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All 47 Fionnula Flanagan Movies (in Order)
Dive into the magical world of Fionnula Flanagan as we take you on a captivating journey through time, exploring her most memorable movie roles. From spellbinding fairy tales to heart-wrenching dramas, our roundup highlights how Flanagan has left an indelible mark in the world of cinema. Sit back, relax, and prepare to be enchanted by this renowned actress’ exceptional performances.
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1. Sinful Davey (1969)
Sinful Davey is a lively and witty 1969 British film directed by the legendary John Huston. Set in the 1820s, the story revolves around the humorous misadventures of the notorious Scottish highwayman and thief, Davey Haggart.
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2. The Legend of Lizzie Borden (1975)
In 1893 Massachusetts, Lizzie Andrew Borden stands trial for the brutal murder of her father and stepmother with an axe. Based on the true story of the Fall River double homicide, the film delves into the intense courtroom drama as Lizzie fights for her innocence.
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3. Nightmare in Badham County (1976)
In 1976, “Nightmare in Badham County” (1976) unfolds a gripping tale of exploitation and corruption that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Following a fateful road trip, two UCLA coeds find themselves ensnared in the web of a small-town sheriff’s twisted schemes. With a content rating of R, this 1h 42min drama-thriller takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through a corrupt Southern prison.
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4. Young Love, First Love (1979)
Young Love, First Love” (1979) takes audiences on an emotional journey as a new high school student arrives, capturing the hearts of both Robin and her classmates. The story unfolds as Robin grapples with her feelings, navigating the challenges of adolescence, and the complexities of relationships. Delving deeper, we explore the dynamics of mother-daughter and brother-sister relationships, all while witnessing a coming of age story that speaks to every person’s first love experience.
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5. Mr. Patman (1980)
In the 1980 psychological drama ‘Mr. Patman’, James Coburn stars as a male nurse who works the night shift at a psychiatric hospital. As the film progresses, the protagonist’s grasp on reality starts to unravel, leading to a chilling exploration of the fragile line between sanity and madness.
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6. Scorned and Swindled (1984)
In the captivating drama “Scorned and Swindled” (1984), a conniving man skillfully charms women only to swindle them of their money. This cunning individual has enjoyed immense success, but he’s about to encounter the one woman who knows how to put an end to his schemes.
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7. Reflections (1984)
Reflections, ” an enchanting period drama set in 1984, follows a stoic historian, played by Gabriel Byrne, as he rents a quaint Irish cottage for the summer to finish his biography on Sir Isaac Newton. However, his focus swiftly shifts from his research to the turbulent lives of his landlords, the Lawless family.
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8. A State of Emergency (1985)
In the heart-pounding drama “A State of Emergency, ” a brilliant nuclear physicist discovers a chilling truth - constant nuclear testing will lead to the apocalypse. Facing an impossible choice, he takes a risk and attempts to warn the US and USSR officials, but his efforts are met with skepticism. As world tensions rise, he also reaches out to an unlikely ally - a Portuguese woman who claims to have received a warning from the Virgin Mary in 1911. This gripping tale of pacifism and warning unfolds against the backdrop of Cold War tensions, as the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.
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9. James Joyce’s Women (1985)
Dive into the world of James Joyce’s female characters with the captivating drama, “James Joyce’s Women” (1985). Led by a mesmerizing performance by Fionnula Flanagan, this film explores the lives of various women from Joyce’s reality and fiction.
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10. A Winner Never Quits (1986)
A Winner Never Quits” is an inspiring and heartwarming biographical drama that tells the true story of a young man named Pete Gray, whose determination and unyielding spirit overcame significant obstacles to fulfill his dream of playing major-league baseball. Born with an injured right arm due to a childhood accident, Pete faces ridicule and doubt from his peers but finds solace in the support of his close-knit family. With the encouragement of his father, a Pennsylvania coal miner, and his brother who aspires to be a boxer, Pete learns the importance of perseverance and standing up for oneself.
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11. Youngblood (1986)
Get ready for a heart-pounding, thrilling ice hockey experience! . “Youngblood” follows the journey of a 17-year-old farm boy from small-town Hamilton, Ontario, who gets the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to try out for the local ice hockey team. With the support of his family, he embarks on a journey to Canada to chase his dreams of becoming the next big star on the ice.
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12. P.K. and the Kid (1987)
P. K. and the Kid is a heartwarming and inspiring coming-of-age drama from 1987. When 15-year-old P. K. escapes from her troubled home, where she’s subjected to sexual harassment by her stepfather and ignored by her mother, she hides in the back of Kid Kane’s pickup truck. Kid Kane is on his way to the world championships in arm-pressing, and when he discovers P. K. , he initially wants to send her back home. However, after learning about her heartbreaking situation, he decides to take her with him.
