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| The Mystery Of Men | |
| First broadcast on BBC1 on 30th August 1999 | |
| Synopsis: | A black comedy-drama about four men who take out an insurance policy together. The aim is to ensure that whoever lives longest dies richest. However, with a little help from the women in their lives, fate throws a riotous chain of mishaps their way |
| Starring: | Warren Clarke, Neil Pearson, Nick Berry and Robert Daws |
| Directed by: | David Wheatley |
| Produced by: | Steve Lanning |
| Executive producer: | Mal Young |
| Screenplay by: | Nick Vivian based on the book by Guy Bellamy |
| BBC Television / Valentine Productions | |
| Guest House Paradiso |
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| Nationwide UK cinematic release on 3rd December 1999. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | A comedy inspired by the television series 'Bottom'. In an undescribably bad holiday guest house, presided over by an equally awful proprietor, unsuspecting guests end up with more than they bargained for | |
| Starring: | Rik Mayall, Adrian Edmondson, Vincent Cassel, Bill Nighy, Fenella Fielding, Lisa Palfrey and Joseph Hughes | |
| Directed by: | Adrian Edmondson | |
| Produced by: | Phil McIntyre | |
| Executive producers: | Helen Parker, Marc Samuelson and Peter Samuelson | |
| Written by: | Rik Mayall and Adrian Edmondson | |
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Universal Pictures / Phil McIntyre Production
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| Blue Murder |
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| First broadcast on ITV on 23rd February 2000. Home-video release | ||
| Starring: | Gary Mavers, Jemma Redgrave, Emma Cunniffe, Kevin McMonagle and Tim Woodward | |
| Directed by: | Paul Unwin | |
| Produced by: | Christopher Hall | |
| Executive producer: | Sharon Bloom | |
| Written by: | Nick Collins | |
| Carlton Television Production | ||
| Essex Boys |
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| Nationwide UK cinematic release on 14th July 2000. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | A dark and violent British gangster tale, loosely based on the 1998 'Range Rover Murders'. The story is told by a young cabby who works for a violent psychopath intent on becoming the premier crime lord of the Southend clubs. However, a contaminated consignment of ecstasy tablets blackens the psychotic ex-con's reputation, and a dramatic plot of murder and betrayal ensues | |
| Starring: | Sean Bean, Alex Kingston, Charlie Creed-Miles, Tom Wilkinson and Larry Lamb | |
| Directed by: | Terry Winsor | |
| Produced by: | Jeff Pope | |
| Executive producer: | Pippa Cross | |
| Written by: | Jeff Pope and Terry Winsor | |
| A Granada Film Production | ||
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| March In Windy City | |
| First broadcast on ITV on 25th March 1998 | |
| Synopsis: | Tense espionage drama in which a former British secret agent is brought out of retirement to carry out one last assassination. One-time MI6 operative Steven March travels to Chicago in order to assassinate a Russian mafioso who has reinvented himself as a legitimate businessman and is running for the Senate. Despite unconventional methods, March proves more than a match for the FBI and the Mafia |
| Starring: | David Jason and David McCallum |
| Executive producers: | David Reynolds and David Jason |
| Yorkshire Television Production | |
| Cadfael - The Holy Thief |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 23rd June 1998. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Cadfael investigates more foul deeds against a backdrop of unrest in town and country. He is confronted by a double abduction when both a slave girl and the bones of the abbey's Saint Winifred go missing | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Anthony Green | |
| Directed by: | Ken Grieve | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producers: | Rob Pursey and Rebecca Eaton | |
| Screenplay by: | Ben Rostul based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Productions and WGBH / Boston
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| Cadfael - The Potter's Field |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 23rd December 1998. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | The monks of Shrewsbury discover a crude burial pot containing a woman's remains, and Cadfael is compelled to clear a fellow brother of the crime | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth, Peter Baldwin, Anthony Green, Mel Martin and John Bowler | |
| Directed by: | Mary McMurray | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producers: | Rob Pursey and Rebecca Eaton | |
| Screenplay by: | Christopher Russell based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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A Carlton Production in association with WGBH / Boston
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - Pilgrim Of Hate |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 28th December 1998. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Cadfael must discover who murdered an old man whose putrescent corpse is brought to the abbey in a sack by pilgrims. The abbot imprisons the travellers while Cadfael examines the body to find clues to the identity of the killer | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth, Anthony Green and Matt Patresi | |
