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All 44 Ian Hart Movies (in Order)
Welcome to our movie roundup article, where we take a look at the finest flicks featuring the talented British actor, Ian Hart. From drama to thriller, Hart’s versatility and unique on-screen presence have left a lasting impact on moviegoers worldwide. Join us as we explore his remarkable filmography, highlighting his most memorable roles and the critically acclaimed movies that showcase his talent.
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1. No Surrender (1985)
It’s New Year’s Eve in a de-industrialising Britain, and the setting is a seedy bar in Liverpool, where two rival Irish Protestant and Catholic pensioner groups come together for a clash. As the night unfolds, the families gather to celebrate the new year, while old tensions and rivalries threaten to overshadow the festivities.
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2. Backbeat (1994)
Backbeat is a 1 hour and 40-minute biographical drama with a runtime of 95 minutes. It explores the early history of The Beatles during their time in Hamburg, Germany in the 1960s. The film delves into the group’s experiences and struggles as they navigate the music scene, interpersonal relationships, and the challenges they faced at that time. Despite some explicit content referenced, Backbeat predominantly focuses on the Beatles’ journey and their growth during this significant period of their career.
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3. Nothing Personal (1995)
Nothing Personal” is a raw and riveting exploration of the Belfast, Northern Ireland “troubles” of the 1970s, tackling the brutal and complex nature of conflict through a unique lens. With a focus on the tribulations of Protestant leader Kenny (James Frain) and his former friend Liam (John Lynch), both Catholic, the movie delves into the intricate world of sectarian violence.
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4. Loved Up (1995)
Loved Up” is a drama-romance film set in 1995, which tells the story of a young woman who works in a London cafe and encounters a charismatic “raver. ” He introduces her to a world of Ecstasy, underground parties, and the darker side of the British drug scene. As she finds herself falling in love with him, she faces the challenges of losing her job and joining the dangerous world of dealing. Director Peter Cattaneo’s film showcases Ol Parker’s script and stars Lena Headey, Ian Hart, and Linda Bassett.
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5. The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995)
In “The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain, ” an endearing comedy drama unfolds when an English cartographer, Geoffrey, discovers the Welsh village of Llanfairfechan’s beloved mountain is, in fact, just a hill. Despite the disappointing news, the community doesn’t take it lying down. Determined to change their fate, the villagers band together in a hilarious quest to prove their beloved mountain is indeed a mountain, complete with a scientific expedition!
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6. Michael Collins (1996)
Immerse yourself in the turbulent historical drama “Michael Collins” (1996), a biopic featuring Liam Neeson in the gripping role of Irish revolutionary Michael Collins. This thrilling film takes you back to an era of rebellion, war and political turmoil in Ireland, as the country fought for independence from the British Empire. “Michael Collins” offers a compelling portrayal of Collins’ leadership during the guerrilla war against the U. K. , his negotiations leading to the establishment of the Irish Free State, and his command of the National Army during the Irish Civil War.
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7. Robinson Crusoe (1997)
Robinson Crusoe” is a gripping 1997 adventure drama film based on the classic novel by Daniel Defoe. Directed by Rod Hardy and George Miller, and starring Pierce Brosnan, this tale takes an unexpected turn when Crusoe, played by Brosnan, finds himself as the sole survivor of a shipwrecked vessel, left stranded on a mysterious island.
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8. The Butcher Boy (1997)
The Butcher Boy” is a thought-provoking comedy-drama set in 1960s Ireland, exploring the world of an antisocial boy who becomes an altar boy. As he navigates the complexities of his household, marked by an alcoholic father and a bipolar mother, he grapples with the dark realities of his surroundings and the unavoidable horrors of childhood.
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9. Gold in the Streets (1997)
Gold in the Streets” is a heartfelt and gripping drama film set in the bustling streets of New York City’s Bronx. Liam, a young Irish immigrant, relocates to the USA and finds himself living amongst a community of other illegal immigrants. As he navigates this new and unfamiliar life, he forms a close bond with his cousin, Des, whose fears and uncertainties about their place in this new world are palpable.
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10. Mojo (1997)
In the gritty underbelly of East End London, “Mojo” (1997) is a riveting drama that examines the consequences of sexual rivalries and the hunger for power. Director Jez Butterworth masterfully weaves together a tale of a struggling singer caught in the crosshairs of a dangerous game played by a nightclub owner and a ruthless local gangster.
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11. Enemy of the State (1998)
Enemy of the State is a thrilling action movie released in 1998, starring Will Smith, Gene Hackman, and Jon Voight. Directed by Tony Scott and written by David Marconi, this suspenseful film revolves around a lawyer who stumbles upon key evidence implicating a corrupt politician in a politically-motivated crime.
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12. B. Monkey (1998)
B. Monkey, released in 1998 and directed by Michael Radford, delves into the world of crime and romance. The film follows the journey of a promising young teacher who yearns to leave her life of crime behind. However, she discovers a newfound love that may just hold the key to her escape.
