Rosalind Ayres

Filmography

Rosalind Ayres - filmography

Beautiful People (1999)
Starring: Thomas Goodridge, Faruk Pruti, Tony Peters
Director: Jasmin Dizdar
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In London, during October 1993, England is playing Holland in the preliminaries of the World Cup. The Bosnian War is at its height, and refugees from the ex-Yugoslavia are arriving. Football rivals, and political adversaries from the Balkans all precipitate conflict and amusing situations. ..read more »

53% from 13 members
Currently unavailable

Midsomer Murders - Faithful Unto Death on DVD (1998)
Starring: John Nettles, Daniel Casey, Roger Alam
Director: Baz Taylor
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This acclaimed television series follows police detecives Tom Barnaby (John Nettles) and Gavin Troy (Daniel Casey) as they investigate various murders along the English countyside. In "Faithful Unto Death," a community project leads to a missing person and, of course, murder.

73% from 765 members

Armchair Thriller Vol.9 - The Limbo Conn... (1978)
Starring: James Bolam, Rosalind Ayres, Michael Culver
Director: Robert Tronson
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Film writer Mark Omney (James Bolam) drinks too much, has endless rows with his wife Clare (Suzanne Bertish), and cannot make a living any more. Simply put, his life is falling apart. Following a drunken car crash, Clare goes missing. Mark tracks her down to Meadowbank Clinic and attempts to prove ..read more »

30% from 3 members
Not available for rental

Little Malcolm on DVD (1974)
Starring: Rosalind Ayres, John Hurt, John McEnery
Director: Stuart Cooper
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Malcolm Scrawdyke is expelled from an art college in the North of England. He browbeats his friends into leaving, after which they set up a revolutionary group, the Party of Dynamic Erection, and design a programme to sweep the Party into nationwide power. From the play by David Halliwell.

69% from 34 members

Little Malcolm (1974)
Starring: Rosalind Ayres, John Hurt, John McEnery
Director: Stuart Cooper
Certificate:
Malcolm Scrawdyke is expelled from an art college in the North of England. He browbeats his friends into leaving, after which they set up a revolutionary group, the Party of Dynamic Erection, and design a programme to sweep the Party into nationwide power. From the play by David Halliwell.

59% from 26 members

John Hurt - 2 times - show films
John McEnery - 2 times - show films
Raymond Platt - 2 times - show films
David Warner - 2 times - show films
James Bolam - 1 times - show films

Stuart Cooper - 2 times - show films
Baz Taylor - 1 times - show films
Robert Tronson - 1 times - show films
Jasmin Dizdar - 1 times - show films