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Neil Stuke
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Neil Stuke - filmography
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Midsomer Murders - Secrets And Spies
on DVD
(2009)
Starring: Jane Wymark, Alice Krige, Jason Hughes
Director: Renny Rye
Certificate: 
A local cricket match turns ugly when a visiting dignitary winds up dead on the pitch. Suspecting foul play, Detective Chief Inspector Barnaby (John Nettles) springs into action but finds that his investigation into the homicide is blocked at every turn.
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69%
from 36 members
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Reggie Perrin
on DVD
(2009)
Starring: Martin Clunes, Neil Stuke, Fay Ripley
Director: Tristram Shapeero
Certificate: 
Reggie Perrin (played by Martin Clunes) retells the story of a sales executive on the edge. An average man finding it increasingly difficult to put up with the monotony of life. A disappointing marriage, the office grind and the daily commute. Rebellion begins to build in his mind, in the form of ..read more »
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64%
from 62 members
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Murder In Mind - Series 2
(3 discs)
on DVD
(2002)
Starring: Pauline Quirke, Nigel Havers, Patsy Kensit
Director: Jeremy Wood, Gerry Poulson, Frank W. Smith
Certificate: 
Contains Episodes: Passion, Disposal, Rage, Swansong, Flashback, Victim, Memories, and Regrets.
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70%
from 150 members
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Christie Malry's Own Double Entry
on DVD
(2000)
Starring: Nick Moran, Neil Stuke, Kate Ashfield
Director: Paul Tickell
Certificate: 
Nick Moran stars in this drama as Christie Malry, a lowly bank worker who indulges in extreme fantasies of sex and violence to escape his humdrum life of a job he hates and having to care for his dying mother. Whilst taking an evening class, Christie learns the principles of double-entry ..read more »
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50%
from 395 members
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Circus
on DVD
(2000)
Starring: John Hannah, Eddie Izzard, Famke Janssen
Director: Rob Walker
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Conman Leo Garfield and his glamorous wife Lily are the coolest couple in town. They dream of an escape from the drudgery of everyday crime - they want a one-way boat trip to Cuba. Together, they mastermind the most audacious scam. Drawn into their web is an assortment of loud and tasteless ..read more »
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52%
from 577 members
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Dead Bolt Dead
on DVD
(1999)
Starring: Neil Stuke, Ariyon Bakare, James Laurenson
Director: James Rogan
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A bizarre look at Britain's criminal underworld, DEAD BOLT DEAD, starring Neil Stuke and Ariyon Bakare, begins the night after a botched attempt by one gang to take out a rival faction. Tension mounts--leading to bloody mayhem.
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34%
from 49 members
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Game On - Series 3
on DVD
(1998)
Starring: Samantha Janus, Matthew Cottle, Neil Stuke
Director: John Stroud
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Matt, Mandy and Martin are Game On for life, in the third series, of the cult hit comedy about three twenty-something flatmates.
Episode titles: Palms Pigs And Bad Debts, Martin's Baby, Marines And Vacuum Cleaner, Crabs, Laura, Wedding Day.
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73%
from 1,675 member
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If Only
on DVD
(1998)
Starring: Douglas Henshall, Lena Headey, Penelope Cruz
Director: Maria Ripoll
Certificate:
Almost everyone wishes they could have a second chance at love. This charming British romantic comedy, IF ONLY, dares to revel in the fantasy. Douglas Henshall plays Victor Bukowski, an unemployed man distraught over the fact that his beloved ex is about to marry another man. Magically, he is ..read more »
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51%
from 1,328 member
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Game On - Series 2
on DVD
(1996)
Starring: Samantha Janus, Matthew Cottle, Neil Stuke
Director: John Stroud
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Matt, Mandy and Martin are Game On for life, in the second series, of the cult hit comedy about three twenty-something flatmates.
Episode titles: Roundheads And Cavaliers, Slime Surfers And Jissom Monkeys, Double-Hard Bastards And Girlie Shirt-Lifting Tosspieces, Heavy Bondage And Custard Creams,..read more »
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73%
from 1,828 member
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Brilliant 26 February 2005
...w series which actually gets away with changing the actor in the leading role. Neil Stuke plays Matthew slightly differently to Ben Chaplin but is still as funny, if not...
