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1.Young Winston [1972] starring: Robert Shaw, Anne Bancroft, Simon Ward, Jack Hawkins, Ian Holm directed by: Richard Attenborough
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2.84 Charing Cross Road [1986] starring: Anne Bancroft, Anthony Hopkins directed by: David Jones July 22, 1991
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The touching and true story of a relationship that develops between a bibliophile and her supplier of antiquarian books comes wonderfully to life through acting of extraordinary calibre.

3.Walk the Proud Land [1953] starring: Audie Murphy, Anne Bancroft, Pat Crowley, Charles Drake, Tommy Rall directed by: Jesse Hibbs July 01, 1999
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The touching and true story of a relationship that develops between a bibliophile and her supplier of antiquarian books comes wonderfully to life through acting of extraordinary calibre.

4.How To Make An American Quilt [1996] starring: Winona Ryder, Anne Bancroft, Ellen Burstyn, Kate Nelligan, Alfre Woodard directed by: Jocelyn Moorhouse July 03, 2000
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This was just the type of film I love to watch on a rainy Sunday afternoon with my feet up, a cup of hot chocolate, and packet of gypsy creams. I enjoyed every bit of this film - the quilters' stories of their past loves and heartaches as they work on the quilt; student Finn's uncertainty about her own love life and the decision she finally made; and not least the glimpses of quilts in some background scenes. But what sacrilege to trail the beautiful wedding quilt in the dirt! I will enjoy watching this film again and again.

5.G.I. Jane [1997] starring: Demi Moore, Viggo Mortensen, Anne Bancroft, Jason Beghe, Daniel von Bargen directed by: Ridley Scott July 01, 2002
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Even with a number one shaved head, Demi Moore is still a fox. Entered into elite SEAL training, she is beaten up, shot at and half drowned all to prove that the girls are as tough as the boys. After much hardship, she makes the grade and proves herself in a Libyan mission with flying colours. Good action scenes in places and good storyline.

6.Jesus Of Nazareth [1977] starring: Robert Powell, Anne Bancroft, Ernest Borgnine, Claudia Cardinale, Valentina Cortese directed by: Franco Zeffirelli March 27, 2000
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This film does not need many words to describe it. It chronicles the life of the Messiah and spreads the truth of His words. It is a wonderful film and Robert Powell portrays Christ in the most beautiful, uplifting way imaginable. It brought tears to my eyes on many occasions during the film. This film should be seen by everyone, it is quite simply breathtaking.

7.The Assassin [1993] starring: Bridget Fonda, Gabriel Byrne, Harvey Keitel, Dermot Mulroney, Anne Bancroft directed by: John Badham November 18, 1996
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If you want a gritty film thats has a good storyline and fabulously acted parts then this is the one for you. Bridget plays a ruffian, a drug abusing lowlife who has taken part in a chemist shop slaying whilst her gang was looking for drugs. She is sentenced to death. They kill her by lethel injection. Then she wakes up, she has been offered a second chance in life but there are rules, she must behave, obey the rules and follow orders. Gabriel Burne plays the agent that recruited her and its his job to see she flies right and gets with the programme, the main incentive being of course the fact that she is already legally dead, if they wanted to kill her now for misbehaving no one would know any different. She has a talent ... Read More:

8.The Graduate [1967] starring: Anne Bancroft, Dustin Hoffman, Katharine Ross, William Daniels, Murray Hamilton directed by: Mike Nichols March 05, 2001
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Having finally watched this classic film, I was suprised just how good it was. Not only did it capture the sexual Zeitgeist of the 60's it has proven remarkably (and ominously) prescient in depicting what 'gender equality' might mean regarding sexual relations. Anne Bancroft is wickedly delicious in the role(reversal) of the scheming, older sexual predator. What young man could say no to her? Especially a man as unsure and sexually inept as the Dustin Hoffman character. And when he does say no, she simply falsely accuses him of rape. With the dice seemingly now loaded against him and his gender, will our male hero somehow restore the natural order of things and win the love of Mrs Robinson's pretty young daughter? A classic snapshot of ... Read More:

9.Don't Bother To Knock [1952] starring: Richard Widmark, Marilyn Monroe, Anne Bancroft, Donna Corcoran, Jeanne Cagney directed by: Roy Ward Baker July 06, 1989
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Anyone who says Marilyn Monroe was not a talented dramatic actress has never seen Donï¿½t Bother to Knock, a darkly unique entry among Marilynï¿½s filmography. This film marks Marilynï¿½s first dramatic starring role, and it is Marilyn as you would never see her again. She plays Nell, a deeply troubled young lady whose shyness and aloofness at first prove to be only the tip of the iceberg in relation to her problems. She has recently moved to New York to start her life over again, and her helpful uncle, an elevator operator in a grand hotel, has arranged for her to baby-sit a wealthy coupleï¿½s little girl for the night. This, as soon becomes apparent, was not a good idea. Her behavior becomes stranger and stranger as the night progresses, ... Read More:

10.Young Winston [1972] starring: Robert Shaw, Anne Bancroft, Simon Ward, Jack Hawkins, Ian Holm directed by: Richard Attenborough January 13, 2003
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Anyone who says Marilyn Monroe was not a talented dramatic actress has never seen Donï¿½t Bother to Knock, a darkly unique entry among Marilynï¿½s filmography. This film marks Marilynï¿½s first dramatic starring role, and it is Marilyn as you would never see her again. She plays Nell, a deeply troubled young lady whose shyness and aloofness at first prove to be only the tip of the iceberg in relation to her problems. She has recently moved to New York to start her life over again, and her helpful uncle, an elevator operator in a grand hotel, has arranged for her to baby-sit a wealthy coupleï¿½s little girl for the night. This, as soon becomes apparent, was not a good idea. Her behavior becomes stranger and stranger as the night progresses, ... Read More:

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