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Cast
- 2006 - Penelope
- 2004 - Bustin' Bonaparte
- 2003 - Bright Young Things
- 2003 - Monsieur N
- 2003 - Tooth
- 2001 - Gosford Park
- 2000 - The Little Vampire
- 1999 - The Miracle Maker
- 1997 - The Serpent's Kiss
- 1997 - Keep the Aspidistra Flying
- 1997 - Food of Love
- 1997 - Spice World
- 1996 - Twelfth Night
- 1996 - The Portrait of a Lady
- 1995 - Jack & Sarah
- 1994 - Ready to Wear
- 1993 - The Age of Innocence
- 1992 - The Player
- 1992 - Dracula
- 1991 - L.A. Story
- 1990 - Henry & June
- 1989 - Killing Dad
- 1989 - Mountains of the Moon
- 1989 - How to Get Ahead in Advertising
- 1988 - Warlock
- 1987 - Hidden City
- 1986 - Withnail & I
Director
- 2005 - Wah-Wah
Articles
- Jan 2 2008 - Madonna film to debut in Berlin
- Sep 14 2006 - Bruce Robinson on 'Withnail and I'
- Jun 6 2006 - 'X-Men' stand firm on London chart
- Jun 2 2006 - Richard E Grant Q&A
- Aug 31 2005 - Edinburgh round-up
- Aug 18 2005 - Edinburgh - Day One
- Jul 18 2005 - Edinburgh International Film Festival 2005 line-up announced
- Jul 8 2005 - New 'Corpse Bride' trailer unveiled online
- Jun 29 2005 - 'Water' to open Toronto Film Festival
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