Redgrave is one of only four Olympians to have won a gold medal at five consecutive Olympic Games

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www.fco.gov.uk/seebritain In a Foreign Office film launched to coincide with 500 days to go until the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, former British rower and five times Olympic gold medalist Sir Steve Redgrave talks about the UK's passion for sport and his personal involvement in the 2012 Games.

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DVD: www.amazon.com thefilmarchive.org The Lady Vanishes is a 1938 British thriller film directed by Alfred Hitchcock and adapted by Sidney Gilliat and Frank Launder from the 1936 novel The Wheel Spins by Ethel Lina White. It stars Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave, Paul Lukas and Dame May Whitty, and features Cecil Parker, Linden Travers, Naunton Wayne, Basil Radford, Mary Clare, Googie Withers, Catherine Lacey and Sally Stewart. The Lady Vanishes is Hitchcock's penultimate film made in the UK before his move to Hollywood--1939's Jamaica Inn followed it. It was the great success of The Lady Vanishes, after a slump of three films that were not hits, that made it possible for Hitchcock to negotiate a very good deal to work in the States. A remake, also entitled The Lady Vanishes, was made in 1979. In Bandrika, a fictional country in an "uncivilised" region of immediately pre-World War II Central Europe, a motley group of travellers eager to return to England is delayed by an avalanche that has blocked the railway tracks. At night, a folk singer plays a tune al fresco that catches the attention of Miss Froy (May Whitty), an elderly lady who has worked some years abroad as a governess. The folk singer is suddenly silenced--apparently murdered. Among the train's passengers are Gilbert (Michael Redgrave), a young musicologist who has been studying the folk songs of the region, Iris (Margaret Lockwood), a young woman of independent means who has spent a holiday with some <b>...</b>

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Directed by Basil Dearden Starring Michael Redgrave, Rachel Kempson, Derek Bond, Gordon Jackson, Jack Warner, Mervyn Johns, Jimmy Hanley, Basil Radford. Touching wartime drama with sensitive performances. Czech soldier assumes the identity of dead British officer to evade execution in a Nazi concentration camp, leading his fellow captives to believe he is a spy. Produced by Michael Balcon. Written by Angus MacPhail and Guy Morgan. Filmed on location in actual prison camps. Running Time: 99 Minutes Buy This Movie On DVD Here: www.nostalgiafamilyvideo.com

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HeyUGuys interview legendary actors, Vanessa Redgrave and Ralph Fiennes about their upcoming movie, Coriolanus at the 2011 British Independent Film Awards in London.

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British author Tim Adler's latest book, "House of Redgrave: The Secret Lives of a Theatrical Dynasty", is filled with bombshell revelations about one of Britain's most celebrated acting families. On this week's Poliwood, Roger Simon and Lionel Chetwynd delve into the sordid politics to which Vanessa Redgrave and her brother Corin were dedicated. How did these children of privilege come to think of themselves as leaders of the working class? And why did they embrace the leader of the Workers Revolutionary Party even after he admitted to having "red sex slaves"?

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Academy Award and Tony Award winner Vanessa Redgrave and Academy Award nominee and 2-time Tony Award winner James Earl Jones at the 65th Annual Tony awards

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Sir Ian McKellen pays tribute to his friend and Oscar nominated actress Lynn Redgrave.

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Vanessa, Lynn, Corin, and Jemma Redgrave make a very special appearance to read Poems from Guantanamo: The Detainees Speak, a collection of poems written by detainees held in the US detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Marc Falkoff, attorney and editor of Poems from Guantanamo, will also be with us. Presented in partnership with the Center for Constitutional Rights. AQuestion of Impeachment Culture Project brings crucial and timely concerns to the fore once again with a new, unique series that gathers some of the most brilliant and visionary minds of our time to explore and debate the case for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney. December 9, 2007

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Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero talk about their roles in 'Letters to Juliet' with Hot Topics.

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From Bill Condon's 2004 movie "Kinsey" starring Liam Neeson as the pioneering researcher. Through the film, talking heads speak directly to camera about their own experiences: this scene near the end features Lynn Redgrave (who'd earned a second Oscar nomination for Condon's previous feature, "Gods and Monsters") in an unexpected cameo explaining how Kinsey's work touched her own life.

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Steve Redgrave attempts to win a 5th consecutive gold medal in this close and exciting race between Australia, Italy, Slovenia, and Britain

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 8, Part 2. Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims Produced by Tim Whitby and Harriet Davison ----------- SEASON 2 <b>...</b>

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From thePBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 7, Part 1. Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims Produced by Tim Whitby and Harriet Davison ----------- SEASON 2 EPISODE <b>...</b>

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NEVER BEFORE ON YOUTUBE. The late Lynn Redgrave has a ball singing Ira Gershwin and Kurt Weill's "The Saga of Jenny" from Lady in the Dark. This video is taken from a PBS special called "Musical Comedy Tonight 2," the second of 3 specials put together by Sylvia Fine Kaye and featuring selections from classic musicals. Reprising the number with her are Danny Kaye and Richard Crenna. The special aired February 11, 1981.

