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All 14 Sue Jones-Davies Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Dive into the world of film with our latest article, which takes a closer look at the dynamic acting career of Sue Jones-Davies. From her debut roles to her most recent performances, this roundup of Sue Jones-Davies Movies provides an engaging and informative journey through her diverse portfolio. Get ready to discover the impact of this talented actress in the ever-evolving world of cinema.
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"Radio On" is a 1979 British-German drama film set in the 1970s, directed by Christopher Petit and written by Petit and Heidi Adolph. The movie stars David Beames, Lisa Kreuzer, and Sandy Ratcliff, with a runtime of 1 hour and 44 minutes.
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"Life of Brian" is a witty, irreverent take on the biblical story, set in ancient Palestine and told through the eyes of a humble man who bears an uncanny resemblance to Jesus Christ. Born on a fateful Christmas, Brian's life is filled with a series of misadventures as he unwittingly fills the role of a religious prophet. Monty Python's beloved comedy troupe delivers side-splitting humor, as Brian navigates rival factions determined to follow his every command, despite Brian's protests that he is merely an ordinary man.
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"Follow the Star" is a captivating 1979 children's musical film that blends rock music with the original Nativity play. Directed by Wendy Toye and written by Wally K. Daly and Toye herself, the story revolves around the character of Gabby, the angel Gabriel, and his fellow angels. They are tasked with helping Mary, Joseph, and the Wise Men to find and follow their respective destinies.
In the year 1984, "Facelift" captures the essence of a musical and sci-fi mash-up. The film, directed by Tony Bicât, showcases the stars Martin Shaw, Clarke Peters, and Sue Jones-Davies in their prime. With a runtime of 1 hour and 30 minutes, "Facelift" is a thrilling journey into a world not quite our own.
In the chilling crime thriller, "A Mind to Kill" (1991), a small, picturesque Welsh seaside town is shaken by a series of unsettling murders. When the local authorities begin to suspect a serial killer lurking in their midst, a dogged detective must navigate through the town's seemingly innocuous secrets to unravel the twisted mind behind these brutal acts.
In the quaint village of Wales during World War II, the life of twelve-year-old Elenya is forever changed when she discovers a German airman who has crash-landed in the woods near her home. Torn between her loyalty to her country and her innate compassion, Elenya chooses to keep her discovery a secret. As the airman's presence in her village remains unbeknownst, tensions rise, and a tragic turn of events unfolds when the truth about Elenya's secret is finally unveiled.
Deadly Advice (1994) is a dark comedy-drama film that delves into the life of small town librarian Jodie, who is determined to break free from her domineering mother, Iris. As Jodie sets out to achieve her dreams, she gets some unexpected advice from the spirits of five notorious British killers. With this help, Jodie devises a plan to eliminate her obstacles and ensure her path to happiness free of any hindrances.
The Island on Bird Street is a gripping drama set in the midst of the horrors of World War II. A Jewish boy, left on his own for months in a ruined house amidst the Warsaw Ghetto, must learn the art of survival under extremely life-threatening conditions. This tale, reminiscent of Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe, takes us through the trials and tribulations of this young boy as he navigates through the constant danger surrounding him.
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In the gripping film Cameleon, directed by Ceri Sherlock, we follow the story of Delme Davies, a young man eager for excitement and adventure during World War Two. As he finds himself in the army, unbeknownst to his family, Delme returns home one fateful night, only to hide from the authorities. Set amidst the grim backdrop of South Wales and its terrace of Victorian cottages, we delve into the lives of the Davies family, who must come to terms with the realities of war and the challenges of navigating life with loved ones gone missing.
Experience a heartwarming journey of love and self-discovery in "The Theory of Flight" (1998), starring Helena Bonham Carter and Kenneth Branagh. This enchanting tale follows the story of a dejected man, dreaming of soaring through the skies, and a frustrated woman, yearning for a lively life.
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Experience a poignant tale of forbidden love in Solomon & Gaenor, a 1999 British drama film. Set in the early 20th century, the movie follows the tragic romance between a Jewish young man, Solomon, and a Welsh woman, Gaenor.
Dive into the wickedly entertaining world of "Undertaker's Paradise" (2000), a psychotronic film that blends drama and comedy in the most unexpected ways. This darkly humorous masterpiece follows the story of a young undertaker who starts his own business in a charming seaside resort. Directed by Matthias X. Oberg and written by Tim Dabringhaus and Oberg, "Undertaker's Paradise" stars Thomas Schmauser, Ben Gazzara, and Michael Fitzgerald.
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Immerse yourself in the magical world of Y Mabinogi, a 2003 animated adventure that brings Celtic mythology to life. Follow the journey of Lleu, who, along with his friends, stumbles upon a hidden golden doorway beneath the ocean during his eighteenth birthday celebration. As they dive deeper, they are transported back in time to the mystical Otherworld known as the Mabinogi.
14. Delight (2013)
Delight, a 2013 drama romance film, is directed by Gareth Jones. The movie follows the story of a former war photographer who finds love with a younger man in a remote Welsh village. Stranded in this picturesque but isolated setting, she is forced to confront the ghosts of her past.