TRENT'S LAST CASE (1952)

Directed by Herbert Wilcox Written by Pamela Bower Michael Wilding as Phillip Trent Margaret Lockwood as Margaret Manderson Orson Welles as Sigsbee Manderson John McCallum as John Marlowe Miles Malleson as Burton Cupples Hugh McDermott as Calvin C. Bunner Jack McNaughton as Mr Martin, the butler Sam Kydd as Inspector Murch Henry Edwards as Coroner Geoffrey Bayldon as Reporter in court Robert Cawdron as PC John Chandos as Tim O'Rielly Ben Williams as Jimmy, the reporter Kenneth Williams as Horace Evans, the junior gardener

THE BLUE LAMP (1950)

Directed by Basil Dearden Screenplay by T.E.B. Clarke Jack Warner as PC George Dixon Jimmy Hanley as PC Andy Mitchell Dirk Bogarde as Tom Riley Robert Flemyng as Sgt. Roberts Bernard Lee as Insp. Cherry Peggy Evans as Diana Lewis Patric Doonan as Spud Bruce Seton as PC Campbell Meredith Edwards as PC Hughes Clive Morton as Sgt. Brooks William Mervyn as Chief Inspector Hammond Frederick Piper as Alf Lewis Dora Bryan as Maisie Gladys Henson as Mrs. Dixon Tessie O'Shea as herself Sam Kydd as Bookmakers Assistant White City (uncredited) Anthony Steel as Police Constable (uncredited)

THE BETRAYAL (1957)

Directed by Ernest Morris Written by Brian Clemens Eldon Howard Michael McCall – Philip Friend Janet Hillyer – Diana Decker Bartel – Philip Saville Inspector Baring – Peter Bathurst Tony Adams – Peter Burton Lawson – Ballard Berkeley Clay – Harold Lang War Crimes Commissioner – John Stuart Freddie – Ferdy Mayne

MADELEINE (1950)

Directed by David Lean Written by Stanley Haynes Nicholas Phipps Ann Todd as Madeleine Smith Norman Wooland as William Minnoch Ivan Desny as Emile L'Angelier Leslie Banks as Mr. James Smith Barbara Everest as Mrs. Smith Susan Stranks as Janet Smith Patricia Raine as Bessie Smith Elizabeth Sellars as Christina Hackett Edward Chapman as Dr. Thompson Jean Cadell as Mrs. Jenkins Eugene Deckers as Thuau André Morell as Defending Counsel Barry Jones as Prosecuting Counsel Ivor Barnard as Mr. Murdoch David Horne as Lord Justice-Clerk Henry Edwards as Clerk of the Court Amy Veness as Miss Aiken Kynaston Reeves as Dr. Penny Cameron Hall as Dr. Yeoman Anthony Newley as Chemist's Assistant

THE CURSE OF THE WRAYDONS (Strangler's Morgue) (1946)

Directed by Victor M. Gover Written by Owen George Maurice Sandoz Tod Slaughter – Philip Wraydon Bruce Seton – Jack Wraydon, 'Spring Heeled Jack' Henry Caine – George Wraydon Pearl Cameron – Rose Wraydon Andrew Laurence – George Heeningham Alan Lawrance – Squire Sedgefield Lorraine Clewes – Helen Sedgefield Gabriel Toyne – Payne Ben Williams – John Rickers John Coyle – Dennis Daphne Arthur – Alice Maitland Barry O'Neill – George Wraydon

THE NET (Project M7) (1953)

Phyllis Calvert Lydia Heathley James Donald Michael Heathley Herbert Lom Dr. Alex Leon Robert Beatty Maj. Sam Seagram Caven Watson Dr. Ferguson Marianne Stone Maisie Muriel Pavlow Caroline Cartier Noel Willman Dr. Dennis Bord Maurice Denham Prof. Carrington Herbert Lomas George Jackson Patric Doonan Brian Jackson Marjorie Fielding Mother Heathl Directed by Anthony Asquith Written by William Fairchild

VARIETY JUBILEE (1943)

Directed by Maclean Rogers Written by Kathleen Butler Reginald Purdell as Joe Swan Ellis Irving as Kit Burns Lesley Brook as Evelyn Vincent Betty Warren as Florrie Forde Tom E. Finglass as Eugene Stratton John Rorke as Gus Elen Marie Lloyd Jr. as Marie Lloyd George Robey as Himself Charles Coborn as Himself Ella Retford as Herself Charles Shadwell as Himself Joan Winters as Herself Nat Ayer as Himself Slim Rhyder as Himself Tessa Deane as Herself Wilson, Keppel and Betty as Themselves Band of the Coldstream Guards as Themselves Peter Noble as Chairman Louis Bradfield as Chris Burns Amy Dalby as Suffragette Arthur Hambling as Commissionaire Bryan Herbert as Guest at Theatre Opening Vi Kaley as Evelyn's Dresser David Keir as Theatre Bar Patron Pat McGrath as Kit Burns Jr George Merritt as Music Hall Chairman