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13. Death Dreams (1991)
Death Dreams, a captivating crime-drama thriller released in 1991, explores the complex relationship between a grief-stricken mother and her departed daughter. As her husband remains skeptical of their connection, the mother, with the assistance of a compassionate psychiatrist, embarks on a journey to communicate with her lost child. With visually striking scenes and a haunting narrative, audiences will be drawn into an intense world of uncertainty and emotional turmoil.
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14. Final Verdict (1991)
Final Verdict, ” a 1991 drama directed by Jack Fisk, is an adaptation of Adela Rogers St. John’s novel of the same name. The film follows Nora Rogers, also known as Adela Rogers St.
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15. Mad at the Moon (1992)
In the haunting Wild West, a striking young woman finds herself caught in a chilling love story when she discovers the truth behind her unsuspecting husband’s mysterious full moon transformation. Starring the talented Mary Stuart Masterson and the captivating Hart Bochner, “Mad at the Moon” is a thrilling fusion of horror, romance, and western themes. With a gripping plot that delves into the depths of lycanthropy and betrayal, this film will keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.
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16. Money for Nothing (1993)
Money for Nothing” (1993) is a comedy, crime, and drama film that follows an unemployed man who stumbles upon a fortune of $1.2 million in the form of an armored car money bag. This unexpected windfall leads him to embark on a wild adventure, where he struggles to avoid the clutches of the authorities while trying to keep the money for himself. The film, directed by Ramón Menéndez, features an ensemble cast that includes John Cusack, Debi Mazar, and Michael Madsen.
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17. White Mile (1994)
White Mile” (1994) is a gripping drama, sport, and thriller film that puts a wildwater rafting competition at the heart of a raging war. The movie stars Alan Alda, Peter Gallagher, and Robert Loggia, directed by Robert Butler, and written by Michael Butler. It garnered six Primetime Emmy nominations, further establishing its impact in the world of cinema.
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18. The Pornographer (1994)
The Pornographer, ” released in 1994, is a gripping drama that highlights the dark and unscrupulous side of the art world. The film follows Greyson, a successful commercial artist played by Jason Tomlins, who is revealed to be a master thief, stealing the works of others and passing them off as his own.
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19. 919 Fifth Avenue (1995)
919 Fifth Avenue” is a gripping drama film from 1995, centered around a prominent family whose residence is the subject of a biographer’s research. The project takes an unexpected turn when a neighboring resident is brutally murdered, and the son of the doorman becomes the prime suspect. Despite the arrest, he maintains his innocence and begins an investigation.
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20. Some Mother’s Son (1996)
Some Mother’s Son” is a poignant drama film directed by Terry George, released in 1996, and set during the 1981 hunger strike in an Irish prison. The movie revolves around the struggle of the mothers of two of the striking inmates, focusing on their fight for justice and compassion. The story is centered around I. R. A.
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21. Waking Ned Devine (1998)
Waking Ned Devine (1998), a heartwarming and high-concept comedy, follows the story of a small, close-knit Irish town when a local resident miraculously wins the lottery, only to die of shock shortly after. Now, the townsfolk band together to claim the prize, taking a humorous and uplifting journey to ensure they don’t lose out on their chance at fortune.
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22. Quest for Camelot (1998)
Quest for Camelot, a delightful animated adventure, follows the journey of a gutsy girl, a witty hermit, and a comical two-headed dragon as they team up to search for the enigmatic Excalibur, the legendary lost sword of King Arthur. As the city of Camelot stands on the brink of ruin, the trio’s quest, full of humor, thrill, and heartfelt camaraderie, may hold the key to restoring the kingdom and saving its beloved leader. Filled with vibrant colors, captivating animation, and memorable characters, this movie is a fun-filled ride for all ages.
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23. With or Without You (1999)
With or Without You, directed by Michael Winterbottom, follows the dramatic story of long-time couple, Rosie and Vincent, played by Christopher Eccleston and Dervla Kirwan, who have been married for five years and are trying to have a baby. However, their marital life is shaken when Rosie’s French pen pal, Benoit, played by Yvan Attal, arrives unexpectedly after they’ve known each other for ten years. The film explores questions of unresolved feelings, love, and the challenges faced in relationships.
