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| 1.A Town Like Alice starring: Helen Morse, Bryan Brown, Gordon Jackson, Dorothy Alison, Yuki Shimoda directed by: David Stevens July 30, 1992 |
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| I loved this series, when I first watched in on television back in the '80s. Every couple of years I pull the tape off the shelf and re-watch it.
This is not just for Bryan Brown fans, but for the Gordon Jackson fans in the crowd. Jackson's portrayal of a man who falls in love too late in life, is very touching. I would love to see it available on DVD! |
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| 2.A Town Like Alice starring: Helen Morse, Bryan Brown, Gordon Jackson, Dorothy Alison, Yuki Shimoda directed by: David Stevens October 02, 1997 |
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| I loved this series, when I first watched in on television back in the '80s. Every couple of years I pull the tape off the shelf and re-watch it.
This is not just for Bryan Brown fans, but for the Gordon Jackson fans in the crowd. Jackson's portrayal of a man who falls in love too late in life, is very touching. I would love to see it available on DVD! |
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| 3.The Changeling starring: George C. Scott, Trish Van Devere, Melvyn Douglas, Jean Marsh, John Colicos directed by: Peter Medak December 13, 1993 |
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| I have long been a fan of this movie. It's not a "blood and guts" horror flick but instead plays games with your head. It was great to find it on DVD! |
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| 4.A Town Like Alice starring: Helen Morse, Bryan Brown, Gordon Jackson, Dorothy Alison, Yuki Shimoda directed by: David Stevens March 20, 1997 |
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| I loved this series, when I first watched in on television back in the '80s. Every couple of years I pull the tape off the shelf and re-watch it.
This is not just for Bryan Brown fans, but for the Gordon Jackson fans in the crowd. Jackson's portrayal of a man who falls in love too late in life, is very touching. I would love to see it available on DVD! |
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| 5.Picnic at Hanging Rock starring: Rachel Roberts, Anne-Louise Lambert, Vivean Gray, Helen Morse, Kirsty Child directed by: Peter Weir June 13, 2000 |
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| I saw this film when it first came out. It was such a boring farce. I kept watching the film in the hope that it would make sense, but it never did. Don't waste your money. |
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| 6.Agatha starring: Dustin Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrave, Timothy Dalton, Helen Morse, Celia Gregory directed by: Michael Apted March 28, 1995 |
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| People are all over the place in rating this film (for a myriad of reasons) so I'll try to pin that down first. While the film was beautifully produced, bulging with a fine cast, it did not do all that well when it was released. Someone mentioned this reality already and they are correct in their facts on that point. I first saw "Agatha" either on HBO or Cinemax in the early days of those cable premium channels. In the end, it IS a really good film with an interesting story to relate.
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| 7.Agatha starring: Dustin Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrave, Timothy Dalton, Helen Morse, Celia Gregory directed by: Michael Apted May 04, 1999 |
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| People are all over the place in rating this film (for a myriad of reasons) so I'll try to pin that down first. While the film was beautifully produced, bulging with a fine cast, it did not do all that well when it was released. Someone mentioned this reality already and they are correct in their facts on that point. I first saw "Agatha" either on HBO or Cinemax in the early days of those cable premium channels. In the end, it IS a really good film with an interesting story to relate.
In 1926, famed mystery writer Agatha Christie really DID ... Read More: |
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| 8.Jock Peterson starring: Jack Thompson, Jacki Weaver, Wendy Hughes, Belinda Giblin, Arthur Dignam directed by: Tim Burstall June 24, 1994 |
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| People are all over the place in rating this film (for a myriad of reasons) so I'll try to pin that down first. While the film was beautifully produced, bulging with a fine cast, it did not do all that well when it was released. Someone mentioned this reality already and they are correct in their facts on that point. I first saw "Agatha" either on HBO or Cinemax in the early days of those cable premium channels. In the end, it IS a really good film with an interesting story to relate.
In 1926, famed mystery writer Agatha Christie really DID ... Read More: |
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| 9.Pal Joey starring: Rita Hayworth, Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak, Barbara Nichols, Bobby Sherwood directed by: George Sidney (II) |
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| Pal Joey is thoroughly delightful. I'd forgotten just how much. Even though my favorite song comes from this movie, Frank Sinatra was much too old and didn't have Eddie Fisher's looks for an EF fanclub president like little old me. I certainly thought he was taller (like Michael Feinstein, big talent comes in short people); after all, he was already a star in the entertainment business and movies, not just on television. Though he was not 'bewitching,' he was a bundle of talent and versitility with lots of media attention and some gorgeous ex-wives.
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| 10.Far East starring: Bryan Brown, Helen Morse, John Bell, Raina McKeon, Henry Duvall directed by: John Duigan October 15, 1993 |
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| Australian writer director John Duigan's drama is a retread of Casablanca, with Bryan Brown playing stoic Bogie and Helen Morse as his emotional Ingrid Bergman. The former lovers reunited gets an added local spin since Brown and Morse starred together in the TVM of A Town Like Alice, and it's their familiarity which accounts for their screen chemistry. However the political intrigue that passes for WW2 here is the Phillipines where Morse's husband John Bell is a crusading journalist out to expose multinational exploitation. Brown himself owns the Koala Klub, an oasis for ... Read More: |
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