Alfred Marks

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Alfred Marks - what members say

The Frightened City review by A customer from Reading

Early British Gansgter classic 3 March 2008
...o demonstrate his tough image while looking sharp in a suit. Great support from Alfred Marks, Herbert Lom & John Gregson, if you can forgive the somewhat dated dialogue and... Read customer review

Fanny Hill on DVD (1983)
Starring: Lisa Foster, Oliver Reed, Wilfrid Hyde-White
Director: Gerry O'Hara
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An adaptation of John Cleland's infamous erotic novel, this is the sensual story of nubile, virginal country girl Fanny Hill forced into the oldest profession in the world. Throwing herself body and soul into her new work, Fanny comes to derive enormous pleasure from her new-found ability to please,..read more »

50% from 405 members

Valentino on DVD (1977)
Starring: Rudolf Nureyev, Michelle Phillips, Leslie Caron
Director: Ken Russell
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Rudolph Nureyev stars as Rudolph Valentino in this lavish story of the life of the famous silent screen actor who caused female moviegoers to riot in the streets.

51% from 441 members

Our Miss Fred on DVD (1972)
Starring: Danny La Rue, Alfred Marks, Lance Percival
Director: Bob Kellett
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When Fred Wimbush is drafted into the army during WWII he entertains the troops with a show in which he appears in drag. But when the Nazi's suddenly advance he is forced to maintain his disguise or face getting shot as a spy. It isn't long before he is trying to escape in his new identity, ..read more »

60% from 85 members

The Frightened City on DVD (1961)
Starring: Herbert Lom, John Gregson, Sean Connery
Director: John Lemont
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London is being terrorised by gangs who wreck the premises of shops if the owners refuse to pay protection money. An evil accountant wants to combine the gangs of racketeers and form one big crime syndicate. The City of London is under an even bigger threat if this happens......

68% from 160 members

Desert Mice on DVD (1954)
Starring: Alfred Marks, Sid James, Dora Bryan
Director: Michael Ralph
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A fair stab at yet another World War II comedy, this film by Michael Ralph features the humorous antics of an ENSA troupe (the British equivalent of the American USO) and an absurd involvement with an army major (Alfred Marks) that leads to the capture of a German commanding officer (Marius Goring)...read more »

60% from 52 members

Fanny Hill - 2.5 stars
Valentino - 2.5 stars
Our Miss Fred - 3.0 stars
The Frightened City - 3.5 stars
Desert Mice - 3.0 stars

The Frightened City - 3.5 stars
Our Miss Fred - 3.0 stars
Desert Mice - 3.0 stars
Valentino - 2.5 stars
Fanny Hill - 2.5 stars

Fanny Hill - 2.5 stars
Valentino - 2.5 stars
Desert Mice - 3.0 stars
Our Miss Fred - 3.0 stars
The Frightened City - 3.5 stars

Olive McFarland - 1 times - show films
Sid James - 1 times - show films
Frederick Piper - 1 times - show films
Felicity Kendal - 1 times - show films
George Rose - 1 times - show films

John Lemont - 1 times - show films
Gerry O'Hara - 1 times - show films
Ken Russell - 1 times - show films
Michael Ralph - 1 times - show films
Gordon Hessler - 1 times - show films