WAZ

Director: Tom Shankland
Writer: Clive Bradley
Start shoot: 8th May 2006

Cast:
Eddie Argo - Stellen Skarsgard,
Helen - Melissa George
TBC

Synopsis:
Do you love someone enough to die for them? A serial killer is cutting an equation into the victims¹ corpses: Œwz = Cov (w.z)...¹ And loved ones of the victims, who¹ve been brutally tortured, are tormented and suicidal.

When cynical, unorthodox Detective Eddie Argo learns the killer¹s identity, he understands the awful truth. He is responsible for what drives the murders. And he will be the next target. He, and someone he loves.

Do you love someone enough to die for them?

HARRY'S GAME

Directed by: Lawrence Gordon Clark
Writing credits: Gerald Seymour

Cast:
Ray Lonnen .... Harry Brown
Geoffrey Russell .... Home Secretary
Nicholas Day .... Bannen
Geoffrey Chater .... Col. George Frost
Charles Lawson .... Seamus Duffryn
Rita Howard .... Mrs. Duffryn

Synopsis:
Harry is an undercover agent for the British army sent to Northern Ireland to infiltrate the IRA and find (and terminate) the assassin of a British Cabinet Minister. Harry is alone, the army hasn't been told he is being put in place, his wife is fed up with him and his job, and his one new friend, an Irish woman who falls for him will be consumed by his relentless search for the assassin.

THE GLORY BOYS

Directed by: Michael Ferguson
Writing credits: Gerald Seymour

Cast:
Rod Steiger .... Sokarev
Anthony Perkins .... Jimmy
Alfred Burke .... Jones
Joanna Lumley .... Helen
Aaron Harris .... McCoy
Sheila Allen .... Mrs. Sokarev
Sallyanne Law .... Norah
Michael J. Jackson .... Mackiewicz
Ron Berglas .... Elkin
Robert Lang .... Fairclough
Christopher Ettridge .... Duggan
Christopher Reich .... Israeli Security Officer
Peter Laird .... Israeli Consul
Johanna Hargreaves .... Wendy
Roderic Leigh .... French Police Official

Synopsis:
Two ideologically-disparate terrorists (one from the PLO, one from the IRA) meet up in London to assassinate a visiting Israeli nuclear scientist. An alcoholic ex-government agent (Anthony Perkins) is brought out of retirement to track them down.

HANOVER STREET

Directed by: Peter Hyams
Writing credits: Peter Hyams

Cast:
Harrison Ford .... David Halloran
Lesley-Anne Down .... Margaret Sellinger
Christopher Plummer .... Paul Sellinger
Alec McCowen .... Maj. Trumbo
Richard Masur .... 2nd Lt. Jerry Cimino
Michael Sacks .... 2nd Lt. Martin Hyer
Patsy Kensit .... Sarah Sellinger
Max Wall .... Harry Pike
Shane Rimmer .... Col. Ronald Bart
Keith Buckley .... Lt. Wells
Sherrie Hewson .... Phyllis
Cindy O'Callaghan .... Paula
Di Trevis .... Elizabeth
Suzanne Bertish .... The French Girl
Keith Alexander .... Soldier in Barn

Synopsis:
During the Second World War, an American Pilot stationed in England meets a young British nurse during an air raid on London. The two instantly fall in love, despite the fact that the young Nurse is already married; a secret she keeps hidden from her American lover. After being shot down behind enemy lines, while being assigned to ferry a British agent into France, the American pilot realizes that his secret agent cargo is in fact his lover's husband, and that the two must now work together in order to survive.

A MAN CALLED INTREPID

Directed by: Peter Carter
Writing credits: David Ambrose, William Blinn

Cast:
David Niven .... Sir William Stephenson
Michael York .... Evan Michaelian
Barbara Hershey .... Madelaine
Paul Harding .... Colonel Juergen
Flora Robson .... Sister Luke
Peter Gilmore .... Gubbins
Renée Asherson .... Mrs. Wainwright
Nigel Stock .... Winston Churchill
Ferdy Mayne .... Alexander Korda
Gayle Hunnicutt .... Cynthia
Shirley Steedman .... Anna
Belinda Mayne .... Deidra, girl on steps
Larry Reynolds .... Nils Bohr
Joseph Golland .... Albert Einstein
Chris Wiggins .... Heisenberg

Synopsis:
During World War II, a wealthy Canadian uses his own money to help the Allies form an espionage network.