| Directed by: | Ken Grieve | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producers: | Rob Pursey and Rebecca Eaton | |
| Screenplay by: | Richard Stoneman based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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A Carlton Production in association with WGBH / Boston
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| This Could Be The Last Time |
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| First broadcast on BBC TV. Home-video release | ||
| Starring: | Joan Plowright, Penelope Wilton, Dorothy Tutin, Alain Doutey, Keith Barron and Jonathan Burteaux | |
| Directed by: | Gavin Millar | |
| Produced by: | Colin Ludlow | |
| Executive producer: | David M Thompson | |
| Screenplay by: | George Day | |
| BBC Television Production | ||
| Money Kings - (aka Vig) |
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| Made-for-TV film. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Powerful crime drama about a Korean War veteran who runs an illegal gambling operation from his Boston pub. As a result of a visit by the mob who want to muscle in on the old soldier's activities, a young mobster is dispatched to chase up his debtors. But things begin to get out of hand when one of the late-players has his life threatened, and the vet decides to risk his own life and take on the mob himself | |
| Starring: | Peter Falk, Lauren Holly, Timothy Hutton, Freddie Prinze Jr., Tyne Daly, Paul Lazar, Tony Sirico, Steve Sweeney, Roger Robinson, Frank Vincent and Colm Meaney | |
| Directed by: | Graham Theakston | |
| Produced by: | F Miguel Valenti | |
| Executive producers: | Cis Corman, Erin Martin, John Dunning, André Link, Michael Paseornek and Jeff Sackman | |
| Screenplay by: | Paul Hapenny | |
| A Lions Gate Films & Barwood Films & Angry Mob Production | ||
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| Into The Blue |
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| First broadcast on ITV on 15th October 1997. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Contemporary thriller set partly on the island of Rhodes. A bankrupt former garage owner, now working as a waiter and a caretaker on the Greek island, is hauled in by the local police when a young Englishwoman he has befriended goes missing. Under suspicion of murder, he flees the island and returns to England, where he begins trying to piece together the missing woman's background and her reasons for visiting Rhodes in the first place | |
| Starring: | John Thaw, Matthew Marsh, Celia Imrie, Miles Anderson, Anton Lesser and Abigail Cruttenden | |
| Directed by: | Jack Gold | |
| Produced by: | Chris Burt | |
| Executive producers: | Ted Childs, Rebecca Eaton and Duncan C Weldon | |
| Written by: | Simon Burke based on the book by Robert Goddard | |
| Carlton Productions in association with Triumph Proscenium Productions Limited and WGBH Boston | ||
| Sex & Chocolate | |
| First broadcast on BBC1 on 26th October 1997 | |
| Synopsis: | Drama about a contented wife and school teacher who is led into temptation by an old flame. She agrees to spend a weekend with him in Paris but succumbs to a taste for sex and chocolate |
| Starring: | Dawn French, Phil Daniels and Michael Maloney |
| Directed by: | Gavin Millar |
| Produced by: | Sophie Clarke-Jervoise |
| Executive producers: | Ruth Caleb and George Faber |
| Written by: | Tony Grounds |
| BBC Television Production | |
| The Stalker's Apprentice | |
| First broadcast on ITV on 25th May 1998 | |
| Synopsis: | Thriller about a man who becomes obsessed with a young woman he sees on a commuter train. Inspired by a manuscript at the publishing firm where he works, he begins to stalker her. But when he discovers she is engaged, his infatuation takes a murderous turn |
| Starring: | Peter Davison, James Bolam, Paula Wilcox and Gideon Turner |
| Directed by: | Marcus D F White |
| Produced by: | Robert Love |
| Executive producers: | Robert Love and J Nigel Pickard |
| Screenplay by: | Gordon Hann from the novel by M S Power |
| Scottish Television Enterprises | |
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| Cadfael - A Morbid Taste For Bones |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 25th August 1996. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | The monks of Shrewsbury go to Wales to recover the bones of a Saint, but encounter local opposition. When the local land owner is murdered, the monks become the prime suspects | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Anna Friel, Michael Culver, Julian Firth, Mark Charnock and Terrence Hardiman | |
| Directed by: | Rick Stroud | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Christopher Russell based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Television Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - The Rose Rent |
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| Originally broadcast ITV on 12th August 1997. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Cadfael looks into a spate of murders that surround a rich and attractive widow. With the men of the locale of Shrewsbury scrambling to marry the rich merchant's widow, rivalry for her hand spirals out of control. Even the young monk who brings the annual rent from the abbey in the form of a rose falls for her charms, and soon pays dearly for his interest | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth, Mark Charnock, Crispin Bonham-Carter and Kitty Aidridge | |
