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All 23 Andrew Faulds Movies In Order - All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online |
Welcome to a thrilling journey through the world of cinema, as we take a closer look at the captivating works of director Andrew Faulds. In this roundup article, we'll delve into the captivating plots and unforgettable characters that have graced the big screen under Faulds' direction. From action-packed thrillers to poignant dramas, get ready to explore a diverse and enthralling collection of movies that have left a lasting mark on the world of film.
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"The Promoter, " originally titled "The Card, " is a 1952 British comedy film based on a novel by Arnold Bennett. Directed by Ronald Neame and starring Alec Guinness, Glynis Johns, and Valerie Hobson, the movie follows the story of Edward Machin, a young rogue from Edwardian-era Britain. Machin is determined to improve his living standards, and with a combination of smarts and cunning, he embarks on a journey to see the world and shape his own destiny.
Experience the whirlwind of adventure as Gregory Peck stars in the 1954 film "Man with a Million, " where two arrogant aristocrats make a bet on the gullibility of a penniless American. Unbeknownst to him, he has received a loan of £1,000,000 in the form of a single banknote. As the man unwittingly goes about his daily life, the massive sum of money brings unexpected chaos and hilarity.
"Jumping for Joy, " a 1956 British comedy, finds joy and mischief in the world of greyhound racing. Willie Joy, played by Frankie Howard, is an endearing protagonist whose new dog's antics lead to adventures you won't easily forget. Willie deals with a sick pooch on his hands and gets caught up in a web of race-fixing gangsters.
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"The One That Got Away" is an action-packed war drama set in the unforgiving winter of 1940. Hardy Krüger delivers a captivating performance as a cocky German fighter pilot who becomes a prisoner of war after being shot down over England. Determined to fight again, he repeatedly attempts to escape, only to find himself in a thrilling snow adventure. Alongside the alluring Colin Gordon and the talented Michael Goodliffe, Krüger faces challenges and battles both on and off the battlefield.
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In the heart of 1870s Transylvania, a chilling tale of terror unfolds. The notorious Dr. Callistratus, a brilliant yet cursed man, is brought to an untimely end by the villagers who falsely accused him of being a vampire. However, the horror doesn't end there, as Dr. Callistratus's deformed henchman, Carl, who has been wrongfully convicted of being a vampire too, steps forward to mastermind an intricate scheme of life-saving heart transplantation.
Blind Spot (1958) is a gripping crime drama revolving around a blind American soldier stationed in Germany who is thrown into a complex murder mystery. As he navigates the perplexing case, the soldier's blindness gradually turns into a unique advantage. The plot takes an unexpected turn when he miraculously regains his sight, leading to a thrilling resolution against all odds.
In the heart of the North African desert, a British commando team embarks on a mission to destroy a German petrol dump, only to stumble upon a massive tank unit that threatens their very existence. As they race against time to reach headquarters and inform them of the discovery, their strength and loyalty are put to the test, as the enemy lurks within and they must rely on their cunning and determination to survive.
Adventure, drama, and thriller converge in SOS Pacific, as a small seaplane crashes off an isolated island in the Pacific. With time running out, the few survivors of the airline accident must band together and find a way to be rescued. As the race against time intensifies, they also face the looming threat of a nuclear test that could change their fate forever.
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In the gripping drama "Breakout" (1959), set in 1943, Allied prisoners of war face insurmountable odds as they attempt to break free from a treacherous Italian-administered confinement. Time and again, the prisoners' hopes for escape are foiled, leaving them desperate for a way out. When they finally devise a daring plan for a mass escape, they must navigate through a series of deadly challenges to achieve their freedom.
"The Flesh and the Fiends" is a gripping crime, drama, and thriller film set in 19th century Edinburgh, Scotland. The story follows Edinburgh surgeon Dr. Knox, who conducts medical research on cadavers he purchases from notorious serial killers Burke and Hare.
Experience a thrilling tale of deception, betrayal, and vengeance with the British noir film, I Promised to Pay. Released in 1962, this gripping crime drama, also known as Payroll, centers around a gang that plots to steal a factory's wages. However, their plans are foiled when an armored van, instead of a truck, arrives to transport the payroll.
A Matter of WHO (1961) is a thrilling British comedy drama directed by Don Chaffey and starring Terry-Thomas, Sonja Ziemann, and Alex Nicol. The film begins with a man's death at a London airport due to smallpox, sparking an intense and frantic search for the disease's carrier.
