Filmography Highlights
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The Break-Up
2006- Rated:
- 12A
Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston play a couple whose relationship falls apart in Peyton Reed's 'anti-romantic comedy'
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Taxi
2004- Rated:
- 12A
US remake of the hit French action movie, with Queen Latifah as a sassy New York cabbie who teams up with cop Jimmy Fallon to foil a gang of bank robbers
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Grumpy Old Men
1993- Rated:
- 12
Lemmon and Matthau revive the old schtick for Petrie's tailor made comedy about two psychotically fractious Minnesota neighbours who both fall for the charms of an elderly widow (Ann-Margret). The ma
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News Boys, The
1992- Rated:
- PG
It's Manhattan 1899, and New York's newspaper boys are trying to take on a newspaper owner who has cut into their meagre earnings. Led by charismatic teen Bale and helped by goodie grown-up Pullman,
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Twice in a Lifetime
1985- Rated:
- 15
Hackman plays an ordinary Joe who suffers a mid-life crisis on his 50th birthday and reaches out to barmaid Ann-Margret for support and sympathy. Needless to say, he gets little of either when his wi
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Return of the Soldier
1982- Rated:
- TBC
Bates heads the cast of this dour drama as the shell-shocked First World War soldier who has had all of his long-term memory wiped out by the conflict; returning home to his devoted wife (Christie),
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Magic
1978- Rated:
- X
A ventriloquist struggles to control his far-from-stupid dummy. Horror drama starring Anthony Hopkins and Ann-Margret, and directed by Richard Attenborough
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Last Remake of Beau Geste, The
1977- Rated:
- PG
Feldman's wacky directorial debut not only pays tribute to the cinematic ubiquity of this story, but also sends it up in sporadically amusing fashion. York plays Beau, who absconds with a family-heir
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Joseph Andrews
1977- Rated:
- AA
Poor Richardson. The commercial success of the grotesquely overrated Tom Jones haunted his career, and a dozen or so years on he tried for a rerun with a lame-duck version of Henry Fielding's first n
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Tommy
1975- Rated:
- AA
A pompous, overwrought slurry of unintelligible psychedelia, gigantic egos and ridiculous costumes. Worth watching, just in case you ever took The Who seriously. Ken Russell directs
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Outside Man, The
1973- Rated:
- TBC
One of those films where an assassin is sent to a strange land to perform a hit, unaware that there is already a contract out on his own life. Here, the stranger is Trintignant, who has been sent to
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Carnal Knowledge
1971- Rated:
- 18
The title may be suggestive, but there's very little that's erotic in this flawed observational piece, with its characters tending to talk about it rather than getting round to doing it. It follows t
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The Cincinnati Kid
1965- Rated:
- PG
A young poker sharp determines to take on the world’s best player, in this slick 1960s drama starring Steve McQueen
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Viva Las Vegas
1964- Rated:
- U
Racing driver Elvis arrives in Las Vegas to participate in the Grand Prix, but finds he has engine trouble, until, predictably, he wins the climactic race
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Bye Bye Birdie
1963- Rated:
- TBC
This Broadway hit makes a successful transition to the big screen, with Van Dyke as the smalltown songwriter whose latest get-rich-quick scheme involves persuading a rock n'roll legend to perform one
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