Filmography Highlights
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Clandestine Marriage, The
1999- Rated:
- 15
With BBC funding, this adaptation of an 18th-century play will find its natural habitat on the box one Sunday night. Not that the elegant settings, costumes and photography or the quality of the acti
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In the Bleak Midwinter
1995- Rated:
- 15
Quirky black-and-white ensemble piece written and directed by Kenneth Branagh about a bunch of out-of-work luvvies putting on a Christmas production of Hamlet
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Decadence
1994- Rated:
- 15
Typically overblown and over-acted Berkoff vehicle stars the writer/director as the private investigator who gets involved with client Collins. She has hired him to spy on her philandering husband Bi
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The Bitch
1979- Rated:
- 18
Joan Collins stars as a club owner in late-1970s London in this sequel to The Stud, again adapted from a novel by Jackie Collins
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The Stud
1978- Rated:
- X
A millionaire's wife employs her lover to run her nightclub but he's soon tempted by her stepdaughter. Sex drama starring Joan Collins and Oliver Tobias
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Big Sleep, The
1978- Rated:
- TBC
It's heresy to suggest that a Winner remake of a film starring Bogart and Bacall could be at least as good as the original but this is such a movie
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Tales from the Crypt
1972- Rated:
- TBC
Not to be confused with the recent spate of low-rent, American Tales From the Crypt movies, this 1972 version offers a fun excuse to watch a bunch of British acting royalty (Collins, Cushing, Ralph R
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Fear in the Night
1972- Rated:
- 15
British B movie starring Ralph Bates as a teacher in an adulterous affair with headmaster's wife Joan Collins. Together they plan to drive Bates's wife, Judy Geeson, mad enough to kill Collins' husba
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Can Heironymous Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness?
1969- Rated:
- TBC
Newley directs himself as Merkin, an entertainer who, as the breathtaking title might suggest, is attempting to get over past love Mercy (former Playmate of the Year Kreski, who shows her suitability
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Road to Hong Kong
1962- Rated:
- U
Seven films and 22 years into his charming musical comedy series the road was proving downhill and the participants but a little travel-weary. Why, we might ask, revive the series in Britain, with Do
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Bravados, The
1958- Rated:
- PG
In 1950, Peck and director King worked together on The Gunfighter, a top-drawer western. Eight years later, the spark of their previous collaboration had gone, despite the addition of colour and Cine
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Sea Wife
1957- Rated:
- PG
Four very different folk find themselves on a lifeboat following the sinking of a British cargo ship. Flashback-heavy war-time drama starring Richard Burton and Joan Collins
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Opposite Sex, The
1956- Rated:
- TBC
Sparkling musical-comedy adaptation of Clare Booth Luce's play 'The Women' starring June Allyson as a wife learning how to win back her husband Leslie Neilsen from glamorous chorus girl Joan Collins.
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Virgin Queen, The
1955- Rated:
- U
Lavish historical drama about the relationship between Queen Elizabeth I, played by Bette Davis, and Sir Walter Raleigh, played by Richard Todd.
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Land of the Pharaohs
1955- Rated:
- U
No expense was spared for this spectacular tale about one pharaoh who decides to build himself a quiet, modest resting-place with the help of a few thousand slaves. The construction of the real pyram
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The Good Die Young
1954- Rated:
- PG
An unhinged playboy recruits three unfortunates to hold up a mail van. Noir thriller starring Laurence Harvey, Richard Baseheart and Joan Collins, and written and directed by Lewis Gilbert
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