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Stewart Granger
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A Hazard Of Hearts
(1987)
Starring: Helena Bonham-Carter, Edward Fox, Fiona Fullerton
Director: John Hough
Certificate: 
Based on the best-selling book by Barbara Cartland, this romantic story follows the life of Serena, the daughter of a gambling-mad Lord. Her life seems doomed when she is married off to a debauched nobleman to pay off a gambling debt, until the handsome Lord Vulcan intervenes.
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The Wild Geese
on DVD
(1978)
Starring: Richard Burton, Roger Moore, Hardy Kruger
Director: Andrew V. McLaglen
Certificate: 
A British industrialist recruits a group of mercenaries to penetrate the African wilderness and rescue a deposed political leader awaiting execution at the hands of a military despot. While the prisoner is a man with noble visions of racial reform, the industrialist who's financing the operation ..read more »
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North To Alaska
on DVD
(1960)
Starring: John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Ernie Kovacs
Director: Henry Hathaway
Certificate: 
A tough Alaskan gold digger (John Wayne) agrees to pick up his partner's (Stewart Granger) fiancee, but when he finds her married to another man he brings back a beautiful substitute instead. With both men vying for her favor, trouble inevitably breaks out between the best friends, exacerbated by a ..read more »
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Footsteps In The Fog
on DVD
(1955)
Starring: Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons, Bill Travers
Director: Arthur Lubin
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Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons star in this compelling thriller set in the fog-shrouded streets of Victorian London. As he buries his wife in a rain-soaked London churchyard, Stephen Lowry (Stewart Granger) thinks he has committed the perfect murder. He's wrong. His quick-witted young maid Lily (..read more »
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from 27 members
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Salome
(1953)
Starring: Rita Hayworth, Stewart Granger, Charles Laughton
Director: William Dieterle
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In the reign of emperor Tiberius, Gallilean prophet John the Baptist preaches against King Herod and Queen Herodias. The latter wants John dead, but Herod fears to harm him due to a prophecy. Enter beautiful Princess Salome, Herod's long-absent stepdaughter. Herodias sees the king's dawning lust ..read more »
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from 36 members
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Scaramouche
(1952)
Starring: Stewart Granger, Eleanor Parker, Janet Leigh
Director: George Sidney
Certificate: 
An 18th Century French aristocrat seeks revenge against the ace swashbuckler who killed his friend. To prepare for the impending duel, the nobleman takes fencing lessons from an acting group, and even takes on the role of "Scaramouche".
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68%
from 44 members
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Stewart Granger Collection
(12 discs)
on DVD
Starring: Stewart Granger, James Mason, Phyllis Calvert
Director: Arthur Crabtree, Anthony Asquith, Leslie Arlis
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Includes the Stewart Granger films ADAM AND EVELYNE, BLANCHE FURY, CAESER AND CLEOPATRA, CAPTAIN BOYCOTT, FANNY BY GASLIGHT, LAMP STILL BURNS, LOVE STORY, MADONNA OF THE SEVEN MOONS, MAGIC BOW, WATERLOO ROAD, WOMAN HATER, and CARAVAN.
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Caesar And Cleopatra
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(1945)
Starring: Vivien Leigh, Claude Raines, Stewart Granger
Director: Gabriel Pascal
Certificate: 
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Run time: 129 minutes
An all star cast and magnificent production values combine in this classic love story of the Queen of Queens. As Rome invades Egypt, Julius Caesar stumbles across a frightened young girl at the Sphinx. The girl turns out to be Cleopatra. He promises to make her a Queen and marches on the Council ..read more »
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Uneventful epic (ish) 14 November 2006
... and the sets, the former being a stunning and unusual take on classical style. Stewart Granger's toga is however, disturbingly short, and on its own merit may be a very good ...
A Great British Movie of the 1940s 6 July 2007
