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All 48 Edward Fox Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of captivating drama and romance as we bring you a roundup of the most memorable movies featuring the talented Edward Fox. From classic period pieces to thought-provoking modern films, you’ll discover how Fox’s skill as an actor brings these complex characters to life. Join us on a journey through the depths of storytelling, where actors like Edward Fox truly shine.
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1. The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner (1962)
The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner” (1962) is a British drama film that interweaves the power of sports and the struggles of a young working-class thief. Directed by Tony Richardson and written by Alan Sillitoe, this masterpiece of British cinema delves into class differences, institutional governance, and the ever-present sense of alienation.
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2. This Sporting Life (1963)
In the engrossing drama “This Sporting Life, ” rugby phenom Frank Machin (Richard Harris) revels in his triumphs on the field, but cannot escape the looming emptiness in his life as his inner turmoil manifests in relentless aggression and brutality. Driven by a fervent desire for love and purpose, Frank aims to win the heart of his landlady, Arthur, in hopes of discovering a reason to live.
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3. Life at the Top (1965)
Life at the Top, ” a gripping sequel to the classic 1958 film “Room at the Top, ” follows the story of Joe Lampton, a man who believes he has achieved the American Dream by marrying the boss’s daughter in his small northern mill town. However, Joe soon finds himself facing disillusionment as he grapples with manipulation from his father-in-law and a sense of stagnation in his career.
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4. The Frozen Dead (1966)
In the chilling sci-fi horror film “The Frozen Dead” (1966), a cunning scientist (Dana Andrews) becomes obsessed with one of history’s greatest atrocities, the Nazi party. Desperate to resurrect the Third Reich, he devises a sinister plan: to keep the heads of Nazi war criminals alive until he can find suitable bodies. As the search for these bodies intensifies, so does the suspense.
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5. I’ll Never Forget What’s’isname (1967)
I’ll Never Forget What’s’isname, set in 1960s swinging London, is a compelling blend of comedy and drama. Following the life of a professional advertising executive, the film delves into both the personal and professional misfortunes that he encounters. The movie captures the essence of the time period while satirizing the industry with witty humor.
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6. The Long Duel (1967)
The Long Duel, ” set in 1967, is an action-packed, adventure-filled drama that explores the struggles of a tribal leader against British oppression. The film stars Yul Brynner, Trevor Howard, and Harry Andrews, with a compelling script penned by Peter Yeldham, Ranveer Singh, and Ernest Borneman, and directed by Ken Annakin.
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7. The Jokers (1967)
In “The Jokers, ” Michael Tremayne and David Tremayne, played by screen legends Michael Crawford and Oliver Reed, find themselves in a hilarious predicament - they decide to stage a prank that turns into a real-life crime. The Crown Jewels, the most valuable treasure in England, are their target, but not for greed’s sake. They merely covet the ultimate fame that stealing the priceless jewels from the Tower of London promises.
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8. The Naked Runner (1967)
In 1967, “The Naked Runner” tells a story set during the height of the Cold War. Frank Sinatra stars as an American industrial designer, living and working in London, who unwittingly finds himself drawn into the world of espionage.
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9. Journey to Midnight (1968)
Experience the chilling thrills of “Journey to Midnight, ” a suspenseful 1968 film that brings together two episodes from the captivating TV series, “Journey to the Unknown. ” This masterpiece of drama, horror, and mystery is perfect for those who crave a thrilling cinematic experience with a hint of the psychotronic genre.
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10. Oh! What a Lovely War (1969)
Oh! What a Lovely War” is a thought-provoking and humorous exploration of the harsh realities of World War I. Told from the perspective of the working-class Smith family, three young boys embark on a journey of innocence and sunny optimism before witnessing the horrors of trench warfare. The film expertly balances laughter and heartache, offering a unique anti-war perspective.
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11. The Battle of Britain (1969)
The Battle of Britain” (1969), directed by Guy Hamilton, is a gripping historical drama based on the British Royal Air Force’s courageous fight. Set in 1940, when the Luftwaffe threatened to dominate the skies over the English Channel, the movie portrays an intense and suspenseful race against time. With a stellar cast including Michael Caine, Trevor Howard, and Harry Andrews, this epic battle unfolds against the backdrop of a possible Axis invasion of the United Kingdom.
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12. Skullduggery (1970)
Skullduggery, released in 1970, is a thrilling adventure film that takes viewers on a journey filled with intrigue and discovery. The plot revolves around an anthropologist who stumbles upon a missing-link during a safari in New Guinea. The question that arises is whether this discovery is of a human or an animal origin.