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***the rights for this film belong to UNIVERSAL STUDIOS or just anyone else but me! A biography of the dancer Isadora Duncan, the 1920s dancer who forever changed people's ideas of ballet. Her nude, semi-nude, and pro-Soviet dance projects as well as her attitudes on free love, debt, dress, and lifestyle shocked the public of her time. [imdb] Oscar nomination for Best Actress: Vanessa Redgrave. It might not be a masterpiece, but it's a very special movie with a fabulous leading performance, maybe Vanessa's BEST. And not an easy film to find. ENJOY!

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 6, Part 2. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 7, Part 3. Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims Produced by Tim Whitby and Harriet Davison ----------- SEASON 2 <b>...</b>

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Tribute to Sir Steve Redgrave.

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From thePBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 5, Part 1. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 4, Part 2. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 2, Part 3. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 1, Part 6 AND Episode 2, Part 1. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David <b>...</b>

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 4, Part 3. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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From thePBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 1, Part 1. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 1, Part 3. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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Vanessa Redgrave Intimate Portrait Pt.1. I do Not hold the rights to this footage. Apologies about the 'Rainbow Banner'. It was the only way I could get hold of this footage for you fans!

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Katharine Hepburn ... Hecuba Vanessa Redgrave ... Andromache Brian Blessed ... Talthybius Alberto Sanz ... Astyanax English translation of the Euripides play by Edith Hamilton Director: Mihalis Kakogiannis (Michael Cacoyannis) note by Gilbert Murray: "Andromache--This character is wonderfully studied. She seems to me to be a woman who has not yet shown much character or perhaps had very intense experience, but is only waiting for sufficiently great trials to become a heroine and a saint. There is still a marked element of conventionality in her description of her life with Hector; but one feels, as she speaks, that she is already past it." "Her character is built up of 'Sophrosyne', of self-restraint and the love of goodness--qualities shich often seem second-rate or even tiresome until they have a sufficiently great field in which to act. Very characteristic is her resolution to make the best, and not the worst, fof her life in Pyrrhus' house, with all its horror of suffering and apparent degradation." "So is the self-conquest by which she deliberately refrains from cursing her child's murderers, for the sake of the last poor remnant of good she can still do to him, in getting him buried. The nobility of such a character depends largely, of course, on the intensity of the feelings conquered."

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"Mary, Queen of Scots" by Vanessa Redgrave as Mary and Glenda Jackson as Elizabeth I. This 1971 film is already available on DVD (2007) in a 2DVD set (at a price of one...excellent deal) with another great film "Anne of the Thousand Days". These are both big-budget, lavish films packed with great (legendary) casts!

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From the PBS Masterpiece Theatre series first aired far too many years ago. From Season 2, Episode 1, Part 5. This remains one of my favourite Masterpiece Theatre offerings ever! Jemma Redgrave's Dr. Eleanor Bramwell displays many admirable qualities as she struggles to become a physician/surgeon in the male-dominated world of Victorian England, yet her Bramwell also shows some very human foibles, tool, giving the audience a more interesting, credible and sympathetic character. The re-creation of clinical scenes is also quite accurate (and occasionally not for the squeamish!). SYNOPSIS : In the finest tradition of period costume drama, BRAMWELL follows the fortunes of public health heroine Dr. Eleanor Bramwell (JEMMA REDGRAVE) as she takes on the medical establishment in Victorian-era London. Feisty and unconventional, Eleanor fights to take health care out of the dark ages, and the stories depicted in BRAMWELL are based on documented cases from the 1890s. Season 2. In the second season of BRAMWELL, Eleanor finds her private practice failing and faces tough choices ahead in her encounters with a case of spousal abuse, pre-teen prostitution, an outbreak of cholera, and a mysterious aunt with a secret to hide. Along the way, she falls in love with her handsome and charismatic new partner at work, Dr. Finn O'Neill (ANDREW CONNOLLY). CAST : Eleanor Bramwell . . . Jemma Redgrave Robert Bramwell . . . David Calder Written by Lucy Gannon Directed by David Tucker and Laura Sims <b>...</b>

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For more movie news head to theentertainmenthotline.net AnAmerican girl on vacation in Italy finds an unanswered "letter to Juliet" -- one of thousands of missives left at the fictional lover's Verona courtyard, which are typically answered by a the "secretaries of Juliet" -- and she goes on a quest to find the lovers referenced in the letter. Starring Amanda Seyfried and Vanessa Redgrave

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