Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, and Michael Palin costar in this zippy mix of caper comedy, sexy romantic comedy, and Pythonesque zaniness, one of the funniest films of the 1980s.
Olivier gives his all as the gap tooth vaudevillian living in the shadow of his music hall legend father in this screen adaptation of John Osborne’s celebrated play.
Daniel Day-Lewis became an international star in this groundbreaking British film that also was the breakthrough for director Stephen Frears and screenwriter Hanif Kureishi.
Sean Connery helped turn the James Bond spy series into a blockbuster franchise in his third outing as 007, perhaps the most iconic film in the series.
The Gothic horror from Hammer Films presents Christopher Lee as an elegant, confident, altogether seductive Dracula and Peter Cushing an intense, driven Van Helsing in the 1958 remake of the vampire classic.
James Fox is a vicious young thug on the edge of spinning out of control and Mick Jagger is a reclusice rock star who gives him sanctuary in this cult movie from Nicolas Roeg and Donald Cammell.
The debut feature from filmmaker Jonathan Glazer is a fierce yet refreshingly understated British gangster film with a ferocious performance by Kinglsey.
Richard Lester brought the same acrobatic, tongue-in-cheek style of ‘A Hard Day’s Night’ to this frivolous comedy of swinging London and the sexual revolution
Mirren won the Oscar for her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth II and Michael Sheen costars as Prime Minister Tony Blair in this drama written by Peter Morgan, creator of ‘The Crown.”