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24. Il gioco (1999)
Il gioco” is a 1999 Italian mystery film, directed by Claudia Florio and featuring a star-studded cast, including Jonathan Pryce, Susan Lynch, and Claudia Gerini. In this suspenseful drama, a famous art critic, played by Jonathan Pryce, convinces a young, talented actress to take on the role of a mysterious and seductive character. As the story unfolds, the lines between acting and reality begin to blur, resulting in a thrilling and intense display of passion and deception.
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25. For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story (2000)
For Love or Country: The Arturo Sandoval Story is a captivating and inspiring biographical drama based on the real-life experiences of renowned trumpeter Arturo Sandoval. Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous political landscape of 1950s Cuba, the movie follows Sandoval’s journey as he rises to become one of the world’s most celebrated musicians, all while being torn between his love for his country and the opportunity to pursue his dreams in exile.
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26. The Others (2001)
In “The Others, ” set in 1945 on a dark old family estate in the Channel Islands, a woman who lives with her two photosensitive children awakens with an eerie feeling that the house is haunted. As the story unfolds, secrets are revealed and ghostly apparitions from the past start to come alive.
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27. Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (2002)
Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood” takes viewers on a journey of self-discovery, reconciliation, and friendship between women. Set in the small town of Abbeville, Louisiana, and based on Rebecca Wells’ bestselling novel, the film follows Siddalee (played by Sandra Bullock), a child actor who finds herself dealing with the unexpected after inheriting a scrapbook about her late mother’s “Ya-Ya” girlhood friends. With her mother’s long-standing memories, Siddalee starts to unravel a web of secrets, misunderstandings, and the unbreakable bond between her mother and these lifelong friends.
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28. Tears of the Sun (2003)
In the heart of the tumultuous Nigerian jungle during a civil war, a Special-Ops team, led by a formidable and determined commander played by Bruce Willis, embarks on a mission to save countless lives. Joined by a compassionate doctor, the team finds themselves bound by a duty to rescue not only the doctor but also 70 innocent refugees who have been caught in the devastating crossfire. As the battle unfolds, the team faces numerous threats, including lethal explosions, and must navigate the harsh landscape, outsmart dangerous enemies, and confront their own morality.
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29. Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde (2004)
Happy Birthday Oscar Wilde (2004) is a thought-provoking documentary that celebrates the 150th anniversary of the birth of the legendary Irish author, Oscar Wilde. As one of the most renowned wits in history, Wilde left behind a wealth of incredible lines, epigrams, and verses that continue to captivate readers and inspire countless new generations.
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30. Blessed (2004)
Blessed, ” a terrifying tale set in a fertility clinic, takes a shocking turn when a woman unwittingly becomes pregnant with the devil’s DNA. As the story unfolds, the line between religion and demonic possession blurs, leaving the viewer on the edge of their seat.
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31. Sexual Life (2004)
Sexual Life”, directed by Ken Kwapis, explores the lives of disparate individuals who find themselves rationalizing their infidelities. This comedy-drama, featuring a star-studded cast, is a fascinating glimpse into the complexities of human relationships. With a runtime of 1 hour and 36 minutes, it offers an engaging exploration of love, lust, and betrayal, all while avoiding spoilers.
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32. Transamerica (2005)
Transamerica” is a thought-provoking and heartwarming film that defies the boundaries of adventure, comedy, and drama. Directed by Duncan Tucker, the movie tells the story of Tilly (Felicity Huffman), a transgender woman, who embarks on an unexpected journey when she learns she has a teenage son, Toby (Kevin Zegers), who is a runaway hustling on the streets of New York.
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33. Four Brothers (2005)
In the gritty streets of Detroit, four brothers - Jack (Mark Wahlberg), Bobby (Tyrese Gibson), Jeremy (André 3000), and Angel (Gabriel Casseus) - come together in grief after the death of their adoptive mother. Unsatisfied with the sluggish investigation into her murder, they embark on a perilous quest to find justice. As they delve deeper, the brothers discover a sinister web of corruption and deceit that threatens to tear them apart.
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34. Slipstream (2007)
Slipstream” is an imaginative and thought-provoking comedy-drama with a hint of fantasy. Directed by Anthony Hopkins and penned by the same, the film stars Hopkins himself alongside Stella Hopkins and Christian Slater. Set in 2007, the film was released in 2008 with an ‘R’ rating. It has a runtime of 1 hour 36 minutes and follows an aging screenwriter named Felix Bonhoeffer, who finds his reality intertwining with his characters from his murder mystery script.
