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A box set of features starring the inimitable Dirk Bogarde. Films Comprise: 1. Accident (Dir. Joseph Losey, 1967) 2. The Servant (Dir. Joseph Losey, 1963) 3. The Blue Lamp (Dir. Basil Dearden,... Read more

An intriguing story of an eminent barrister who reveals his homosexual past to thwart blackmail.

In THE SERVANT, Joseph Losey's 10th film made in the U.K. after his 1951 blacklisting in the U.S., the powerful undercurrents of class struggle and sexual repression erupt through the very British ... Read more

A double bill of two British crime thrillers.THE BLUE LAMP: In a chilling role, Dirk Bogarde plays a young criminal who kills a policeman on the brink of retirement (Jack Warner in the role of ... Read more

The Arab leader Mahdi is involved in a battle of wits and swords with the British General "Chinese" Gordon which leads to the epic siege of Khartoum. Academy Award Nominations: Best (Original) Story ... Read more

Alastair Sim appears as a timid clockmaker with a part-time job - International Assassination Expert. He finds himself in real trouble when he stalks the wrong target, blowing up a boring politician ... Read more

An immensely popular British crime film, Basil Dearden's The Blue Lamp concentrates on interrelated episodes in the lives of several London policemen. Jack Warner heads the cast as George Dixon, a ... Read more

Collection of three films starring the legendary Will Hay. Titles include RADIO PARADE OF 1935, GHOST OF ST MICHAELS and BLACK SHEEP OF WHITEHALL.

An Ealing production which revolves around life among British officers in a German POW camp, and their families at home during those years of uncertainty and doubt.

A violent fugitive and a mistreated small boy team up to flee from authority.