TWO FILM DVD: SILVER FLEET (1943) + VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES (1943)

Directed by Philip Ford Screenplay by Dorrell McGowan Stuart E. McGowan Robert Livingston as Dr. Terrance 'Terry' Evans Lorna Gray as Nurse Susan Drake Ian Keith as Ormand Murks Thomas E. Jackson as Detective Blair Charles Trowbridge as Dr. Rufus Maynard Earle Hodgins as Fred Mays LeRoy Mason as Detective Hendricks William Haade as Police Officer 'Tiny' Wilton Graff as Dr. Lucifer Garland Charles Cane as Chief Inspector Ryan Russ Clark as Officer Lacy Chuck Hamilton as Officer Joe Wheaton Chambers as The Coroner Directed by Vernon Sewell Gordon Wellesley Written by Vernon Sewell Gordon Wellesley Produced by Michael Powell Emeric Pressburger Ralph Richardson as Jaap Van Leyden Googie Withers as Helene Van Leyden Esmond Knight as von Schiffer Beresford Egan as Krampf Frederick Burtwell as Captain Muller Kathleen Byron as Schoolmistress Willem Akkerman as Willem Van Leyden Dorothy Gordon as Janni Peters Charles Victor as Bastiaan Peters Joss Ambler as Cornelis Smit Margaret Emden as Bertha George Schelderup as Dirk Neville Mapp as Joop Ivor Barnard as Admiral John Carol as Johann Lieut. Schouwenaar, R.N.N. as Captain of the U-boat Lieut. van Dapperen, R.N.N. as Lieutenant of the U-boat John Arold as Navigator of the U-boat Philip Leaver as Chief of Police Laurence O'Madden as Captain Schneider Anthony Eustrel as Lieutenant Wernicke Charles Minor as Bohme Valentine Dyall as Markgraf

TWO FILM DVD: RED ENSIGN (1934) + GRAND CANARY (1934)

TWO FILM DVD: LET ME EXPLAIN, DEAR (1932) + AFTER DARK (1932)

Directed by Gene Gerrard Frank Miller Written by Gene Gerrard Frank Miller Gene Gerrard - George Hunter Viola Lyel - Angela Hunter Claude Hulbert - Cyril Merryweather Jane Carr - Mamie Amy Veness - Aunt Fanny Henry B. Longhurst - Dr. Coote Hal Gordon - Parrott C. Denier Warren - Jeweller Reginald Bach - Taxi Driver Directed by Albert Parker Written by John Barrow Based on After Dark by Joseph Jefferson Farjeon Produced by Hugh Perceval Horace Hodges as Thaddeus Cattermole Brompton Hugh Williams as Richard Morton Grethe Hansen as Alva Lea George Barraud as George Harvey Henry Oscar as Higgins Ian Fleming as Henry Lea Polly Emery as Mrs. Hannah Thirkettle Arthur Padbury as Wilfred Thirtkettle Lucille Lisle as Vivienne Roberts

TWO FILM DVD: SQUIBS (1935) + INVITATION TO THE WALTZ (1935)

Directed by Paul Merzbach Written by Eric Maschwitz (play) Roger Burford Clifford Grey Paul Merzbach Lilian Harvey as Jenny Peachey Wendy Toye as Signora Picci Carl Esmond as Carl Harold Warrender as Duke of Wurtemburg Richard Bird as Weber Esme Percy as Napoleon Bonaparte Eric Stanley as Sir Francis Alexander Field as George Peachey Anton Dolin as Chief Dancer Hay Petrie as Periteau Charles Carson as Lombardi Hal Gordon as Sergeant Gus McNaughton as Valet Ronald Shiner as the Street Vendor Directed by Henry Edwards Written by Michael Hogan H. Fowler Mear R.P. Weston Bert Lee Betty Balfour as Amelia "Squibs" Hopkins Gordon Harker as Sam Hopkins Stanley Holloway as Constable Charley Lee Margaret Yarde as Mrs. Lee Morris Harvey as Inspector Lee Michael Shepley as Colin Barratt Drusilla Wills as Mrs. Parker O.B. Clarence as Sir John Barratt Ronald Shiner as Bill Thomas Weguelin as Alf Vivienne Chatterton William Daunt Aubrey Fitzgerald Henryetta Edwards as Susan Olive Sloane as Barmaid