| Directed by: | Rick Stroud | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Christopher Russell based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Television Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - The Raven In The Foregate |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 26th August 1997. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Cadfael is consumed with guilt when a young pregnant girl he rejected in her hour of need is found dead, along with a priest who refused to take her confession. Determined to ease his own conscience and prove that her death was not suicide, the contrite cleric embarks on a double murder hunt | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth, Mark Charnock and Catherine Cusack | |
| Directed by: | Ken Grieve | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Simon Burke based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Television Production
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| The Pale Horse | |
| First broadcast on ITV on 23rd December 1997 | |
| Synopsis: | A murder mystery, set in the 1960s, about a young sculptor who is suspected of murdering a priest. As Mark Easterbrook sets out to uncover the truth - linking several other mysterious deaths - the life of a young woman is also put in danger |
| Starring: | Colin Buchanan, Jayne Ashbourne, Hermione Norris, Leslie Phillips, Michael Bryne and Jean Marsh |
| Directed by: | Charles Beeson |
| Produced by: | Adrian Bate |
| Executive producer: | Guy Slater |
| Screenplay by: | Based on the novel by Agatha Christie |
| Anglia Television Entertainment | |
| Space Truckers |
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| Cinematic and home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Colourful science fiction comedy about an interstellar trucker who agrees to carry an illicit shipment back to earth, unaware that the cargo comprises deadly biomechanical killing machines | |
| Starring: | Dennis Hopper, Stephen Dorff, Debi Mazar and Charles Dance | |
| Directed by: | Stuart Gordon | |
| Produced by: | Mary Breen-Farrelly | |
| Executive producers: | Guy Collins and Stephen Kay | |
| Story by: | Stuart Gordon and Ted Mann | |
| Goldcrest Films International | ||
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| Cadfael - The Virgin In The Ice |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 26th December 1995. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | More mystery as Brother Cadfael investigates the rape, murder and encasement in ice of a nun. The man of the cloth's probing reveals not only a murderer but the fact that he himself has fathered a son, despite now being a celibate vessel of God | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Mark Charnock, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Amelia Curtis | |
| Directed by: | Malcolm Mowbray | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Russell Lewis based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Television Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - The Leper Of St Giles |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV in 1995. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | A great wedding is due to take place at the Abbey of Shrewsbury, for a beautiful young girl and a powerful Baron - but he's only interested in the contents of her dowry, not her heart. On the eve of her wedding he rides off into the night - and is never seen alive again | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Sean Pertwee, Peter Copley, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Tara Fitzgerald | |
| Directed by: | Graham Theakston | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Paul Pender based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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A Central Films Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - St Peter's Fair |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 19th August 1997. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Against the backdrop of an England ravaged by civil war, a tangled web of deceit and murder is unravelled when a merchant is killed at the annual St. Peter's fair in Shrewsbury. With a cobbler's son standing accused, Cadfael's friend Hugh Beringar finds he must choose between loyalty to the King and his regard for Cadfael | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth, Mark Charnock, | |
| Directed by: | Herbert Wise | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Russell Lewis based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Television Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - The Devil's Novice |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV on 18th August 1996. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Cadfael and his colleagues welcome into the Abbey a young man who expresses an urgent wish to join the order. But when Canon Eluard arrives to question the newcomer about a disappearance, Cadfael looks into the real reasons behind the young man's unexpected arrival | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Terrence Hardiman, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Ian McNeice | |