A BRIDGE TOO FAR

Directed by Richard Attenborough
Writing credits: Cornelius Ryan (book), William Goldman (screenplay)

Cast:
Dirk Bogarde .... Lt. Gen. Browning
James Caan .... SSgt. Eddie Dohun
Michael Caine .... Lt. Col. J.O.E. Vandeleur
Sean Connery .... Maj. Gen. Roy Urquhart
Edward Fox .... Lt. Gen. Brian Horrocks
Elliott Gould .... Col. Robert Stout
Gene Hackman .... Maj. Gen. Stanislaw Sosabowski
Anthony Hopkins .... Lt. Col. John Frost
Hardy Krüger .... Maj. Gen. Ludwig
Ryan O'Neal .... Brig. Gen. James Gavin
Laurence Olivier .... Dr. Jan Spaander
Robert Redford .... Maj. Julian Cook
Maximilian Schell .... Lt. Gen. Wilhelm Bittrich
Liv Ullmann .... Kate Ter Horst
Denholm Elliott .... RAF meteorologist officer

Tells the story of operation Market Garden. A failed attempt by the allies in the latter stages of WWII to end the war quickly by securing three bridges in Holland allowing access over the Rhine into Germany. A combination of poor allied intelligence and the presence of two crack German panzer divisions meant that the final part of this operation (the bridge in Arnhem over the Rhine) was doomed to failure.

THE CHINA SYNDROME

Directed by: James Bridges
Writing credits: Mike Gray, T.S. Cook

Cast:
Jane Fonda .... Kimberly Wells
Jack Lemmon .... Jack Godell
Michael Douglas .... Richard Adams
Scott Brady .... Herman De Young
James Hampton .... Bill Gibson
Peter Donat .... Don Jacovich
Wilford Brimley .... Ted Spindler
Richard Herd .... Evan Mc Cormack
Daniel Valdez .... Hector Salas
Stan Bohrman .... Pete Martin
James Karen .... Mac Churchill
Michael Alaimo .... Greg Minor
Donald Hotton .... Dr. Elliott Lowell
Khalilah Ali .... Marge
Paul Larson .... D.B. Royce

While doing a series of reports on alternative energy sources, an opportunistic reporter Kimberly Wells witnesses an accident at a nuclear power plant. Wells is determined to publicise the incident but soon finds herself entangled in a sinister conspiracy to keep the full impact of the incident a secret.

KNIGHTS OF GOD

Directed by: Michael Kerrigan, Andrew Morgan
Writing credits: Richard Cooper

In the year 2020 Britain is divided into North & South. The Royal Family has been deposed and in its place rule the Knights of God, a harsh militaristic religious order headed by Prior Mordrin. But a rebel movement is growing, inspite of Mordrin's brainwashing "re-education" camps, and joining it are two love-struck teenagers, Gervase & Julia, who escape from one of the camps to join a quest to find the rightful King of England, and thus re-establish democracy & order to the land.

FORDS ON WATER

Directed by: Barry Bliss
Writing credits: Barry Bliss, Billy Colvill

Cast:
Elvis Payne .... Winston
Mark Wingett .... Eddie
Kathryn Apanowicz .... Beryl
Jason Rose .... Mac
Allister Bain .... Winston's Father
David Ryall .... Mister Jack
Michele Winstanley .... Anne
Catherine Rabett .... Madeline (as Kate Rabette)
Mona Hammond .... Winston's Mother
Paola Dionisotti .... Eddie's Mother
Mike Horsburgh .... Eddie's Father
Christine Kimberley .... Employment Exchange Clerk
Howard Lew Lewis .... Man in Toilets
Pete Postlethwaite .... Winston's Boss (as Peter Postlethwaite)
Sheila Grant .... Aunt May

Film Synopsis:
In this rambling, loosely hinged story, two young men -- one white and one black -- find themselves thrown together because of circumstances and decide to take off on a trip to the North. Neither are employed at the moment, and their time is their own for awhile. This film is about their adventures, set against a barren landscape of unemployment, worker disaffection, and the omnipresent British military.

C.A.T.S. EYES

Created by: Terence Feely
Directed by: Dennis Abey   Alan Bell   Edward Bennett   William Brayne   Tom Clegg   Robert Fuest   James Hill   Terry Marcel   Francis Megahy   Raymond Menmuir   Gerry Mill   Ian Sharp   Anthony Simmons   Ian Toynton   Claude Whatham   Carol Wiseman   J.B. Wood

Writing Credits: Barry Appleton   writer Jeremy Burnham   writer Jeffrey Caine   Andy de la Tour   writer Terence Feely   creator Reg Ford   writer Don Houghton   writer Ray Jenkins   writer Jenny McDade   writer Francis Megahy   writer Gerry O'Hara   writer Anthony Skene   writer Ben Steed   writer Paul Wheeler   writer Martin Worth

Cast:
Donald Churchill .... Henry ... (2 episodes) (1985-1987)
James Cosmo .... McNeill (2 episodes) (1985-1986)
David Rolfe .... Commander ... (2 episodes) (1985)
Richard Beale .... Prinley (2 episodes) (1985)
Alan Downer .... Zhukov (2 episodes) (1986-1987)

An all-female detective outfit, the "Eyes Enquiry Agency", is formed as a front for the Home Office's new security operation the Covert Activities Thames Section (or CATS for short). Initially led by ex-Oxford Union President Pru Standfast, she was followed by experienced ex-cop Maggie Forbes (who later led the section), computer genius Frederica "Fred" Smith and later Tessa Robinson. Their contact with the Ministry was Nigel Beaumont. The team dealt with a variety of crime from theft to blackmail, to espionage & terrorism.

