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 The Blue Lamp1950, Basil Dearden, DVD Very British thriller famous largely due to the fact that it represented the first incarnation of George Dixon, the friendly neighbourhood bobby of long running TV series 'Dock Green' fame. His world of policing has a rude awakening in the form o...
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 Victim1961, Basil Dearden, DVD Bogarde took a large career risk with his portrayal of a blackmailed homosexual barrister who has to decide whether or not to reveal his secret. Deciding to admit to his situation, he puts his reputation and marriage in jeopardy. An interesting pi...
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 The League of Gentlemen (Dearden, 1960) (Special Edition)1960, Basil Dearden, DVD One of the best British comedy crime capers in which a gang of ex-servicemen under the direction of an embittered former army officer harness their skills to an organised heist. Jack Hawkins plays the former army officer who is bitter at being...
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 Saraband For Dead Lovers1948, Basil Dearden, DVD The first colour feature from Ealing Studios tells the tragic story of Sophie Dorothea, a young girl forced into a loveless marriage with King George I of England, a cruel and ruthless monarch. Sophie Dorothea’s bleak existence is transformed when...
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 Khartoum1966, Basil Dearden, DVD The struggles to control the rebellions of the indigenous people of North Africa, and the bickering of the politicians of the Empire. Not a simplistic flag waver, more a study in character.
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 All Night Long1961, Basil Dearden, DVD Set in the swinging, smoky London jazz scene of the 1950s, this is an atmospheric Othello update. Not least of the film's appeal are the performances throughout by Charles Mingus, Dave Brubeck, Johnny Dankworth and Tubby Hayes!
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 The Captive Heart1946, Basil Dearden, DVD An escapee from a concentration camp assumes the identity of a dead British officer, only to become a prisoner of war. To avoid being found out, he must correspond with the dead man's estranged wife Celia. Exposure seems certain, and the men must ...
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 The Man Who Haunted Himself1970, Basil Dearden, DVD A man recovering from a road accident finds he has a doppelganger who steals both his wife and his job. Roger Moore is the confused Harold Pelham.
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 The Square Ring1953, Basil Dearden, Michael Relph, DVD A boxing drama based on the stage play by Ralph W. Peterson that follows the lives of five different fighters and their reasons for taking to the ring. A single evening of fighting at a down-at-heel stadium sees a novice cheated of victory, a boxe...
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 The Mind Benders1963, Basil Dearden, DVD When a distinguished physiologist commits suicide, British Intelligence takes a keen interest in the sensory deprivation experiments he was conducting. With eerie echoes of the CIA 'mind-bending experiments' of the Cold War-era Bogarde regarded th...
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 Who Done It?1956, Basil Dearden, DVD In his film debut Benny Hill stars as an ice-rink sweeper who becomes a bumbling private eye after winning a competition. Soon he is dealing with sinister foreign spies and getting into one scrape after another with his bloodhound. Chases, zany an...
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 Life For Ruth1962, Basil Dearden, DVD BAFTA nominated writer Janet Green adapted her successful stage play for the screen, which tells of the conflict when the death of their daughter casts doubts on a family's religious beliefs. John Harris (Michael Craig – Robin of Sherwood) swi...
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