| Directed by: | Herbert Wise | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Christopher Russell based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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Carlton Television Production
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| Body Language - (aka Pro Bono) |
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| Home-video release | ||
| Synopsis: | Tense drama about a lawyer who meets a seductive stripper, who convinces him to kill her abusive husband. But the more he gets involved with her, the more he realises all is not what it seems as he finds himself in the middle of a dangerous blackmail plot | |
| Starring: | Tom Berenger, Nancy Travis, Robert Patrick, Eddie Jones, Dana Gladstone and Heidi Schanz | |
| Directed by: | George Case | |
| Produced by: | Bill Borden and Diane Nabatoff | |
| Executive producers: | Ted Field, David Madden and Robert W Cort | |
| Written by: | Eric Harlacher | |
| HBO Pictures / Interscope Communications | ||
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| Pat & Margaret |
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| Originally broadcast on BBC TV on 11th September 1994. Now on DVD | ||
| Starring: | Victoria Wood, Julie Walters, Celia Imrie, Duncan Preston, Thora Hird and Don Henderson | |
| Directed by: | Gavin Millar | |
| Produced by: | Ruth Caleb | |
| Written by: | Victoria Wood | |
| BBC Television Production | ||
| Captives |
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| Cinematic and home-video release | ||
| Synopsis: | A young female dentist starts working in a high security prison when her marriage breaks up. Before long, she is drawn into an intense, secret affair with a convicted criminal. Consumed by obsessive passion, she embarks on a dangerous journey from which there is no turning back | |
| Starring: | Tim Roth, Julia Ormond, Keith Allen, Siobhan Redmond, Peter Capaldi and Colin Salmon | |
| Directed by: | Angela Pope | |
| Produced by: | David M Thompson | |
| Executive producers: | Anant Singh and Mark Shivas | |
| Screenplay by: | Frank Deasy | |
| Majestic Films | ||
| The Puppet Masters |
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| Cinematic and home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Andrew Nivens leads a team of top-level government agents who make a shocking discovery: bizarre extraterrestrial beings have landed and are quickly taking control of the residents of a small farm town - manipulating their bodies and minds like puppets! Faced with an escalating crisis as the creatures multiply and spread, the team must somehow eliminate the seemingly unstoppable aliens... | |
| Starring: | Donald Sutherland, Eric Thal, Julie Warner and Yaphet Kotto | |
| Directed by: | Stuart Orme | |
| Produced by: | Ralph Winter | |
| Executive producer: | Michael Engelberg | |
| Screenplay by: | Ted Elliot, Terry Rossio and David S Goyer based on the novel by Robert A Heinlein | |
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Hollywood Pictures
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| Wide Eyed And Legless - (aka The Wedding Gift) | |
| Originally broadcast on BBC TV | |
| Synopsis: | A witty and spirited middle-aged British couple try to cope with the wife's mysterious illness. When their son announces his upcoming wedding, they find themselves more determined than ever to live life to the fullest in this uplifting, bittersweet drama |
| Starring: | Jim Broadbent, Julie Walters, Peter Whitfield, Martin Wenner and Thora Hird |
| Directed by: | Richard Loncraine |
| Written by: | Jack Rosenthal |
| BBC Television Production | |
| Cadfael - One Corpse Too Many |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV in 1995. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | The sleuthing medieval monk's quiet, monastic life is shattered when the Abbey of Shrewsbury becomes embroiled in a war raging between King Stephen and Empress Maud | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Sean Pertwee, Peter Copley, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Christian Burgess | |
| Directed by: | Graham Theakston | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Russell Lewis based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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A Central Films Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - The Sanctuary Sparrow |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV in 1995. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | When the town's goldsmith is robbed and left for dead, the local citizens launch a witch hunt. Pursued by an angry mob, the prime suspect is forced to take refuge at the abbey. But when a second body is found in the river, Cadfael dons his habit to investigate | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Sean Pertwee, Peter Copley, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Roy Barraclough | |
| Directed by: | Graham Theakston | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Russell Lewis based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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A Central Films Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Cadfael - Monk's Hood |
