais, laura howie, mike mort, monster, monsters, parody, paul whitehouse, police, Randhir Singh Heer, Rupert Lywood, samantha coughlan, stop motion animation, stuart bruce, vampire, vampires, wales
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The Lair of the White Worm (1988)
Director: Ken Russell Writer: Ken Russell (Based on the novel by Bram Stoker)
Posted in Comedy, Horror
Tagged adaptation, amanda donohoe, archaeologist, bite, bram stoker, british, Catherine Oxenberg, comedy, dick bush, horror, hugh grant, ken russell, monster, peter capaldi, peter davies, pit, science, scientist, scottish, skull, snake, Stanislas Syrewicz, the lair of the white worm, vampire, venom, white worm
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