TWO FILM DVD: SHOOTING STARS (1928) + THE CHASER (1928)

Harry Langdon Gladys McConnell Helen Hayward Bud Jamison Charles Thurston Annette Benson as Mae Feather Brian Aherne as Julian Gordon Donald Calthrop as Andy Wilkes Wally Patch as Property Man David Brooks as Turner Ella Daincourt as Asphodel Smythe, Journalist Chili Bouchier as Winnie, Bathing Beauty Tubby Phillips as Fatty Ian Wilson as Reporter Judd Green as Lighting Man Jack Rawl as Hero Directed by Anthony Asquith A. V. Bramble

TWO FILM DVD: THE LODGER - A STORY OF THE LONDON FOG (1927) + THE UNKNOWN (1927)

Directed by Alfred Hitchcock Screenplay by Eliot Stannard Based on The Lodger by Marie Belloc Lowndes Produced by Michael Balcon Carlyle Blackwell C. M. Woolf Starring Marie Ault Arthur Chesney June Tripp Malcolm Keen Ivor Novello Directed by Tod Browning Written by Tod Browning (story) Waldemar Young Produced by Irving G. Thalberg Starring Lon Chaney Norman Kerry Joan Crawford Nick De Ruiz

TWO FILM DVD: SONS OF THE SEA (1939) + SNIPER'S RIDGE (1961)

Directed by Maurice Elvey Written by George Barraud Leslie Banks as Captain Hyde Kay Walsh as Alison Devar Mackenzie Ward as Newton Hulls Cecil Parker as Commander Herbert Simon Lack as Philip Hyde Ellen Pollock as Margaret Hulls Peter Shaw as John Strepte Nigel Stock as Rudd Kynaston Reeves as Professor Devar Charles Eaton as Commander-in-Chief Directed by John A. Bushelman Written by Tom Maruzzi Jack Ging as Cpl. Sharack Stanley Clements as Cpl. Pumphrey John Goddard as Capt. Tombolo Douglas Henderson as Sgt. Sweatish Gabe Castle as Lt. Peer Allan Marvin as Pvt. Ward Anton von Stralen as Bear Al Freeman Jr. as Medic Gwathney Mason Curry as David Henry Darrow as Pvt. Tonto Mark Douglas as Bo-Bo Thomas A. Sweet as Soldier Scott Randall as Soldier Joe Cawthon as Pvt. Owens George Yoshinaga as Mongolian

SWORD IN THE DESERT (1949)

Directed by George Sherman Written by Robert Buckner Dana Andrews as Mike Dillon Märta Torén as Sabra Stephen McNally as David Vogel Jeff Chandler as Kurta Philip Friend as Lieutenant Ellerton Hugh French as Major Sorrell Liam Redmond as Jerry McCarthy Lowell Gilmore as Major Stephens Stanley Logan as Colonel Bruce Evans Hayden Rorke as Captain Beaumont George Tyne as Dov Peter Coe as Tarn Paul Marion as Jeno Marten Lamont as Captain Fletcher David Bauer as Gershon (as David Wolfe)

RICHARD III (1983) * with switchable English subtitles *

Peter Benson (King Henry VI/Priest), Antony Brown (Sir Richard Ratcliffe), David Burke (Sir William Catesby), Michael Byrne (Buckingham), Anne Carroll (Jane Shore), Paul Chapman (Rivers/Archbishop of Canterbury), Ron Cook (Richard III), Rowena Cooper (Queen Elizabeth), Arthur Cox (Lord Grey/Lord Mayor/Sir Christopher Urswick), Annette Crosbie (Duchess of York), David Daker (Lord Hastings), Brian Deacon (Second Citizen/First Messenger/Richmond), Jeremy Dimmick (Young York), Tenniel Evans (Lord Stanley/Archbishop of York), Derek Farr (Sir Robert Brackenbury/Surrey/Scrivener/Third Citizen/Bishop of Ely), Dorian Ford (Edward V), Julia Foster (Queen Margaret), Derek Fuke (Second Murderer/Sir Thomas Vaughan/Fourth Messenger), Alex Guard (Dorset), Bernard Hill (First Murderer/Sir William Brandon/Sheriff), Paul Jesson (Clarence/Pursuivant/Third Messenger), Patsy Kensit (Lady Margaret), Oengus MacNamara (Halberdier/Lord Lovell/First Messenger), Brian Protheroe (Edward IV/Sir Walter Herbert/Second Messenger), Nick Reding (Ghost of Prince Edward), Stephen Rooney (Edward Plantagenet), Zoe Wanamaker (Lady Anne), Mark Wing-Davey (Sir James Tyrell/Sir James Blunt/First Citizen), Peter Wyatt (Norfolk/Keeper/Messenger) Director: Jane Howell