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13. The Go-Between (1971)
Prepare yourself for a riveting journey into the heart of forbidden love with the 1971 film, ‘The Go-Between. ’ Set in the enchanting English countryside, the film follows a tale of passion and emotional turmoil that dares to cross societal boundaries. Dive deep into a story filled with class distinctions, blazing desire, and the fragility of love’s hold.
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14. The Day of the Jackal (1973)
The Day of the Jackal” is a gripping, high-stakes thriller set in the aftermath of France’s decision to allow Algeria’s independence. A resentful group of military veterans hires a skilled assassin known only as “Jackal” with the goal of killing President Charles de Gaulle. However, their plan is exposed by French police, who send Commissioner Claude Lebel to pursue Jackal.
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15. A Doll’s House (1973)
A Doll’s House, released in 1973, is a gripping drama that follows the life of Nora Helmer, a woman who made a desperate choice to save her husband’s life years ago. Now, she’s being blackmailed and living in fear of her husband discovering the truth, causing her to question where she truly stands in his world. As secrets and lies unravel, the stakes become dangerously high for Nora.
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16. Galileo (1975)
Delving into the captivating world of the seventeenth century, Galileo (1975) brings to life the story of Galileo Galilei, a pioneering figure whose groundbreaking work in modern science shook the very foundations of society. Topol, Edward Fox, and Colin Blakely star in this riveting biopic, directed by Joseph Losey, that recounts Galileo’s journey to unveil the mysteries of our solar system through his self-built telescope. The film also highlights his unwavering support for Copernicus’ revolutionary theory suggesting that the Earth revolves around the Sun, prompting a fierce conflict with the Catholic Church.
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17. A Bridge Too Far (1977)
A Bridge Too Far” is an enthralling war drama based on the events of Operation Market Garden in September 1944. Set during a bold attempt by the Allied forces to capture critical bridges in Nazi-occupied Netherlands, the film delves into the high-stakes world of strategy and survival.
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18. The Duellists (1977)
The Duellists” is a thrilling period drama set in 1801 France, directed by the renowned Ridley Scott, who also directed hits like “Alien” and “Gladiator. ” The film stars legendary actors Harvey Keitel and Albert Finney. The story revolves around two fiercely competitive soldiers, Lieutenant d’Hubert and Lieutenant Feraud, whose rivalry escalates into an extensive series of duels - all due to a minor transgression.
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19. Soldier of Orange (1977)
Soldier of Orange, ” also known as “Soldaat van Oranje” in its native Dutch language, is a heart-wrenching, intriguing drama film from 1977, directed by Paul Verhoeven. Set against the backdrop of Nazi-occupied Netherlands in World War II, the film explores the courage and cunning of a group of Dutch university students as they join the underground resistance movement.
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20. Force 10 from Navarone (1978)
Force 10 from Navarone, a 1978 war film directed by Guy Hamilton, follows a daring mission during World War II. A motley crew of military experts, led by Harrison Ford and Robert Shaw, are brought together to destroy a crucial enemy bridge.
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21. The Cat and the Canary (1978)
The Cat and the Canary” (1978) is a delightful blend of comedy, mystery, and horror that’ll leave you on the edge of your seat. This chilling tale follows a group of potential heirs who gather in a sprawling, old house to determine who will inherit a hefty fortune. But things take a dark twist when they learn a terrifying psychopath is on the loose, making their stay as deadly as it is thrilling.
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22. The Big Sleep (1978)
The Big Sleep, released in 1978, is a pulse-pounding crime thriller that takes private detective Philip Marlowe to the heart of a web of deceit and murder in London. As Marlowe delves into a case involving the mysterious death of a wealthy, respectable general, he encounters a world of wealthy socialites, illicit blackmail, and seedy underworld figures.
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23. The Mirror Crack’d (1980)
The Mirror Crack’d, ” a 1980 mystery thriller, transports audiences to the quiet village of St. Mary Mead, where a deadly poisoning takes place.
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24. Nighthawks (1981)
In the heart of New York City, an elite undercover cop is plunged into a deadly game of cat and mouse when one of Europe’s most dangerous terrorists arrives in town. With no time to waste, the cop must use every weapon in his arsenal to take down the ruthless killer by any means necessary. As the stakes get higher and the body count rises, the city becomes a battleground of danger, deception, and high-stakes action.
