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The crusty coroner protagonist of 16 bestselling crime novels by Patricia Cornwell is being developed as a possible franchise vehicle for Angelina Jolie.

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april 2009 by tabardroad

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New wave’s old master - The National Newspaper

Age has not withered Claude Chabrol. Born in 1930, he is a founding father of the French new wave, introducing the style to the movie-going public with 1958’s Le beau Serge. Last year he celebrated a half century at the forefront of European filmmaking, having racked up 71 directing credits over the course of his career – most for the big screen, some for TV.

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april 2009 by tabardroad

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Three Monkeys

Turkish director Nuri Bilge Ceylan has turned his innovative talents to that old cinematic favourite, the crime thriller.

film crime-genre
february 2009 by tabardroad

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Ruth Rendell - Channel 4 Film

Ruth Rendell Filmography

ruth-rendell film
february 2009 by tabardroad

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DVD Times - The Film Noir Collection begins in March

Glass Key DVD have announced the UK Region 2 DVD release of three film noir titles on 16th March 2009. Priced at £9.99 RRP each, Woman on the Run, Trapped and Quicksand are the first 3 titles of a planned 54 in their new The Film Noir Collection range.

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february 2009 by tabardroad

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BBC Four World Cinema Award shortlist announced
film world awards
january 2009 by tabardroad

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Ben-Hur: George Baker screentest - AOL Video

George Baker screentests for the role of Ben-Hur (1959) that ultimately went to Charlton Heston.

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december 2008 by tabardroad

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Woman in the distance: Don DeLillo on Wanda

He is a bank robber, she is a lost soul - a volatile man, a suggestible woman. Don DeLillo on the sad, complex 1970s movie Wanda, the first and only film made by writer, director and actress Barbara Loden.

film crime-genre articles
november 2008 by tabardroad

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Ritchie and Downey Jr launch new, 'authentic' Sherlock Holmes

It will not be the Sherlock Holmes on film many remember - the suave Basil Rathbone to the bumbling Nigel Bruce - but a new big budget action movie will be faithful to Arthur Conan Doyle's original stories, its director Guy Ritchie said yesterday.

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october 2008 by tabardroad

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TCM Crime Scene Festival 2008

Welcome to the 7th annual edition of the TCM Crime Scene Festival, which celebrates and explores contemporary and classic aspects of the world’s most popular fiction genre through film, TV and literature.

crime-genre events film television books
july 2008 by tabardroad

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British Board of Film Classification launches voluntary online ratings scheme
television film
may 2008 by tabardroad

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A-Z animals

animals for filming, dogs for filming, animals for photography, dogs for photography, movie animals, film animals

film television animals cast
may 2008 by tabardroad

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YouTube - Henry V
christopher-ravenscroft shakespeare film video
may 2008 by tabardroad

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THE SHIP THAT DIED OF SHAME rated PG by the BBFC

Classified 25 March, 2008 . This work was submitted to the BBFC by Optimum Releasing .

george-baker film dvd
march 2008 by tabardroad

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Guillermo del Toro Presents The Orphanage - In Cinemas March 21 - Home
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march 2008 by tabardroad

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Trailer Carne tremula
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march 2008 by tabardroad

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Why isn't this a British film? | Features | Guardian Unlimited Film

Children of Men, Live Flesh and now Le Serpent - we need to stop letting foreign film-makers snaffle all our best stories, says John Patterson

ruth-rendell film comment
september 2007 by tabardroad

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THE SHIP THAT DIED OF SHAME MOVIE TRAILER PAGE - Videodetective.com
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august 2007 by tabardroad

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YouTube - The Bridesmaid
ruth-rendell film video
august 2007 by tabardroad

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George Baker - Channel 4 Film
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april 2007 by tabardroad

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BFI | Film & TV Database | A LITTLE TOUCH OF HARRY: THE MAKING OF HENRY V (1989)

Promotional film for HENRY V (1989), showing the film in production, extracts from the finished film, interviews with actors and crew...

christopher-ravenscroft interviews shakespeare film documentary
march 2007 by tabardroad

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BBC NEWS | Entertainment | BFI archives to be free to public

Britain's national film and television archive is to be opened up in order for it to be accessed by the public.

television film
february 2007 by tabardroad

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Amazon.co.uk: The Moonraker [1957]: DVD: George Baker,Sylvia Syms,Peter Arne

The film that everybody is always asking about is finally to be released on Region 2 DVD in May 2007.

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february 2007 by tabardroad

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Notes on a Scandal

With some audacity, the spirits of both Hitchcock and Nabokov are invoked in this delectable adaptation of Zoë Heller's Booker-shortlisted novel. It's a psychological thriller about an ageing history teacher in a north London state school with a sinister

film recommendations
february 2007 by tabardroad

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NO CHILDREN. NO FUTURE. NO HOPE.

Children of Men

PD-James film
september 2006 by tabardroad

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Henry V (1989) - The Film Guide
christopher-ravenscroft film shakespeare
september 2006 by tabardroad

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The Observer | What happened to ... Ken Kitson

In July 2003 The Observer told how Ken Kitson, a regular in BBC television's Last of the Summer Wine, put adverts in the Yorkshire Post and smaller local papers inviting readers to 'be part of the biggest romantic comedy western set in Yorkshire'

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september 2006 by tabardroad

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The Sweeney Flies Back

Classic cops getting a 21st century spin.

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september 2006 by tabardroad

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Chabrol’s The Bridesmaid: When Family Is a Fraud

Claude Chabrol’s The Bridesmaid (La Demoiselle d’Honneur), from a screenplay by Pierre Leccia and Mr. Chabrol, based on the novel by Ruth Rendell, develops a passionate love story amid a creeping malignancy that ultimately engulfs the two lovers.

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august 2006 by tabardroad

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First Run Features: The Bridesmaid

US press release

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august 2006 by tabardroad

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Rendell & Chabrol

Making novels into movies is a tricky business, but it is clear that the British crime writer Ruth Rendell and the French director Claude Chabrol are on the same wavelength.

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august 2006 by tabardroad

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Shades of Grey: The Ship that Died of Shame

Ostensibly a crime yarn, it tells the story of motor-gunboat 1087, a vessel with a proud war record, and its ignominious fall from grace at the hands of her former first lieutenant, the criminal-minded Hoskins, and his ex-captain and dupe, Randall.

george-baker film books reviews
august 2006 by tabardroad

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Just one more close-up Penelope, please

Profile: Pedro Almodovar

ruth-rendell film comment
august 2006 by tabardroad

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The couple that slays together ...

Rendell and Chabrol brilliantly keep leading us on, into a slowly darkening story of tango dancers and crystalline daggers and quiet shrouded mansions.

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august 2006 by tabardroad

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The Bridesmaid - New York Times Review

In Claude Chabrol’s Film ‘The Bridesmaid,’ a Mama’s Boy Meets a Femme Fatale

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august 2006 by tabardroad

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channel4.com/film - Live Flesh

The lives of a small group of people are forever changed following a shooting.

ruth-rendell film
july 2006 by tabardroad

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