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35. Yes Man (2008)
Yes Man” is a 2008 comedy-romance film that follows the life of a man in Los Angeles, California who decided to challenge himself to only say “yes” to everything that came his way. The movie stars Jim Carrey, who delivers his signature humor, Zooey Deschanel as his love interest, and Bradley Cooper in a supporting role. Directed by Peyton Reed, the film also features an eccentric cast of characters that navigate through the trials and tribulations of saying “yes” to life.
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36. The Invention of Lying (2009)
The Invention of Lying” is a whimsical comedy set in a world where lying is a rare and unknown concept. The film revolves around a struggling screenwriter who sees an opportunity for personal gain when he accidentally invents the art of deception.
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37. A Christmas Carol (2009)
A Christmas Carol” is an enchanting animated adaptation of the beloved Charles Dickens novel, which brings to life the classic tale of miser Ebenezer Scrooge. Directed by the visionary Robert Zemeckis and written by Zemeckis and Dickens himself, the movie follows Scrooge on a transformative journey as he is visited by three mysterious Christmas apparitions.
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38. Coming & Going (2011)
Coming & Going” is a light-hearted romantic comedy exploring the lengths one would go to win the heart of their loved one. The story revolves around Lee, a talented OBGYN who struggles to express himself outside his thriving medical practice due to a lack of self-confidence.
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39. The Guard (2011)
The Guard” is a thrilling, witty, and crime-filled masterpiece set in the heart of Ireland. Starring Brendan Gleeson as an unconventional Irish cop with a knack for getting into confrontations, and Don Cheadle as the uptight F. B. I. agent he’s paired with, the film takes viewers on an unpredictable journey as the two investigate an international drug-smuggling ring in the small town of Galway.
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40. Kill the Irishman (2011)
Based on the true story of Danny Greene, an Irish thug working for the mob in Cleveland during the 1970s, “Kill the Irishman” is a gripping tale of crime, drama, and betrayal. Directed by Jonathan Hensleigh, the film stars the likes of Ray Stevenson, Christopher Walken, and Vincent D’Onofrio.
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41. Angels Sing (2013)
Angels Sing, a heartwarming family film from 2013, follows the story of a young boy who faces a tragedy, much like the boy in the classic Christmas tale, “A Christmas Carol. ” However, unlike the original, this movie adds an unexpected twist, as a mysterious man instills courage in the boy and helps him rediscover the joy that his father lost after a childhood accident. The movie offers a blend of humor, emotion, and family bonds that will make you laugh, cry, and feel the warmth of the holiday season.
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42. Life’s a Breeze (2013)
Life’s a Breeze”, a gripping Irish production released in 2013, is a unique fusion of comedy and drama. Directed and written by Lance Daly, it follows the journey of a family as they embark on an unexpected quest to find a lost fortune amid the bustling streets of Dublin.
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43. Trash Fire (2016)
Trash Fire” is a dark comedy-drama-horror film that premiered in 2016, written and directed by Richard Bates Jr. The story revolves around a traumatized man named Owen, played by Adrian Grenier, who is forced to confront his past with the help of his girlfriend, Isabel, portrayed by Angela Trimbur. As they become embroiled in a twisted series of lies, deceit, and murder, viewers are taken on a sinister and unsettling journey.
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44. Radioflash (2019)
In the chilling post-apocalyptic world of “Radioflash, ” an electromagnetic pulse caused by a nuclear device leaves over 200 million people without power. Amidst the chaos, a teenage girl must brave the dark new world and help her family to survival. As they navigate through this unknown territory, the bond between the teen and her father grows stronger, providing a beacon of hope in this bleak landscape.
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45. Supervized (2019)
Supervized” is a heartwarming comedy film that follows four aging superheroes as they unite in a retirement home in Ireland for one final hurrah. With “Supervized” (2019), Steve Barron directs an innovative and humorous look at the lives of heroes in their twilight years.
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46. Zone 414 (2021)
Delve into a gritty cyberpunk world with “Zone 414, ” a thrilling 2021 adventure starring Guy Pearce and Matilda Anna Ingrid Lutz. Set in a near-future where technology reigns supreme, private detective David Carmichael (Pearce) is enlisted by eccentric businessman Marlon Veidt to find his missing daughter. Armed with an advanced AI named Jane, David embarks on a high-stakes investigation that tests the limits of artificial intelligence and human morality.
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47. The Man from Rome (2022)
Experience the pulse-pounding thrill of “The Man from Rome, ” a gripping mystery unveiled in 2023. Richard Armitage delivers a breathtaking performance as the Vatican intelligence officer, Father Quart, in this edge-of-your-seat adventure.
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