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Tag Archives: british
The King’s Man (2021)
Director: Matthew Vaughn Writers: Matthew Vaughn & Karl Gajdusek (Story by Matthew Vaughn) (Based on the comic book “The Secret Service” by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbons)
Posted in Action, Adventure, Thriller
Tagged 1910s, 2021, aaron taylor-johnson, action, adam bohling, adaptation, adventure, assassin, assassination, ben davis, britain, british, charles dance, claudia schiffer, comic book, daniel bruhl, dave gibbons, david reid, djimon hounsou, dominic lewis, england, gemma arterton, harris dickinson, hitler, jason ballantine, karl gajdusek, kingsman, lenin, london, mark millar, matthew goode, matthew margeson, matthew vaughn, mission, prequel, president, ralph fiennes, rasputin, rhys ifans, rob hall, robert hall, secret agent, sequel, spy, stanley tucci, the king's man, the secret service, thriller, war, washington d.c., world war, world war I
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Secrets & Lies (1996)
Director: Mike Leigh Writer: Mike Leigh Very good!
Posted in Comedy, Drama
Tagged 1996, adopted, adoption, andrew dickson, birthday party, brenda blethyn, britain, british, claire rushbrook, death, dick pope, factory, family, lesley manville, lies, london, marianne jean-baptiste, michele austin, mike leigh, mom, mother, optometrist, photographer, phyllis logan, poverty, ron cook, secrets, secrets & lies, secrets and lies, simon channing williams, social worker, timothy spall
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The Great Mouse Detective (1986)
Directors: Ron Clements & Burny Mattinson & David Michener & John Musker Writers: Peter Young & Vance Gerry & Steve Hulett & Ron Clements & John Musker & Bruce Morris & Matthew O’Callaghan & Burny Mattinson & David Michener & … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Animated, Crime, Musical, Mystery
Tagged 1986, adventure, animated, animation, bat, britain, british, bruce morris, Burny Mattinson, cat, crime, Dave Michener, detective, disney, dog, england, eve titus, henry mancini, james melton, john musker, kidnapped, kidnapping, london, Matthew O’Callaghan, Mel Shaw, mice, mouse, musical, mystery, paul galdone, peter young, rat, rodent, ron clements, ron miller, roy m. brewer jr., royalty, sherlock holmes, Steve Hulett, talking animals, the great mouse detectice, tony mizgalski, toy, toymaker, toys, Vance Gerry, vincent price
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Education (2020)
Director: Steve McQueen Writers: Alastair Siddons & Steve McQueen (Story by Steve McQueen) Fifth and final film in the Small Axe series. All great and worth watching.
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1970s, 2020, alastair siddons, anita overland, britain, british, chris dickens, coming of age, drama, education, england, kenyah sandy, learning disability, london, michael elliott, naomi ackie, reading, rebecca lenkiewicz, school, Shabier Kirchner, small axe, steve mcqueen
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Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me (1999)
Director: Jay Roach Writers: Mike Myers & Michael McCullers (Based on characters created by Mike Myers)
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 1960s, 1999, alan parsons project, assassin, astronaut, austin powers, Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, britain, british, burt bacharach, cat, charles napier, clint howard, clone, comedy, david koechner, death star, debra neil-fisher, demi moore, dr. evil, elizabeth hurley, elvis costello, eric mcleod, fat bastard, fred willard, george s. clinton, gia garides, heather graham, jay roach, Jeff Garlin, jennifer coolidge, jennifer todd, jerry springer, john s. lyons, jon poll, just the two of us, kevin durand, michael mccullers, michael york, mike myers, Mindy Sterling, mini me, mojo, moon, rebecca romijn, rob lowe, robert wagner, robot, seattle, secret agent, sequel, seth green, space, spy, starbucks, suzanne todd, The Spy Who Shagged Me, tim robbins, time travel, ueli steiger, verne troyer, volcano, washington, will ferrell, willie nelson, woody harrelson
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Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery (1997)
Director: Jay Roach Writer: Mike Myers Still pretty funny!
Posted in Comedy
Tagged 1960s, 1997, andy warhol, assassin, austin powers, Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, brian george, british, burt bacharach, carrie fisher, casino, cat, charles napier, cheri oteri, christian slater, cindy margolis, clint howard, comedy, cryogenically frozen, dawn hoggatt, debra neil-fisher, demi moore, dr. evil, elizabeth hurley, england, Fabiana Udenio, father, fish out of water, frozen, george s. clinton, hot tub, Ilya baskin, jay roach, jennifer todd, las vegas, michael york, mike judge, mike myers, mimi rogers, Mindy Sterling, money, nevada, Paul Dillon, peter deming, queen, ransom, rob lowe, robert wagner, robot, secret agent, secret service, seth green, sex, shoe, son, spoof, spy, suzanne todd, swinger, swinging, teeth, therapy, time travel, tom arnold, united nation, will ferrell
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Last Christmas (2019)
Director: Paul Feig Writers: Emma Thompson and Bryony Kimmings (Story by Emma Thompson & Greg Wise) (Inspired by the song “Last Christmas” written and composed by George Michael)
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance
Tagged 2019, audition, boris isakovic, brexit, britain, british, bryony kimmings, christmas, comedy, david livingstone, death, drama, emilia clarke, emma thompson, england, fantasy, george michael, ghost, greg wise, henry holding, holiday, homeless, homeless shelter, immigrant, jessie henderson, michelle yeoh, music, musician, patti lupone, peter serafinowicz, rob delaney, romance, romantic comedy, sara powell, singer, singing, talent show, uk
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Emma. (2020)
Director: Autumn de Wilde Writer: Eleanor Catton (Based on the novel by Jane Austen) Cute!
Posted in Comedy, Drama, Romance
Tagged 1800s, 2020, adaptation, anya taylor-joy, autumn de wilde, bill nighy, britain, british, callum turner, comedy, drama, eleanor catton, emma, england, eric fellner, graham groadbent, jane austen, johnny flynn, josh o'connor, love, matchmaker, mia goth, miranda hart, peter czernin, romance, tim bevan
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