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Sharp-looking but dull American adaptation of the Dickens classic.
In 1973, director-on-the-rise Peter Medak nabbed notoriously difficult comic genius and box-office star Peter Sellers for his new pirate comedy, Ghost In The Noonday Sun. Sellers immediately began sabotaging the film.
True story of Derek Bentley, sentenced to death for a bungled robbery.
Astronauts come a cropper with nymphomaniac aliens while on a trip to Mars.
Baltimore detective series sees a team of detectives take on a drug lord.
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A wicked experience Daniel Kokotajlo on British folk horror and Starve Acre
Her inner life Nanette Burstein on Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes
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Her own anchor Haley Bennett and Thomas Napper on Widow Clicquot
Under gaslight Tatjana Anders on identifying toxic relationships and making Your Reality
Blitz to close New York Film Festival Steve McQueen delighted to be back
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