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Tag Archives: london
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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Living (2022)
Director: Oliver Hermanus Writer: Kazuo Ishiguro (Based on the film “Ikiru” written by Akira Kurosawa & Shinobu Hasimoto and Video Oguni)
Posted in Drama
Tagged 1950s, 2022, adaptation, adrian rawlins, Aimee Lou Wood, akira kurosawa, alex sharp, anent varman, bill nighy, chris wyatt, commute, death, diagnosis, drama, Elizabeth Karlsen, emilie levienaise-farrouch, england, funeral, hideo oguni, jamie ramsay, kazuo ishiguro, living, london, Michael Cochrane, office, oliver chris, Oliver Hermanus, park, playground, remake, shinobu hashimoto, Stephen Woolley, terminal illness, train
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The Great Muppet Caper (1981)
Director: Jim Henson Writers: Tom Patchett & Jay Tarses and Jerry Juhl & Jack Rose
Posted in Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Musical, Mystery
Tagged 1981, adventure, brian henson, caper, Caroll Spinney, charles grodin, chef, comedy, crime, dave goelz, david lazer, designer, diamond, diana rigg, england, eric rohmer, europe, family, fashion, frank oz, frog, gonzo, heist, hot air balloon, jay tarses, jerry juhl, jerry nelson, jewels, jim henson, joe raposo, john cleese, journalism, journalist, kermit, london, miss piggy, muppet, music, musical, mystery, newspaper, oswald morris, peter falk, pig, puppet, puppets, ralph kemplen, rat, richard hunt, the great muppet caper, the muppets, tom patchett
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See How They Run (2022)
Director: Tom George Writer: Mark Chappell
Posted in Comedy, Crime, Mystery
Tagged 2022, adrien brody, agatha christie, charlie cooper, comedy, constable, cop, crime, damian jones, daniel pemberton, david oyelowo, drunk, england, filmmaker, gary dollner, gina carter, harris dickinson, hollywood, inspector, investigation, Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, jamie ramsay, london, mark chappell, murder, mystery, pearl chanda, peter lambert, Pippa Bennett-Warner, play, playwright, poison, police, reece shearsmith, richard attenborough, ruth wilson, sam rockwell, saoirse ronan, scotland yard, see how they run, sian clifford, stage, theater, tim key, tom george, west end, whodunit, writer
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Bram Stoker’s Dracula (1992)
Director: Francis Ford Coppola Writer: James V. Hart (Based on the novel by Bram Stoker)
Posted in Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Romance
Tagged adaptation, anne goursaud, anthony hopkins, asylum, billy campbell, bite, bitten, blood, bram stoker, bram stoker's dracula, bride, cary elwes, catholicism, charles mulvehill, dracula, drama, england, fantasy, fiancee, francis ford coppola, fred fuchs, gary oldman, glen scantlebury, horror, insect, james v. hart, keanu reeves, london, love, michael apted, michael ballhaus, monica bellucci, nicholas c. smith, priest, real estate, renfield, richard e. grant, romance, sadie frost, tom waits, vampire, van helsing, vlad, winona ryder, wojciech kilar
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Split Second (1992)
Director: Tony Maylam Writer: Gary Scott Thompson
Posted in Action, Horror, Science Fiction, Thriller
Tagged 1992, action, alastair duncan, alien, alun armstrong, clive tickner, cop, dan rae, detective, england, europe, francis haines, future, Gary Scott Thompson, global warming, horror, kim cattrall, laura gregory, london, Michael j, michael j. pollard, monster, peter postlethwaite, police, rutger hauer, sci-fi, serial killer, split second, stephen w. parsons, subway, thriller, tony maylam, water
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Bright Star (2009)
Director: Jane Campion Writer: Jane Campion (Based on the book “Keats” by Andrew Motion)
Posted in Drama, Romance
Tagged 1800s, 2009, abbie cornish, adaptation, alexandre de franceschi, andrew motion, ben whishaw, biography, bright star, caroline hewitt, death, drama, edie martin, england, greig fraser, jan chapman, jane campion, john keats, keats, kerry fox, london, love, mark bradshaw, paul schneider, poem, poet, poetry, romance, sick, thomas brodie-sangster, true story, valentine
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