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| Originally broadcast on ITV in 1995. Home-video release. Now on DVD | ||
| Synopsis: | Cadfael is called in to investigate when a wealthy landowner, who cut his son out of his will to leave his inheritance to Shrewsbury Abbey, is found poisoned. The dashing monk discovers that the man's wife is the childhood sweetheart he has not seen for 40 years. Cadfael promised he would be back to marry her after leaving for the crusades, but never returned to honour his pledge | |
| Starring: | Derek Jacobi, Sean Pertwee, Peter Copley, Michael Culver, Julian Firth and Jonny Lee Miller | |
| Directed by: | Graham Theakston | |
| Produced by: | Stephen Smallwood | |
| Executive producer: | Ted Childs | |
| Screenplay by: | Russell Lewis based on the novel by Ellis Peters | |
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A Central Films Production
N.B. A soundtrack was released |
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| Sin Bin | |
| Originally broadcast on BBC TV | |
| Synopsis: | A male nurse in a mental hospital witnesses one patient killing another, but does not come forward |
| Starring: | Pete Postlethwaite, George Costigan, Kathy Burke, James Cosmo and Anna Keaveney |
| Directed by: | George Case |
| Produced by: | Charles Pattinson |
| Written by: | Catherine Johnson |
| BBC Television Production | |
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| Curacao - (aka A Circling Of Sharks; aka Deadly Currents) |
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| Cinematic and home-video release | ||
| Synopsis: | A former sea captain whose ship exploded and now the owner of a bar in the Bahamas is friendly with the head of security for the American embassy - who gets an observer assigned to him by the CIA, a task complicated by the fact that they are former lovers. Some uncomfortable secrets are soon revealed | |
| Starring: | George C Scott, William Petersen, Julie Carmen, Alexei Sayle, Trish Van Devere and Maria Ellingsen | |
| Directed by: | Carl Schultz | |
| Produced by: | Art Levinson | |
| Executive producer: | Philip D Fehrle | |
| Screenplay by: | James David Buchanan based on his novel The Prince Of Malta | |
| Jones Entertainment Group Limited | ||
| A Question Of Guilt | |
| Originally broadcast on BBC TV | |
| Starring: | Cherie Lunghi, Derrick O'Connor and Malcolm Sinclair |
| Directed by: | Stuart Orme |
| Written by: | Ted Whitehead |
| BBC Television Production | |
| Don't Leave Me This Way | |
| Originally broadcast on BBC TV | |
| Synopsis: | Tense thriller about a pair of friends, Loretta and Bridget, who cannot accept as accidental the death of a friend who is found off the English coast in a wrecked car. Helped by the dead woman's daughter, they follow the trail to a deserted house on the Norfolk Fens, where a terrible truth is revealed |
| Starring: | Janet McTeer, Imelda Staunton, John Fortune, Bill Nighy, Jerome Flynn, Ian McNeice, Pamela Salem and Philip Anthony |
| Directed by: | Stuart Orme |
| Written by: | Catherine Buchanan based on the novel by Joan Smith |
| BBC Television Production | |
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| City Boy | |
| Cinematic release | |
| Synopsis: | Powerful drama, set towards the end of the 19th century, about a young man who leaves his Chicago orphanage to find his natural parents. Travelling in the wilds of the north western states, he befriends a petty criminal, but the two are destined to clash when one is hired to protect a forest from illegal felling, and the other falls in with some shady lumberjacks whose axes are poised |
| Starring: | James Brolin, Wendel Meldrum, Christopher Bolton, Sarah Chalke, David Glyn-Jones, Victor A Young, Matthew Walker, Alan C Peterson and Christian Campbell |
| Directed by: | Richard Loncraine |
| Produced by: | Colleen Nystedt |
| Executive producers: | Andras Hamori and Susan Cavan |
| Written by: | John Kent Harrison and Coralee Elliott Testar based on the novel Freckles by Gene Stratton Porter |
| New City Productions Inc | |
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| Journey To Knock | |
| Starring: | John Hurt |
| Directed by: | David Wheatley |
| BBC Television Production | |
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| Hands Of A Murderer | |
| Synopsis: | Detective film set in Victorian London, featuring the famous violin playing sleuth and his amiable companion, Dr Watson. After months of painstaking investigation, Inspector Lestrade has allowed Moriarty to escape. Holmes finds himself tangled in a web of intrigue and double bluff |
| Starring: | Edward Woodward, John Hillerman, Anthony Andrews, Kim Thomson, Peter Jeffrey and Warren Clarke |
| Directed by: | Stuart Orme |
| Produced by: | Robert E Fuisz |
| Executive producer: | William F Storke |
| Written by: | Charles Edward Pogue |
| Yorkshire International Films Limited | |
| Danger Adrift | |
| Starring: | Penny Lang |
| CBS Special | |
| Smack & Thistle | |
| Originally broadcast on Channel 4 (UK) | |
| Directed by: | Tunde Tkoli |
| Working Title Production | |
| Frankenstein's Baby | |
| Starring: | Nigel Planer, Kate Buffery, William Armstrong, Yvonne Bryceland and Richard Haddon Haines |
| Directed by: | Bob Bierman |
| Produced by: | Ruth Baumgarten |
| Written by: | Emma Tennant |
| BBC Television Production | |
| Gaia - (aka Tattoo) | |
| Directed by: | Maxim Ford |