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Tag Archives: hugh bonneville
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994)
Director: Kenneth Branagh Writers: Steph Lady and Frank Darabont (Based on the novel by Mary Shelley)
Posted in Drama, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction
Tagged 1994, adaptation, aidan quinn, andrew marcus, corpse, drama, francis ford coppola, frank darabont, frankenstein, helena bonham carter, horror, hugh bonneville, ian holm, james v. hart, john cleese, john veitch, kenneth branagh, lab, laboratory, lightning, mary shelley, mary shelley's frankenstein, monster, patrick doyle, robert de niro, robert hardy, roger pratt, romance, sci-fi, science, science fiction, scientist, steph lady, tom hulce
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Paddington 2 (2018)
Director: Paul King Writers: Paul King and Simon Farnaby (Based on the character “Paddington Bear” created by Michael Bond)
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2018, actor, adaptation, adventure, antique, ben whishaw, birthday, book, britain, british, chef, comedy, cook, court, family, fantasy, gift, grendan gleeson, hugh bonneville, hugh grant, imelda staunton, jessica hynes, jim broadbent, jon croker, julie walters, laundry, madeleine harris, marmalade, michael bond, michael gambon, noah taylor, paddington, paddington 2, paddington bear, paul king, peter capaldi, present, prison, richard ayoade, sally hawkins, samuel joslin, simon farnaby, simon stephenson, trial, will smith
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Paddington (2015)
Director: Paul King Writer: Paul King (Story by Hamish McColl and Paul King) (Based on the character “Paddington Bear” created by Michael Bond)
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2015, adaptation, adventure, bear, ben whishaw, britain, british, comedy, england, family, fantasy, geographer, hamish mccoll, hugh bonneville, hunt, imelda staunton, jim broadbent, jude wright, julie walters, jungle, kayvan novak, london, marmalade, matt lucas, michael bond, michael gambon, nicole kidman, paddington, paddington bear, paddington station, paul king, peru, peruvian, peter capaldi, sally hawkins, samuel joslin, talking animal, taxidermist, taxidermy, train station, tub
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Iris (2001)
Director: Richard Eyre Writers: Richard Eyre & Charles Wood (Based on the book “Elegy for Iris” by John Bayley)
Posted in Drama, Romance
Tagged 2001, alzheimer, alzheimer's disease, author, biography, britain, british, charles wood, disease, drama, elegy for iris, harvey weinstein, hugh bonneville, husband, ill, illness, iris, iris murdoch, james horner, jim broadbent, john bayley, judi dench, kate winslet, love, novelist, richard eyre, romance, scott rudin, sick, sydney pollack, tony blair, true story, uk, united kingdom, wife, writer
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Paddington (2015)
Director: Paul King Writer: Paul King (Story by Hamish McColl and Paul King) (Based on the character “Paddington Bear” created by Michael Bond)
Posted in Comedy, Fantasy
Tagged 2015, bear, ben whishaw, comedy, england, family, fantasy, hamish mccoll, hugh bonneville, hunt, imelda staunton, jim broadbent, jude wright, julie walters, jungle, kayvan novak, london, matt lucas, michael bond, michael gambon, nicole kidman, paddington, paddington bear, paul king, peru, peter capaldi, sally hawkins, samuel joslin, talking animal, taxidermist, taxidermy
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The Monuments Men (2014)
Director: George Clooney Writers: George Clooney & Grant Heslov (Based on the book by Robert M. Edsel and Bret Witter) A real miss. You have a great setting, interesting true story, and talented cast and that all resulted in this … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Drama, Review, War
Tagged 2014, adaptation, alexandre desplat, architect, art, artist, bill murray, bob balaban, bret witter, bruges, cate blanchett, dimitri leonidas, drama, france, french, george clooney, german, germany, grant heslov, historical, history, hugh bonneville, jean dujardin, john goodman, madonna, matt damon, nazi, platoon, recover, rescue, robert m. edsel, sculpture, the monuments men, true story, war, world war ii, wwII
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