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All 21 Danny Daniel Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Get ready to dive into the world of Danny Daniel's movies with our thrilling roundup! From action-packed blockbusters to heart-warming indies, this dynamic actor never fails to impress. Join us as we explore his best films and the unforgettable performances that have left audiences in awe.
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"Mr. Potts Goes to Moscow, " originally known as "Top Secret, " is a delightful comedy set in the 1952 world. George Cole stars as Potts, a British sanitary engineer with a knack for mishaps. It all begins when he mistakes secret weapon plans for blueprints for his latest plumbing invention and embarks on a trip that leads him straight into the arms of the world's most superpowers - the Russians.
Step into a world of high comedy with "The Iron Petticoat, " a 1956 film that showcases Bob Hope and Katharine Hepburn in a tale of love, defiance, and espionage. Set during the post-war era, the unexpected bond forms between an English captain ordered to sell capitalism and a Russian female captain seeking refuge from gender-based oppression in her homeland. As they navigate their way to love, they also face challenges from the KGB who are determined to retrieve the Russian defector in "The Iron Petticoat. " Join these legendary stars on an adventurous journey filled with action, drama, and laughter in this classic Cold War-era comedy.
Experience the charming and romantic comedy of "The Prince and the Showgirl" as Marilyn Monroe takes center stage in a scintillating tale of forbidden love. In this 1957 film, an American showgirl unexpectedly finds herself entangled in political intrigue when she becomes the object of desire for the Prince Regent of a foreign country.
In the 19th century, England is gripped by fear and uncertainty as young Mary Grant and her brother, Robert, face the perilous task of finding their missing father, the enigmatic sea captain who vanished along the treacherous shores of Chile. "In Search of the Castaways" is a thrilling adventure, set amidst the backdrop of snow and adventure, that weaves together an intriguing tale of intergenerational friendship and faith.
"Doctor in Distress" is a lighthearted 1963 comedy film that offers a delightful blend of humor and romance. Starring Dirk Bogarde as the charming Dr. Simon Sparrow, the film follows his unexpected journey into love and adventure.
Experience the thrilling world of 'The Long Duel' (1967) as the film takes you on an exhilarating journey through the heart of rebellion against tyranny. Set in the backdrop of British oppression, this action-packed adventure follows the story of a tribal leader who transforms into a notorious bandit to stand up against injustice.
Experience the chilling darkness of "Night of the Big Heat, " a 1967 horror masterpiece set amidst the frozen landscapes of a mythical island of Fara. As the world around Britain freezes, the once-breathtaking island is caught in the intense heat of unexplainable origin.
The 1970 adaptation of "Jane Eyre" follows the story of a young orphan who becomes a governess for the children of Edward Rochester, the enigmatic owner of Thornfield Hall. She soon finds herself torn between love and dark secrets, as she navigates the world of gothic romance and supernatural suspense.
In the thrilling action film "Cold Sweat" (1970), Charles Bronson stars as a seasoned ex-military man who finds himself in a dangerous predicament when his wife and daughter are taken hostage. Faced with no other option, he must become part of a risky smuggling operation in a desperate bid to save his family.
Experience the wit and charm of Sherlock Holmes in "The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, " a classic adventure comedy. Set in 1910, our titular detective finds himself bored with his usual endeavors, until an attempt on the life of Gabrielle Valladon piques his interest. Unravelling a web of mystery, Sherlock discovers that her missing husband may be lurking in the Loch Ness and the elusive monster that haunts it. Together with the help of British intelligence, he immerses himself in an action-packed adventure with humor, intelligence, and a hint of romance.
11. Kidnapped (1971)
"Kidnapped" is a thrilling adventure film set in eighteenth century Scotland during the tumultuous era of the Jacobite Rebellion. The story follows David Balfour as he seeks to claim his inheritance but finds himself in a precarious situation when his uncle shanghaies him onto a ship.
Step into the chilling world of "Nothing But the Night" (1973), where three rich trustees meet a gruesome end, appearing as suicides. But when a bus carrying orphans and more wealthy individuals crashes, Colonel Bingham is tasked with solving the mystery behind these bizarre accidents. Featuring a cast that includes horror icons Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, the dark and atmospheric film is a must-watch for fans of crime, horror, and mystery.
11 Harrowhouse (1974) is an engaging comedy-crime-thriller film that follows an independent diamond broker and his girlfriend as they plot a daring heist at a prestigious London Diamond Exchange house. The thrilling adventure takes a turn for the unexpected when the trio uncovers a secret plot within the business. Filled with moments of humor, suspense, and mystery, the film stars Candice Bergen, Charles Grodin, and James Mason, transporting viewers into the glamorous world of London's high society.
14. Madhouse (1974)
Madhouse is a gripping Crime, Horror, and Mystery film by Amicus Productions and American International Pictures, released in 1974. The movie's plot revolves around the intriguing return of a star to his famous role who had previously undergone years of confinement in a mental institution. Vincent Price, Peter Cushing, and Robert Quarry lead the star-studded cast, under the direction of Jim Clark. As the story unfolds, the character takes on a terrifying life of its own, seemingly committing murder independent of the star's will. This unique twist in the unfolding plot leaves the audience grasping for answers, as they become part of the thrilling whodunit narrative.
In 1978, "Game of Death" takes you on a captivating journey through the martial arts and action genres. This pulse-pounding film follows a well-known movie star who fakes his own death in an attempt to bring justice to those who are trying to take his life.
Hawk the Slayer (1980) is an adventure-fantasy movie set in a magical world where the bond between two brothers is tested to its limits. The protagonist embarks on a quest to save the lives of his companions and, ultimately, the life of a captured nun. Along the way, the main character encounters powerful forces and wields a mystical sword to defeat his wicked brother.
Night Crossing, a gripping historical drama released in 1982, tells the true story of two men attempting to escape from the oppressive communist East Germany. An ambitious plan to make their way out with their families through the aid of a hot air balloon forms the basis of this compelling film. Directed by Delbert Mann and written by John McGreevey, the movie stars John Hurt, Jane Alexander, and Doug McKeon.
In Trail of the Pink Panther, journalist Marie Jouvet is on a mission to unravel the enigmatic disappearance of Chief Inspector Clouseau. This comedy-crime-mystery film, set in 1982, features the eccentric detective's famous false nose, wig, and a wastebasket sprinkler. With a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes, the movie stars Peter Sellers as the iconic Clouseau, David Niven, and Herbert Lom, bringing the beloved character back for another hilarious adventure.
"The Pink Panther Strikes Again" is a 1983 comedy, crime, and mystery film helmed by the talented Blake Edwards. The movie weaves an amusing tale revolving around a clumsy new detective named Sleigh, who's enlisted by the Surete following the inexplicable vanishing of their former detective, Clouseau.
Experience the chilling thrills of "Murder Elite" (1985) as an Englishwoman, having lost her fortune in the United States, returns to her homeland -- only to face a terrifying fate. Haunted by a vicious serial killer who stalks her every move, she must navigate the picturesque countryside while grappling with her own past sins. Facing an unforgiving enemy, she battles against judgment and danger, with the help of unexpected allies.
The epic conclusion to the Superman saga, "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace, " sees The Man of Steel on a mission to disarm the world's nuclear weapons. With Lex Luthor's latest creation, Nuclear Man, causing chaos, it's up to Superman to stop him and save the day.