HAPPY (1933)

Directed by Frederic Zelnik Written by Austin Melford, Stanley Lupino, Frank Launder, Jaques Bachrach, Alfred Halm and Károly Nóti Stanley Lupino as Frank Brown Laddie Cliff as George Will Fyffe as Simmy Dorothy Hyson as Lillian Harry Tate as Dupont Renee Gadd as Pauline Gus McNaughton as Waller Jimmy Godden as Brummelberg Bertha Belmore as Mrs. Brummelberg Hal Gordon as Conjuror Norma Varden as Miss Stone

THE IMPOSSIBLE SPY (1987) * with switchable English subtitles *

Jim Goddard Douglas Livingstone Marty Ross John Shea ... Elie Cohen Eli Wallach ... Yacov Sasson Gabay ... General Haled (as Sason Gabay) Michal Bat-Adam ... Nadia Cohen Rami Danon ... Avram Chaim Jeraffi ... Salloum (as Haim Girafi) Jacques Cohen ... Assan (as Jack Cohen) Anat Barzilai ... Galela (as Anat Barzilay) Yossi Keinan ... Nassim (as Yossi Kenan) Yehudit Millo ... Madame Massim (as Judith Millo) Victor Kamar ... Major Massim Fahami Shishtawi ... Syrian Border Captain Shlomo Sadan ... Syrian Colonel Jonathan Cherchi ... Syrian Radio Operator Yitzhak Aloni ... Mossad Radio Operator (as Itzhak Aloni) Assi Hanegbi ... Israeli Officer (Kibbutz) (as Asi Hanegbi) Wahabi Hasson ... Egyptian Police Inspector Shmuel Shiloh... Rabbi Ahuva Keren ... Salloum's Girlfriend (as Ahouva Keren) Hamdi El-Asmarr ... Hadj

THE SILENT ENEMY (1958)

Directed by William Fairchild Screenplay by William Fairchild Laurence Harvey as Lieutenant Lionel Crabb, R.N.V.R. Dawn Addams as Third Officer Jill Masters, W.R.N.S. Michael Craig as Leading Seaman Knowles John Clements as the Admiral Sid James as Chief Petty Officer Thorpe Alec McCowen as Able Seaman Morgan Nigel Stock as Able Seaman Fraser Ian Whittaker as Ordinary Seaman Thomas Arnoldo Foà as Tomolino Gianna Maria Canale as Conchita Massimo Serato as Forzellini Giacomo Rossi-Stuart as Rosati Carlo Giustini as Fellini Raymond Young as Celloni David Lodge as Sergeant Ewen Solon as Willowdale Captain Brian Oulton as Holford Howard Marion-Crawford as Wing Commander Cyril Shaps as Miguel Lee Montague as Miguel's Mate John Lee as Flag Lieutenant Terence Longdon as Lieutenant Bailey Ian MacNaughton as Sentry outside Admiral's Office David Fotheringham as Italian frogman Alan Webb as British Consul John Moffatt as Diving Volunteer Harold Siddons as Army Interrogation Officer Michael Brill as Naval Interrogation Officer

DIE LUSTIGEN WEIBER VON WIEN (1931)

Willi Forst as Augustin Tuschinger, Tanzlehrer Lee Parry as Gretl Paul Hörbiger as Anselm Leitner, Hofrat Irene Eisinger as Leopoldine Evi Eva as Adolphine Elfriede Jera as Hermine Lilian Ellis as Christine Edith Hermann-Roeder as Alvine Alexandra Molino as Wilhelmine Camilla Fiebig as Pauline Lola Werner as Josephine Jaggi Graßmann as Ernestine Bimmy Rowland as Philippine Ernst Wurmser as Alois Stanigl, Caféhausbesitzer Oskar Sima as Exzellenz Waldmüller, Kultusminister Cordy Millowitsch [de; es] as Therese Zelenka Tibor Halmay as Jean, Oberkellner Fritz Odemar as Johann, Kammerdiener Bitza Mühlau as Köchin Directed by Géza von Bolváry Written by Julius Brammer (libretto) Alfred Grünwald (libretto) Samuel Lerner Walter Reisch

TWO FILM DVD: THE TAMING OF THE SHREW (1929 and 1980 versions)