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25. Gandhi (1982)
Gandhi, an epic biographical drama written by John Briley and directed by Richard Attenborough, offers a deep insight into the extraordinary life of Mahatma Gandhi, the Indian lawyer who transformed himself into a fervent leader of the nation’s resistance against British rule. The film, which garnered a whopping eight Oscars and a total of 60 accolades and nominations, offers an enthralling journey through the life of the man who shaped the course of India’s history.
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26. The Dresser (1983)
The Dresser” is a gripping, award-winning drama that, with its powerful performances and poignant themes, transports you to the depths of both love and despair. The film is set in a small theater where Sir, a once-beloved actor, now on the verge of obscurity, faces a challenging performance of King Lear. Enter Norman, his personal assistant, a man of quiet strength who bravely and unwaveringly stands by him through this tumultuous journey.
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27. Never Say Never Again (1983)
Never Say Never Again, released in 1983, is an adventure-packed, high-stakes thriller that takes the James Bond franchise in a unique direction. Directed by Irvin Kershner and starring Sean Connery, Kim Basinger, and Klaus Maria Brandauer, the film follows Bond as he races against time to track down two stolen nuclear warheads before they can be detonated by the sinister S. P. E. C. T. R. E. organization.
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28. The Shooting Party (1984)
The Shooting Party” is a captivating drama-romance set in 1913, as Europe stands on the edge of World War I. A lavish weekend retreat, hosted by Sir Randolph Nettleby on his country estate, becomes a microcosm of the impending conflict. Noble aristocrats come together for a weekend of shooting, indulgence, and deception.
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29. The Bounty (1984)
The Bounty, ” released in 1984, takes viewers back to the rugged and tumultuous 18th century. Set against the backdrop of a harsh, disciplinary command, the film follows a group of sailors who have had enough. Tensions boil over as they decide the unthinkable - to stage a mutiny against their tyrannical captain.
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30. Wild Geese II (1985)
In 1985, Wild Geese II (1985) hit the big screens with a thrilling action-packed adventure. Directed by Peter R. Hunt, this movie boasts a star-studded cast including Scott Glenn, Barbara Carrera, and Edward Fox. The plot follows a team of mercenaries who are tasked with a seemingly impossible mission: to free Rudolf Hess from the maximum-security Spandau Prison in Berlin.
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31. A Hazard of Hearts (1987)
A Hazard of Hearts” is an intriguing 1987 drama-romance film where Sir Giles Staverley, a compulsive gambler played by Christopher Plummer, is on a desperate quest to win his daughter Serena’s hand in marriage through one final dice game, with dire consequences. Directed by John Hough, this film revolves around the world of gambling and is filled with intense drama, romance, and suspense.
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32. The Crucifer of Blood (1991)
In “The Crucifer of Blood, ” an impassioned young woman pleads with Sherlock Holmes for his assistance to save her father, an ex-army captain and opium-addicted man. The father’s desperate plight is tied to a long-lost historical artifact, believed to be cursed.
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33. Robin Hood (1991)
In the 12th century, during the reign of the mighty Normans in England, the swashbuckling legend of Robin Hood unfolds as a story of courage and justice. Living in a cave with his band of merry men, Robin Hood, portrayed by Patrick Bergin, fights against the tyrannical rule of the Prince and his soldiers. Alongside his loyal companion, Maid Marian (Uma Thurman), Robin Hood uses his wit, agility, and bow to thwart the prince’s plans and give hope to the people.
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34. A Feast at Midnight (1994)
A Feast at Midnight” is a delightful 1994 British comedic drama, released in 1995, and directed by Justin Hardy. The film, which centers around a new student in a British public school, stars John Hurley, Freddie Findlay, and Sebastian Armesto. The heartwarming story takes place in a school where our protagonist forms a secret society with misfit students. Their bonding ritual? Why, a secret midnight feasting society!
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35. Sherwood’s Travels (1994)
Sherwood’s Travels” (1994) is an intriguing drama film that follows the adventures of an adventurous couple, Robert and Marian. As they travel the world, honing their skills as tour guides, they stumble upon a secret in a picturesque Italian village. The movie promises a captivating exploration of love, mystery, and hidden treasures.
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36. A Month by the Lake (1995)
A Month by the Lake, a 1995 period drama directed by John Irvin, stars Vanessa Redgrave, Edward Fox, and Uma Thurman. Set at a luxurious villa by Lake Como, Switzerland, the film follows a mischievous and attractive older guest, Miss Bentley, played by Redgrave, who becomes smitten with a young, eligible bachelor. But when he loses interest and starts pursuing a stunning young flirt, Miss Bentley goes to extreme lengths to regain his attention.
