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review by SAI81 from Tonbridge, Kent
12 Angry Men 19 March 2007
Ed Begley - filmography
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Renaissance Man
(1994)
Starring: Danny De Vito, Gregory Hines, James Remar
Director: Penny Marshall
Certificate: 
When advertising executive Bill Rago gets the chop he soon realises that he can't do anything else and is talked into teaching English grammar to a bunch of army recruits. However, the army wants him to be disciplined and do everything at the double. His pupils just want him to leave them alone...
 
64%
from 794 members
Currently unavailable
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This Is Spinal Tap - Blu-ray
(1984)
Starring: June Chadwick, Rob Reiner, Michael McKean
Director: Rob Reiner
Certificate: 
A brilliant and hilarious documentary-style satire of a has-been British heavy metal band who never really was on an absurd American comeback tour that never quite gets off the ground, THIS IS SPINAL TAP practically birthed the mockumentary style. Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry ..read more »
73%
from 1,164 member
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This Is Spinal Tap
on DVD
(1984)
Starring: Andrew Divoff, Rob Reiner, Billy Crystal
Director: Rob Reiner
Certificate:
A brilliant and hilarious documentary-style satire of a has-been British heavy metal band who never really was on an absurd American comeback tour that never quite gets off the ground, THIS IS SPINAL TAP practically birthed the mockumentary style. Michael McKean, Christopher Guest, and Harry ..read more »
70%
from 24,672 members
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Cat People
on DVD
(1982)
Starring: Nastassja Kinski, Malcolm McDowell, John Heard
Director: Paul Schrader
Certificate: 
After Irena (Nastassia Kinski), a young woman with a mysterious past, is reunited with her brother Paul (Malcom MacDowell), a series of bizarre events is set into motion. When Irena discovers that her sexuality is intimately linked with that of her brother's--as well as with a strange human-feline ..read more »
52%
from 984 members
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Battlestar Galactica
on DVD
(1978)
Starring: Richard Hatch, Dirk Benedict, Lorne Greene
Director: Richard A. Colla
Certificate: 
A futuristic aircraft carrier careers through a distant starfield, followed by a convoy of bizarre space vehicles, all fleeing the destruction of the human race. They are all bound for a sister colony on a planet far away...A planet called Earth...
67%
from 1,454 member
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The Dunwich Horror
(1970)
Starring: Sandra Dee, Dean Stockwell, Ed Begley
Director: Daniel Haller
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Adaptation of the classic H.P. Lovecraft story. Stockwell's interest in a rare book called "The Necronomicon" soon requires more than an attentive reading and begins to impinge on his relationship with girlfriend Dee. Begley, is the professor who puts a stop to all this evil.
49%
from 30 members
Currently unavailable
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Road to Salina
(1969)
Starring: Mimsy Farmer, Robert Walker Jr., Rita Hayworth
Director: Georges Lautner
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Jonas (Walker Jr) is on the road to Salina. He stops at a gas station/restaurant and its owner, Mara (Hayworth), is struck by his resemblance to her dead son, Rocky (Porel). He decides to stay on and meets Mara's friend Warren (Begley) and Rocky's sister Billie (Famer), but dark facts are to be ..read more »
42%
from 4 members
Currently unavailable
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Hang 'Em High
on DVD
(1968)
Starring: Ed Begley, Inger Stevens, Pat Hingle
Director: Ted Post
Certificate:
The first spaghetti western made in America (sans Leone) and Eastwood's first star vehicle made outside Europe. Eastwood's innocent cowboy miraculously survives his own hanging and then treks across the frontier to bring his hangmen to justice. Highly entertaining, featuring in small parts Dern, ..read more »
69%
from 5,117 members
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Billion Dollar Brain
on DVD
(1967)
Starring: Michael Caine, Karl Malden, Oscar Homolka
Director: Ken Russell
Certificate:
A second motion picture outing for anti-hero spy Harry Palmer who, since his work deciphering the riddles surrounding 'The Ipcress File' has decided to break away from the Secret Service and make a living as a private investigator. This time he is sucked into a web of conspiracy involving General ..read more »
60%
from 1,263 member
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Sweet Bird of Youth
(1962)
Starring: Paul Newman, Geraldine Page, Shirley Knight
Director: Richard Brooks
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Drifter Chance Wayne (Paul Newman) returns to his hometown after many years of trying to make it in the movies. With him is a faded film star he picked up along the way, Alexandra Del Lago. While trying to get her help to make a screen test, he also finds the time to meet his former girlfriend ..read more »
65%
from 8 members
Currently unavailable
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Twelve Angry Men
on DVD
(1957)
Starring: Henry Fonda, Lee J. Cobb, Ed Begley
Director: Sidney Lumet
Certificate: 
In the definitive version of Reginald Rose's timeless script, an all-white jury decides the fate of a youth accused of murder. This tightly constructed searing exposé of prejudice in the American legal system stars Henry Fonda and a pantheon of great character actors.
80%
from 23,242 members
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Patterns
(1956)
Starring: Van Heflin, Everett Sloane, Ed Begley
Director: Fielder Cook
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"The Twilight Zone" was still three years away when Rod Serling wrote "Patterns", the prescient tale of Machiavellian goings-on at a large corporation. Serling's later masterpieces harken back to many of these plot elements, including a well placed twist at the end.
59%
from 27 members
Currently unavailable
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Tulsa
on DVD
(1949)
Starring: Susan Hayward, Robert Preston, Ed Begley
Director: Stuart Heisler
Certificate:
In the midst of the oil boom with what began as a crusade to fight developers takes a turn as the daughter of a cattle owner hits a rich vein of rich oil and builds the oil empire that threatens the livelihoods of long-established cattle ranchers and their way of life. She must decide between her ..read more »
44%
from 80 members
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...rom a grounded Balsam, Jack Warden (who just wants to go to his baseball game), Ed Begley (whose appallingly racist monologue is one of the most memorable moments in the...