Directed by Sam Taylor Written by William Shakespeare Mary Pickford as Katherina Douglas Fairbanks as Petruchio Edwin Maxwell as Baptista Joseph Cawthorn as Gremio Clyde Cook as Grumio Geoffrey Wardwell as Hortensio Dorothy Jordan as Bianca Directed by Jonathan Miller Simon Chandler ... Lucentio Anthony Pedley ... Tranio John Franklyn-Robbins ... Baptista Frank Thornton ... Gremio Sarah Badel ... Katherine Jonathan Cecil ... Hortensio Susan Penhaligon ... Bianca Harry Waters ... Biondello John Cleese ... Petruchio David Kincaid ... Grumio Bev Willis ... Baptista's Servant Angus Lennie ... Curtis Harry Webster ... Nathaniel Gil Morris ... Philip Leslie Sarony ... Gregory Derek Deadman ... Nicholas Denis Gilmore ... Peter John Bird ... Pedant Alan Hay ... Tailor David Kinsey ... Haberdasher John Barron ... Vincentio Joan Hickson ... Widow Tony Martell ... Officer

TWO FILM DVD: THE TRUTH ABOUT MURDER (1946) + THE GORBALS STORY (1950)

Directed by David MacKane Writing Credits Robert McLeish Howard Connell ... Willie Mutrie Marjorie Thomson ... Jean Mutrie Betty Henderson ... Peggie Anderson Roddy McMillan ... Hector Russell Hunte ... Johnnie Martin Isobel Campbell ... Nora Reilly Carl Williamson ... Francis Porter Lothar Lewinsohn ... Ahmed Sybil Thomson ... Magdalene Evie Garratt ... Mrs. Reilly (as Eveline Garratt) Jack Stewart ... Peter Reilly Ian Dalgleish ... Dr. Andrews Berta Cooper ... Mrs. Andrews Abe Barker ... 'Puddin' (as Abie Barker) Archie Duncan ... Bull Andrew Keir ... Pub chucker-outer Directed by Lew Landers Screenplay by Lawrence Kimble Hilda Gordon Eric Taylor Produced by Herman Schlom Starring Bonita Granville Morgan Conway Rita Corday Don Douglas June Clayworth

TWO FILM DVD: THE GREAT DEFENDER (1934) + THE AWFUL TRUTH (1937)

Directed by Thomas Bentley Written by John Hastings Turner Paul Perez Marjorie Deans Produced by Walter C. Mycroft Matheson Lang - Sir Douglas Rolls Margaret Bannerman - Laura Locke Arthur Margetson - Leslie Locke Richard Bird - Eric Hammond Sam Livesey - Sir Henry Linguard Frank Atkinson - Pope Hal Gordon - Percival Brown Kathleen Harrison - Agnes Carter - Locke's Maid Robert Horton - Doctor Hackett Alec Fraser - Grainger Jeanne Stuart - Phyllis Ware J. Fisher White - Judge Laurence Hanray - Parker O. B. Clarence - Mr. Hammond Mary Jerrold - Mrs. Hammond Jimmy Godden - Inspector Holmes Directed by Leo McCarey Screenplay by Viña Delmar Based on The Awful Truth 1923 play by Arthur Richman Produced by Leo McCarey Irene Dunne as Lucy Warriner Cary Grant as Jerry Warriner Ralph Bellamy as Dan Leeson Alexander D'Arcy as Armand Duvalle Cecil Cunningham as Aunt Patsy Molly Lamont as Barbara Vance Esther Dale as Mrs. Leeson Joyce Compton as Dixie Belle Lee Robert Allen as Frank Randall Robert Warwick as Mr. Vance Mary Forbes as Mrs. Vance Skippy as Mr. Smith, the dog

MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS (1971)

Directed by Charles Jarrott Written by John Hale Produced by Hal B. Wallis Vanessa Redgrave as Mary, Queen of Scots Glenda Jackson as Queen Elizabeth I of England Patrick McGoohan as Mary's half-brother James Stewart, 1st Earl of Moray Timothy Dalton as Mary's second husband Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley Nigel Davenport as Mary's third husband, James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell Trevor Howard as Elizabeth's advisor Sir William Cecil Daniel Massey as Elizabeth's lover, Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester Ian Holm as Mary's advisor, David Riccio Andrew Keir as Ruthven Robert James as Scottish religious reformer John Knox Katherine Kath as Mary's first mother-in-law, Catherine de' Medici Frances White as Mary's companion, Mary Fleming Vernon Dobtcheff as Mary's uncle, the Duke of Guise Raf De La Torre as her other uncle, the Cardinal of Lorraine Richard Warner as Elizabeth's spy master Francis Walsingham Bruce Purchase as the Earl of Morton Brian Coburn as the Earl of Huntly Richard Denning as Mary's first husband, King Francis II of France Maria Aitken as Lady Bothwell Jeremy Bulloch as Andrew