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All 18 Alice Evans Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the captivating world of Alice Evans as we explore her diverse range of movies. From heartwarming dramas to action-packed thrillers, we’ll take a closer look at the actress’s unique performances and the films that have made her a household name.
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1. Rewind (1998)
Rewind” (1998) is a gripping Sci-Fi Thriller film that explores the complexities of terrorism and its impact on individuals and society. Told through the lens of a former terrorist, the story follows Mansart, portrayed by Raoul Bova, as he is tasked with helping authorities understand the new wave of terrorism across Europe. With the help of a psychologist, Mansart dives deep into his past to uncover the root of his rage and the pain it inflicts. As the story progresses, the guilt of the past begins to surface, and the stakes become even higher.
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2. The Escort (1999)
In “The Escort, ” a struggling French writer finds himself in the clutches of London’s seductive underworld. After meeting a charming and rakish gigolo, the writer is persuaded to join his profession, stepping into the glamorous yet dangerous world of escorting.
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3. Une pour toutes (1999)
Une pour toutes” (1999), a French comedy-romance film directed by Claude Lelouch, follows the lives of several attractive women in their 30s who find themselves in dire financial situations. The resourceful quartet hatches an elaborate plan to seduce a wealthy man and rob him without having any physical contact with him. The film features a star-studded cast, including Jean-Pierre Marielle, Anne Parillaud, and Alessandra Martines, and received one nomination at Awards.
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4. Monsieur Naphtali (1999)
Monsieur Naphtali” is a charming comedy about a man who refuses to grow up and embraces the childlike perspective of the world. When Mr. Naphtali arrives in a bustling city with his suitcase filled with childhood memories, he brings with him a sense of innocence and joy that captivates the people around him. As he navigates life in the big city, Naphtali discovers the beauty in the simple joys of being a child.
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5. 10 Things I Hate About You (1999)
10 Things I Hate About You” is a delightful comedy-drama from 1999 that brings new life to Shakespeare’s classic ‘The Taming of the Shrew’. In this high school adaptation, a protective father forbids his daughter Bianca from dating until her older sister Kat finds a boyfriend. Enter mysterious newcomer Patrick, who is hired to charm Kat by the boy who has his eye on Bianca.
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6. 102 Dalmatians (2000)
102 Dalmatians, ” the hilarious sequel to “101 Dalmatians, ” follows Cruella DeVil’s dangerous quest to procure even more spotted puppies. After her initial capture and imprisonment, Cruella manages to break free and continues relentlessly pursuing her ultimate goal.
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7. My Wife Maurice (2002)
My Wife Maurice”, a quirky French comedy directed by Jean-Marie Poiré, follows the chaotic romantic life of Georges, a wealthy Parisian whose mistress wants to marry him. However, he has no plans to divorce his wife, the source of his fortune, and his decision triggers the jealous boyfriend of his mistress. As tension rises and secrets unravel, the story unfolds in a series of humorous, unexpected twists.
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8. The Abduction Club (2002)
In “The Abduction Club, ” a group of ambitious Irish noblemen find a dark solution to their dwindling fortunes. As priests or soldiers loom ominously, the duplicitous lords begin to abduct young heiresses, forcing them into marriage to secure their financial futures.
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9. Blackball (2003)
Blackball (2003) is a comedy-drama film that centers around a rebellious young British lawn bowling player who teams up with an older, more traditional player to take on the daunting Australian team. This unconventional duo creates quite the impression on their rivals, bringing a fresh breath of excitement and wit to the world of lawn bowling. With a mix of humorous and dramatic elements, the film takes viewers on a journey through the ins and outs of the sport, as well as the heart and soul of those who compete in it.
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10. Fascination (2004)
Fascination” is a 2004 drama, mystery, and romance movie that unfolds the suspenseful tale of a young man’s increasing doubt towards his mother’s swift decision to remarry following the death of her husband. This intriguing storyline takes place amidst a backdrop of unexpected twists, deep-rooted emotions, and the complex web of human relationships. The movie boasts a star-studded cast, including James Naughton, Jacqueline Bisset, and Adam Garcia, who bring forth their impressive acting skills to bring life to the engaging plot.
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11. Four Corners of Suburbia (2005)
Four Corners of Suburbia” is a thought-provoking drama that explores the complexities of love, friendship, and identity in the digital age. Set against the backdrop of a secluded island in Maine, the story follows a group of young adults spending a weekend together, only to find themselves haunted by the choices they didn’t make.
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12. Hollywood Dreams (2006)
Hollywood Dreams” is a heartwarming romantic comedy that takes viewers on a whirlwind journey of love and ambition in the City of Angels. Directed by Henry Jaglom and starring Tanna Frederick, Justin Kirk, and David Proval, the film follows a young girl from Iowa, who just arrived in Hollywood, as she falls for a charming yet struggling actor.
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13. The Christmas Card (2006)
The Christmas Card (2006) follows the journey of a US soldier who visits the town from which he receives an inspirational Christmas card from a church group. The film delves into a heartwarming tale of love, friendships, and the power of humanity.
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14. Save Angel Hope (2007)
Save Angel Hope” is a 2007 comedy film set in the South Pacific, focusing on the fictional nun Angel Hope, who works at a fictitious hospital. The story takes a hilarious turn when a hurricane destroys the hospital, prompting a charity campaign to rebuild it. With a cast that including Billy Boyd, Luke Mably, and Eva Birthistle, the film is guided by director Lukas Erni and written by John Vorhaus, Roger Klint, and Hans Gmür.
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15. Dangerous Parking (2007)
Dangerous Parking, ” directed by Peter Howitt and written by Stuart Browne, is a compelling drama that follows Noah Arkwright, a brilliant yet troubled British film director, in his journey of self-discovery. Struggling with his addictions and jeopardizing his career, Noah vows to regain control of his life and restore his relationships. However, nature has its own challenges, pushing him to confront his inner demons and test his strength and character.
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16. Agent Crush (2008)
Agent Crush, ” a vibrant and exhilarating animated adventure, follows the creation of a new hero to tackle crime. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that there are a few quirks to address.
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17. Reunion (2009)
Reunion” is a powerful drama, featuring a group of friends who come together on the poignant 10th anniversary of their college buddy’s untimely death. What starts as a simple gathering soon reveals the deep layers of their friendships, relationships and a shared secret society from their college days. This poignant and gripping journey takes the viewer through a whirlwind of emotions, as the friends, who have been scattered across the globe, come together to remember their friend and confront the past.
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18. Liars All (2013)
On a chilly New Year’s Eve in London, a seemingly harmless game of “Truth or Dare” takes a dark and deadly turn. When a young group of friends plays the notorious game with a stranger they’ve just met, the night spirals into chaos, resulting in a mysterious murder. As the true killer slips through the cracks of conflicting testimonies and hidden motives, the friends find themselves entangled in a web of deception and terror.
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