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Fanny Hill

G.-B. 2007. Mores drama by James Hawes with Rebecca Night, Alex Robertson, Alison Steadman. In the 18th century, the social rise of a young provincial girl who becomes a courtesan in London.

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Pride and Prejudice

G.-B. 1995. Mores drama by Simon Langton with Colin Firth, Jennifer Ehle, Alison Steadman.

Runtime: 300 min.

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The Wimbledon Poisoner

G.-B. 1994. Police comedy by Robert Young with Robert Lindsay, Alison Steadman, Philip Jackson.

Runtime: 137 min.

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Life is Sweet

G.-B. 1990. Mores comedy by Mike Leigh with Alison Steadman, Jim Broadbent, Timothy Spall. The ups and downs of a jovial couple whose twin daughters don't really share the same joie de vivre.

Runtime: 102 min.

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Clockwise

G.-B. 1985. Comedy by Christopher Morahan with John Cleese, Alison Steadman, Sharon Maiden. A man who is obsessed with discipline and punctuality is drawn into a series of misadventures on his way to a convention.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Number One

G.-B. 1984. Mores drama by Les Blair with Bob Geldof, Mel Smith, Alison Steadman. Riddled with debt, a small-time crook with a talent for playing pool decides to enter a professional tournament.

Runtime: 106 min.

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Champions

G.-B. 1983. Sports drama by John Irvin with John Hurt, Jan Francis, Edward Woodward. Discovering that he has cancer, an English jockey decides to fight the disease.

Runtime: 115 min.

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P'Tang Yang Kipperbang

G.-B. 1982. Comedy by Michael Apted with John Albasiny, Alison Steadman, Abigail Cruttenden. In 1948, a shy and imaginative fourteen-year-old boy experiences his first love.

Runtime: 85 min.