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Films starring
Joan Hickson
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1950,
Roy Boulting, John Boulting, DVD
Oscar-winning thriller (for Best Writing, by Paul Dehn and James Bernard) from the Boulting Brothers.
When Professor Willingdon (Barry Jones), sends a letter to 10 Downing Street threatening to blow up the Houses of Parliament within a week un...
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1960,
Gerald Thomas, DVD
In this early Gerald Thomas comedy a married couple (Leslie Phillips and Geraldine McEwan) inherit a country house and decide to turn it into a holiday camp for rich, neglected children. Their aim is to encourage the children's freedom and indepen...
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1984-87,
T V , Various (TV), DVD
Boxset containing all of the Joan Hickson Miss Marple mysteries. The 12 episodes include The Body In The Library, Moving Finger, A Murder Is Announced, A Pocketful Of Rye and Sleeping Murder.
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1968-70,
Various (TV), DVD
This classic acclaimed anthology series presented a selection of Gothic tales from major 19th century writers. Among the adapted works featured in this collection are Robert Louis Stevenson’s nihilistic The Suicide Club, Sheridan le Fanu’s Uncle S...
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1952,
Terence Young, DVD
A dramatic British film of a family torn apart by their eldest son being hanged for the murder of a young girl. George and Mary Rackham (André Morell and Flora Robson) try to erase the memory of their eldest son Ronnie and the ghoulish attention o...
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1955; 1960,
Charles Saunders, Alfred Shaughnessy, DVD
A double bill of British thrillers. A Time to Kill (Charles Saunders, 1955) is a complex thriller about an innocent man accused of murdering his mistress. As the film progresses it becomes clear that a newspaper reporter is covering up for the fac...
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1972,
Peter Medak, DVD
The compelling story - filmed in 1970 but not given a cinema release until 1972 due to studio concerns about its controversial subject matter - in which a young couple use black humour as a means of coping with their severely mentally handicapped ...
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