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

Directed by: Charles McDougall
Writing credits: Geoff McQueen

Cast:
Holly Aird .... Dawn Boll
George Anton
Frances Barber .... Harriet Saunders
Michael Fenner
Ciarán Hinds .... Campbell Ferguson
Douglas Hodge .... Moorhead
Grant Masters .... Lancer
Andrew Schofield .... Eric
Nigel Terry .... Preston

Political intrigue and murder occurs when the English town of Portsmouth is sealed off by the military during the eve of World War III.

DANGER UXB

Directed by: Roy Ward Baker   (episodes 3 and 10), Douglas Camfield   (episodes 9 and 12), Ferdinand Fairfax   (episodes 1, 2, 7 and 8), Henry Herbert   (episodes 5 and 13)

Creator: John Hawkesworth, John Whitney

Writing credits: John Hawkesworth   writer (episodes 1, 2, 5, 9, 13) Jeremy Paul (episodes 3, 6 and 10), Don Shaw (episodes 4, 8 and 12)

Anthony Andrews plays a young Lt. in the early days of World War II who is assigned to a UXB unit. UXB is the signal that an aerial bomb has not exploded. Andrews' job is to deactivate bombs made by German technicians some of which have fuses specifically designed to kill him. The series takes us through his maturation as an officer, a love story with Judy Geeson, and the stresses and strains of wartime on the civilians and military in England.

QUATERMASS

Directed by: Piers Haggard
Writing credits: Nigel Kneale

Cast:
John Mills .... Prof. Bernard Quatermass
Simon MacCorkindale .... Joe Kapp
Barbara Kellerman .... Clare Kapp
Margaret Tyzack .... Annie Morgan
Brewster Mason .... Gurov
Ralph Arliss .... Kickalong
Paul Rosebury .... Caraway
Jane Bertish .... Bee
Rebecca Saire .... Hettie Carlson
Annabelle Lanyon .... Isabel
Toyah Willcox .... Sal
Bruce Purchase .... Tommy Roach
David Yip .... Frank Chen
Brenda Fricker .... Alison Thorpe
Tony Sibbald .... Chuck Marshall

After the mysterious destruction of the new space station, young people find themselves drawn to a stone circle in England, and other locations around Earth. They believe they'll be taken to a better place by a higher power. Only Professor Quatermass realizes that the young people are being tricked by an alien power, who wants to "harvest" humanity. It's up to Quatermass to find a way to stop the deadly plans of the aliens.

IRIS IN THE TRAFFIC, RUBY IN THE RAIN

Directed by: John Bruce
Writing credits: Stewart Parker

Cast:
Frances Tomelty
Aingeal Grehan
BBC Northern Ireland

Stewart Parker¹s play is set in Belfast on a wintry day. Ruby has a cold and is caught in the rain. Iris is looking for work and feeling lost in the traffic.

WINSTON CHURCHILL: THE WILDERNESS YEARS

Directed by: Ferdinand Fairfax
Writing credits: Ferdinand Fairfax

Cast:
Robert Hardy .... Winston Churchill
Siân Phillips .... Clementine Churchill
Nigel Havers .... Randolph Churchill
Chloe Salaman .... Sarah Churchill
Tamsin Murray-Leach .... Mary Churchill, as a child
Katharine Levy .... Mary Churchill
Tim Pigott-Smith .... Brendan Bracken
David Swift .... Professor Lindemann
Sherrie Hewson .... Mrs. Pearman
Moray Watson .... Major Desmond Morton
Paul Freeman .... Ralph Wigram
Frank Middlemass .... Lord Derby
David Quilter .... Wing-Commander Torr Anderson
Sam Wanamaker .... Bernard Baruch
Peter Barkworth .... Stanley Baldwin

Synopsis:
The story of Winston Churchill's life between 1929, when he lost his cabinet position, and 1939, when he became Great Britain's prime minister - a period he described as the most difficult in his life

THE MUSHROOM PICKER

Directed by Andy Wilson
Writing credit: Liane Aukin (screenplay), Zinovy Zinik (novel)

Synopsis:
The wallflower Lindsay Baxter, mad cossack Nigel Terry, his voluptuous neighbour Annette Badlands, the scheming Lesley Manville and her gay husband Simon Russell-Beale, off in his own world. Bizarre bizarre, frightening, nightmarish one moment and then hilarious the next, and with a soundtrack which matches the dangerous turns of the plots superbly, moving from romantic Russian grandeur to Ealing comedy and everything in between, Roger Jackson's score is of a quality that is hard to find in TV drama.

Cast:
Nigel Terry .... Kostya
Lynsey Baxter .... Clea
Lesley Manville .... Margot
Annette Badland
Mary Keegan .... June Summers
Andrew Sachs .... Tadeus