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1.Pride and Prejudice (1995) starring: Colin Firth, Jennifer Ehle, David Bamber, Crispin Bonham-Carter, Anna Chancellor directed by: Simon Langton October 16, 1995
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Im only 17years old and i am obsessed with Jane Austen! Ive watched both versions of Pride and Prejudice as it's my favourite of the Austen collection. I think Keira was better for the character Elizabeth Bennet for certain, but i think Colin firth was amazing at playing darcey as i find him so sexy, but Matthew Macfadyen created more chemistry between them both! I think in the newer version you can see the tension between them both all the time and your just shouting at the tv coz you get frustrated at them both. I think the newer version is sooo much better without a doubt, but the older one if still very good. Id personally prefer the newer one!!!!!

2.Lady Audley's Secret [2000] starring: Neve McIntosh, Juliette Caton, Melanie Clark Pullen, Kenneth Cranham, Steven Mackintosh directed by: Betsan Morris Evans May 22, 2000
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This is real sunday afternoon in front of the fire treat. Good performances, compelling storyline and great atmosphere combine to create a really enjoyable couple of hours viewing.

3.My Night With Reg starring: Roger Frost, Anthony Calf, John Sessions, Joe Duttine, David Bamber directed by: Roger Michell September 01, 1997
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This is a poignant tale set at the height of the outbreak of AIDS and the development of an AIDS test. A group of gay friends reminisce at a wake for one of their circle who's died of AIDS, as the conversation unfolds it becomes apparent that each man there has had unprotected sex with their recently departed friend.

4.I Capture The Castle [2003] starring: Marc Blucas, Rose Byrne, Sinéad Cusack, Tara Fitzgerald, Romola Garai directed by: Tim Fywell January 26, 2004
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This film faithfully follows the story of Dodie Smith's beautiful and sometimes painful novel, but cannot capture its magic or the lyrical narrative which is so important (and what is really successful) about the novel. Read the book first, then enjoy this film for the pictures!

5.High Hopes [1988] starring: Philip Davis, Ruth Sheen, Edna Doré, Philip Jackson (II), Heather Tobias directed by: Mike Leigh
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A marvellous film, one of Mike Leigh's best. Filmed in London - near Roman Road E3 and also in King's Cross - for the most part this is a compelling human portrayal of different sorts of decay, and the occasional human orchid that can rise from that compost. Marvellous performances from the actors playing the three central characters too, Shirley, Cyril and Cyril's mum.

6.The Railway Children [2000] starring: Jack Blumenau, Clare Thomas, Jemima Rooper, Jenny Agutter, Michael Kitchen directed by: Catherine Morshead April 24, 2000
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This a very charming movie set in the turn of 20th the Century. I have seen both versions and in my view they are both very fine movies that the whole family can watch. I have to agree with one of the reviews, the brief commentary at the beginning and the end of the movie is in my view detrimental to the production. I really dont understand why the writers did that. Other then then the commentary the movie is very fine. The acting is wonderful, the settings and costumes are beautiful. This movie is worth while adding to your DVD library. Especially if you are looking for family movies

7.P.G. Wodehouse's Heavy Weather [1995] starring: Judy Parfitt, Roy Hudd, Richard Briers, Peter O'Toole, David Bamber directed by: Jack Gold February 08, 1999
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This gem of a comedy brilliantly combines all the complicated neatness of a typically barmy P.G.Wodehouse plot with excellent performances by all the actors, from Peter O'Toole's almost sublime dottiness as Lord Emsworth to Beach the Butler's perfection (why don't we see Roy Hudd in many more films?) Richard Briers and Judy Parfitt are excellent, Richard Johnson, David Bamber, Sam West, Rebecca Lacy, Benjamin Soames..all a perfect fit: Why hasn't this little masterpiece been put on DVD?

8.Midsomer Murders - Dead Letters starring: John Nettles, Jason Hughes, Jane Wymark, Barry Jackson, Elizabeth Spriggs directed by: Renny Rye March 06, 2006
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This gem of a comedy brilliantly combines all the complicated neatness of a typically barmy P.G.Wodehouse plot with excellent performances by all the actors, from Peter O'Toole's almost sublime dottiness as Lord Emsworth to Beach the Butler's perfection (why don't we see Roy Hudd in many more films?) Richard Briers and Judy Parfitt are excellent, Richard Johnson, David Bamber, Sam West, Rebecca Lacy, Benjamin Soames..all a perfect fit: Why hasn't this little masterpiece been put on DVD?

9.Chalk - Suzy Arrives [1997] starring: David Bamber, Nicola Walker, Martin Ball, Geraldine Fitzgerald (II), Antony Costa directed by: Juliet May September 07, 1998
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Okay, at fist the idea seems dumb - How funny can a comedy about a school be? The answer - Very,very,very funny Ok it looses it around the middle of the second series , but I think the BBC should be applauded for 10 epsoades of class, rather then 2 filled with rubbish. Its a moot point anyway, since the second series hasn`t been released on video yet (and knowing the beeb, never will be) In a way, Chalk reminds me of a modern day Fawlty Towers, with the same larger-then-life charcters who never seem to do anything majorley wrong, yet still get into the strangest situations, with Depuety head Eric Slatt getting into trouble as easily as John Cleese ever did. If it wasn`t for `Coupling`, Chalk would rank as the ... Read More:

10.Pollyanna starring: Amanda Burton, Kenneth Cranham, Pam Ferris, David Bamber February 17, 2003
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Pollyanna is a very touching film which has been made for all different ages to enjoy!!!!!I loved it and I'm sure you will!!

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