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...between 1599 and 1611, Prospero, a former Duke of Milan, has been exiled to an island far from Europe. By studying the 24 books he was allowed to take with him, he has transformed the island into a civilized kingdom. But Prospero also has magic powers...
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...duke who is exiled to a Mediterranean island with his young daughter, Miranda (Isabelle Pasco), and twenty-four beloved books. Few students of the Bard ever envisaged an island full of naked inhabitants with a fondness for penis decoration. But the...
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One of Britain's leading auteurs, Greenaway trained as a painter before spending eleven years, beginning in 1965, as a film editor. During this period he began making short, highly formalist films…
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This French actor-writer-director's international reputation grew steadily in the 1990s, particularly after the release of "Grosse Fatigue" (1994), a comedy about a leading actor whose life is turned…
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In the acclaimed 2005 HBO series, “Rome,” known for its raciness, grit and grime, it was English actor Kenneth Cranham who brought the series the requisite sense of sophistication and political…
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The English-born, American-raised Mark Rylance returned to England to attend RADA and became one of the new breed of actors who pledge to do both new works and offer vibrant new interpretations of the…
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A consummate character player, Tom Bell has had roles on stage, film and TV that have varied from lively English folk to sinister Adolph Eichmann in "Holocaust" (NBC, 1978) to the petty thief whose…
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