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Cast

2008 - Valkyrie
2007 - Dedication
2007 - Michael Clayton
2007 - Cassandra's Dream
2006 - The Last Kiss
2005 - Batman Begins
2005 - The Exorcism of Emily Rose
2005 - Separate Lies
2004 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
2004 - A Good Woman
2004 - Stage Beauty
2003 - Girl with a Pearl Earring
2002 - An Angel for May
2001 - Before You Go
2001 - The Importance of Being Earnest
2001 - Black Knight
2001 - In the Bedroom
2000 - Another Life
2000 - The Patriot
1999 - Essex Boys
1999 - Molokai: The Story of Father Damien
1999 - Ride with the Devil
1998 - Rush Hour
1998 - Shakespeare in Love
1997 - The Full Monty
1997 - The Governess
1997 - Wilde
1997 - Oscar and Lucinda
1996 - Smilla's Feeling for Snow
1996 - The Ghost and the Darkness
1994 - Priest
1994 - Prince of Jutland
1993 - A Business Affair
1990 - Paper Mask
1984 - Sylvia

Articles

Jun 19 2007 - Brit legends join Cruise pic
Jan 17 2007 - Hitler is Cumming while Churchill has only got one Spall
Jun 22 2006 - Woody makes it a hat-trick of London flicks
Dec 22 2005 - London Critics Circle nominations announced
Jun 8 2005 - 'Batman Begins' review
Dec 6 2004 - 'Batman Begins' Poster Hits Net

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