Valerie Taylor

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Shadow Of The Shark review by A customer from Devon

Some fascinating stuff on here 14 September 2005
...rks, but more an overview of the working life of underwater film-makers Ron and Valerie Taylor, which includes looking at their work with sharks, but also with a lot of other... Read customer review

Shadow Of The Shark (1999)
Starring: Ron Taylor, Valerie Taylor
Director: Tina Dalton-Hagege
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Shadow Of The Shark allows the viewer an insight into Ron and Valerie Taylor's intimate relationship with the sea, focusing in particular on the ocean's most vicious predator - the shark. After developing their skills as shark handlers, Ron and Valerie wrangled sharks for Hollywood movies, ..read more »

59% from 83 members
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Repulsion on DVD (1965)
Starring: Valerie Taylor, Catherine Deneuve, Ian Hendry
Director: Roman Polanski
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REPULSION, starring the incomparable Catherine Deneuve, was director Roman Polanski's first movie filmed in English. It chronicles the descent into schizophrenia of a sexually confused, isolated young woman named Carol who works at a beauty parlor and shares an apartment with her sister Helen (..read more »

65% from 3,424 members

Anna Karenina on DVD (1961)
Starring: Sean Connery, Claire Bloom, Albert Lieven
Director: Rudolph Cartier
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Sean Connery and Claire Bloom star in the BBC's triumphant 1961 adaptation of Leo Tolstoy's romantic masterpiece. When the beautiful young aristocrat Anna Karenina (Claire Bloom) meets the dashing Country Vronsky (Sean Connery) at a Moscow railway station, their first meeting is overshadowed by ..read more »

56% from 45 members

Faces In The Dark on DVD (1960)
Starring: John Gregson, Mai Zetterling, John Ireland
Director: David Eady
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In his quest to find the perfect light-bulb, inventor Richard Hammond is blinded in a laboratory accident. Cared for by his business partner, wife and brother, he begins to have suspicions about their motives.

53% from 19 members

Went The Day Well? - Blu-ray (1942)
Starring: Leslie Banks, C.V. France, Valerie Taylor
Director: Alberto Cavalcanti
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WENT THE DAY WELL is a solidly constructed wartime melodrama. Actually, the film covers 72 hours in the life of the small British village of Bramley Green, which serves as the focal point for an attempted German invasion. Immediately upon parachuting in the community, vicious Nazi officer Ortier (..read more »

77% from 98 members

Went The Day Well? on DVD (1942)
Starring: Leslie Banks, C.V. France, Valerie Taylor
Director: Alberto Cavalcanti
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On the Whitsun weekend of 1942 in the idyllic village of Bramley End, German paratroopers disguised as sappers attempt to set up equipment to disrupt Britain's radar defences yet haven't counted on the indomitable spirit of the English villagers! Directed by the Italian director Alberto Cavalcanti ..read more »

73% from 1,590 member

Berkeley Square (1933)
Starring: Leslie Howard, Heather Angel, Valerie Taylor
Director: Frank Lloyd
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A young American man is transported back to London in the time of the American Revolution and meets his ancestors.

70% from 1 member
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Shadow Of The Shark - 3.0 stars
Repulsion - 3.5 stars
Anna Karenina - 3.0 stars
Faces In The Dark - 2.5 stars
Went The Day Well? - Blu-ray - 4.0 stars

Went The Day Well? - Blu-ray - 4.0 stars
Went The Day Well? - 3.5 stars
Repulsion - 3.5 stars
Shadow Of The Shark - 3.0 stars
Berkeley Square - 3.5 stars

Faces In The Dark - 2.5 stars
Anna Karenina - 3.0 stars
Berkeley Square - 3.5 stars
Shadow Of The Shark - 3.0 stars
Repulsion - 3.5 stars

David Farrar - 2 times - show films
Marie Lohr - 2 times - show films
C.V. France - 2 times - show films
Basil Sydney - 2 times - show films
Leslie Banks - 2 times - show films

Alberto Cavalcanti - 2 times - show films
Roman Polanski - 1 times - show films
Tina Dalton-Hagege - 1 times - show films
Rudolph Cartier - 1 times - show films
David Eady - 1 times - show films