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37. Forbidden Territory: Stanley’s Search for Livingstone (1997)
In the thrilling 1997 movie “Forbidden Territory: Stanley’s Search for Livingstone, ” Aidan Quinn stars as Henry Morton Stanley, a determined adventurer on a quest to find the missing missionary Dr. David Livingstone in the heart of the African jungle.
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38. Lost in Space (1998)
Lost in Space” is a thrilling 1998 adventure film that takes the Robinson family on an uncharted journey into deep space. As they boldly pursue a precious opportunity for humanity, they soon find themselves fighting for survival. Their mission takes a dramatic turn when their spaceship suffers a malicious act of sabotage, leaving them stranded and far from home.
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39. All the Queen’s Men (2001)
All the Queen’s Men” is an action-comedy-drama set in the heart of WWII, where a motley crew of British Special Services agents works to thwart the enemy’s codes. Headed by an American expert, the team infiltrates a female-operated Enigma factory in Berlin.
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40. Nicholas Nickleby (2002)
Experience the thrilling adventure of “Nicholas Nickleby, ” a heartwarming tale based on the beloved novel by Charles Dickens. Set in a time of snow and struggle, the movie follows the journey of a young, compassionate man named Nicholas Nickleby as he battles against the cruel exploitation of his cold-hearted uncle. Along the way, he finds unexpected allies and love interests while on a quest to save his family and friends.
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41. The Importance of Being Earnest (2002)
The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) is a delightful comedic drama set in the 1890s, where two friends playfully use the same pseudonym, “Ernest, ” to conceal their covert actions. This amusing misadventure is based on the witty play by Oscar Wilde and director Oliver Parker. Starring Rupert Everett and Colin Firth, this romantic comedy brings to life the classic themes of love, identity, and the intrigue of deceptive personas.
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42. Stage Beauty (2004)
Stage Beauty is a captivating drama set in seventeenth century London theatre, where a female theatre dresser makes a groundbreaking move that shakes the world of performing arts. As she steps into the role of Desdemona in Othello, she not only sparks a revolution but also confronts the consequences for the male actor whom she once served. Directed by Richard Eyre and based on a screenplay by Jeffrey Hatcher, this riveting film explores the complexities of ambition, gender identity, and the power of art.
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43. Lassie (2005)
Lassie, ” the heartwarming 2005 movie, tells the tale of a devoted and unbreakable bond between a loving family and their beloved dog, Lassie. When the family faces financial crisis, they are forced to sell their cherished pet, leaving her devastated. But Lassie, as loyal and determined as ever, breaks free and embarks on an incredible journey hundreds of miles to find her true family.
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44. The Man from London (2007)
In the atmospheric and thought-provoking film “The Man from London, ” an ordinary railway switchman named Mihály witnesses a crime during his night shift near the docks. Finding a mysterious suitcase filled with money, Mihály’s life takes an unexpected turn as he and his family elevate their living standards. The discovery quickly catches the attention of others who are desperate to locate the missing case.
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45. The Audience (2013)
The Audience, ” based on the stage play written by Peter Morgan, takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the private world of Queen Elizabeth II. For the past six decades, the monarch has conducted weekly, confidential meetings with each of her twelve Prime Ministers at Buckingham Palace.
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46. Decline of an Empire (2014)
Decline of an Empire”, also known as “Katherine of Alexandria”, is a 2014 biographical drama and historical film set in the 4th century. The movie, directed by Michael Redwood, explores the life of Catherine of Alexandria, played by Nicole Cernat, and follows her journey as she gets caught up in the power struggles between the East and the West.
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47. The Dresser (2015)
The Dresser” takes you on a poignant journey through the personal relationship between Sir Anthony Hopkins’ character, an aging actor, and Sir Ian McKellen’s character, his dedicated personal assistant. Set against the backdrop of World War Two, this drama captivates viewers with its raw exploration of human emotions. The older man’s younger woman relationship adds an intriguing layer of complexity to the narrative.
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48. Johnny English Strikes Again (2018)
Get ready for a fresh and hilarious adventure with everyone’s favorite bumbling spy, Johnny English! In “Johnny English Strikes Again, ” our favorite British undercover agent is forced out of retirement as he tackles the greatest challenge yet - finding the mastermind behind a catastrophic cyber-attack that threatens the security of the entire country. With the help of his loyal sidekick, Agent English embarks on an action-packed, comedy-fueled mission that takes him across the globe, from the heart of London to the scenic French countryside.
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