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Experience a timeless tale of adventure that transcends the confines of royalty and poverty. "The Prince and the Pauper" brings Mark Twain's classic story to the big screen in 1962, with the unforgettable tale of two young boys from different worlds.
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14. Cleopatra (1963)
Step back in time to ancient Egypt with the unforgettable drama "Cleopatra, " a sweeping tale of royal power, forbidden love, and the clash of civilizations. This cinematic masterpiece, released in 1963, captures the epic struggle between the legendary Queen of Egypt, Cleopatra (played by the enchanting Elizabeth Taylor) and the mighty Roman Empire, led by the charismatic and ambitious Julius Caesar (Richard Burton). As the passionate queen fights to protect her throne and her people, she forges an unbreakable bond with the beloved Roman leader, setting the stage for the fiery drama that unfolds.
In 1963, the captivating action-adventure film, "Jason and the Argonauts," premiered. Drawing inspiration from ancient Greek mythology, the story revolves around the daring exploits of the esteemed Greek protagonist, Jason. Leading a valiant team of intrepid adventurers, he embarks on a perilous quest to acquire the highly-coveted Golden Fleece.
Dive into the 1400s with the extraordinary tale of "Chimes at Midnight" (1965), a riveting adaptation of Shakespeare's "Henry IV Part II" directed by the iconic Orson Welles. Follow the ascension of King Henry IV, as his spirited heir, the Prince of Wales, befriends the lovable and cunning Sir John Falstaff. Through Falstaff's eyes, we witness the complexities of royalty, betrayal, and the intricate dance of power in the court of King Henry.
In the whimsical world of ancient Rome, a mischievous slave masterminds a scheme to earn his freedom by orchestrating a romantic union between his unscrupulous master and a beguiling courtesan. But as fate would have it, matters become entangled, and soon enough, the whole neighborhood is drawn into the chaos. Bursting with humor, catchy tunes, and a delightful play on cross-dressing and identity swapping, "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is a timeless comedy that will have you in stitches.
The One Eyed Soldiers follows a thrilling manhunt in the unpredictable world of espionage, set in the Central European republic of Nassaum. Driven by the murder of Dr. Charles Berens, the Chief of the United Nations Medical Relief Organization, the police chief, Colonel Ferrer, joins an intense search for the truth behind his death.
In the captivating 1971 biographical drama, The Devils, based on real events, charismatic Father Urbain Grandier boldly stands against the malicious schemes of Cardinal Richelieu, using his faith and influence to protect the city of Loudun. Tragedy strikes when a suppressed nun's accusations of witchcraft threaten to expose a hidden darkness. This riveting tale from director Ken Russell brings to life the gripping intensity of betrayal, passion, and religious fervor set in 17th-century France, starring Vanessa Redgrave, Oliver Reed, and Dudley Sutton.
"The Music Lovers" is a riveting drama from the early 1970s that captures the complex life of renowned composer and pianist, Peter Ilych Tchaikovsky. Known for his extraordinary talent, Tchaikovsky grapples with his forbidden desires and struggles to maintain a facade of respectability by marrying a nymphomaniac, who he finds himself unable to satisfy. As the story unfolds, the audience is transported into an era of snow-covered landscapes and the opulent world of high society.
Young Winston, a 1972 drama biography film, portrays the intricate family dynamics and battle experiences that shaped the formative years of the future world-renowned politician. The movie is based on Sir Winston Churchill's autobiography and follows his journey into adulthood during the 1890s, which ultimately led to his involvement in the Boer War. Under the direction of Richard Attenborough, the film stars Simon Ward, Robert Shaw, and Peter Cellier as they bring to life the emotional turmoil and personal triumphs that marked Churchill's early life.
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22. Mahler (1974)
Step into the world of Gustav Mahler, the legendary composer, in Ken Russell's 1974 biopic, "Mahler. " Set in the 1890s, the film delves into the composer's personal life through a series of flashbacks as he and his wife, Alma (Georgina Hale), navigate the rocky terrain of their failing marriage during a train journey. Explore the complexities of their connection, love, and religion as they traverse the boundaries of Catholicism and Jewish heritage. "Mahler" offers a rich, dramatic experience, with an intriguing blend of music, history, and passion.
In the whirlwind of passion and music, "Lisztomania" (1975) captivates audiences as it delves into the life of renowned composer and pianist Franz Liszt, portrayed by Roger Daltrey. His hedonistic lifestyle is intertwined with the powerful influence of the many women in his life, including the mesmerizing beauty of Sara Kestelman and the cunning Richard Wagner, played by Paul Nicholas.