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13. Monument Ave. (1998)
When a small-time hoodlum’s life is tested by loyalty and conscience, the stakes are high in the gritty street-life of Monument Ave. (1998). “Snitch”, also known as “Snitch” (Monument Ave. ), stars Denis Leary, Ian Hart, and Jason Barry in this crime-drama thriller.
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14. Frogs for Snakes (1998)
In the offbeat and dark comedy “Frogs for Snakes, ” Eva, an accomplished actress, moonlights as a debt collector for her estranged husband, loan shark Al. Unwilling to continue in this line of work, Al coerces Eva to take on one final job: locate the $600,000 he was swindled by Flav. As Eva delves deeper into the dangerous world of crime, she finds herself in a web of deceit, complications, and unexpected twists.
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15. The End of the Affair (1999)
The End of the Affair” is a captivating drama-romance film, set in the 1940s, exploring the themes of infidelity and obsessive love. Directed by Neil Jordan with a screenplay by Graham Greene and Neil Jordan, this poignant story stars Ralph Fiennes and Julianne Moore as the lead characters in a tale of an extramarital affair gone wrong.
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16. This Year’s Love (1999)
In the early 1999 film, “This Year’s Love, ” director David Kane masterfully weaves drama, romance, and comedy in a tale of misadventures and the quest for love, lust, and life. Set in the vibrant Camden Town, a group of thirtysomethings defy social norms by swapping partners in search of happiness.
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17. Spring Forward (1999)
Spring Forward” (1999) is a compelling drama about friendship, forgiveness, and finding purpose in life. The story revolves around an ex-convict, played by Campbell Scott, who befriends an elderly coworker, portrayed by Ned Beatty. Both characters are on a journey to find meaning and redemption, as they navigate the challenges of their past.
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18. Born Romantic (2000)
Born Romantic” is a quirky romantic comedy that follows the intertwined lives of three young men and their pursuit of three beautiful women across the bustling streets of London. A night of casual encounters becomes interwoven into their lives, leading them on a journey of love, self-discovery, and unexpected twists.
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19. Aberdeen (2000)
In “Aberdeen, ” a lawyer’s tumultuous journey takes her from London to Scotland, as her dying mother makes a desperate request. With her mom’s estranged and alcoholic father in Oslo, Norway, she must persuade him to travel from Europe to Scotland. Faced with the challenge of coordinating their passage together, they embark on a trip filled with personal revelations, emotional struggles, and unexpected humor.
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20. American Women (2000)
American Women, ” also known as “The Closer You Get, ” is an offbeat comedy set in a small Irish village where things become stirringly chaotic when Irish lads take matters into their own hands and send an ad to a local newspaper inviting fit, enticing women, aged 20-21, to live in their remote village. The entire town becomes aware of the newspaper ad, sharpening everyone’s sense of happiness and opportunities at hand.
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21. Longitude (2000)
Longitude” is a gripping period drama centered around the invention of the marine chronometer, a key device for safe navigation at sea. The film is set in two parallel stories. First, in the 18th century, we follow the journey of John Harrison, a master clockmaker whose groundbreaking invention allows sailors to calculate their longitude accurately. This invention revolutionizes sailing and paves the way for modern navigation.
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22. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone (2001)
Step into the world of magic and mystery with Chris Columbus’ directorial masterpiece, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, released in 2001. This enchanting family adventure, starring Daniel Radcliffe as the titular character and Rupert Grint as his best friend Ron Weasley, is based on the fantastical novel by J. K. Rowling, brought to life on screen by the talented Steve Kloves.
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23. Killing Me Softly (2002)
Killing Me Softly” is a dramatic and gripping tale of love, obsession, and the consequences that arise when we stray from the paths of our heart. Set in the year 2002, the film follows the life of a woman who, after embracing a passionate, yet risky sexual relationship with a famous, yet enigmatic mountaineer, finds herself entangled in a deadly web of lust, bondage, and untold desire. As she tries to escape the hold this mysterious man has on her, she finds herself facing deadly consequences, questioning the very essence of her love and the choices she has made.
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24. Cheeky (2003)
In the heart-wrenching yet humorous film “Cheeky” (2003), a widowed man’s life takes a surprising turn for the better. Consumed by sadness and rejection following his wife’s death and son’s refusal to welcome him into their lives, he reluctantly participates in a notorious, wildly popular game show. The game show, filled with raunchy humor and outrageous challenges, was signed up for by his late wife. As he navigates through the show’s twists and turns, our widower finds solace in the unexpected - newfound friendships, personal growth, and an awakening sense of self.
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25. Blind Flight (2003)
Blind Flight” (2003) is a remarkable true story of friendship and survival. The film follows the harrowing experience of Irishman Brian Keenan and Englishman John McCarthy as they become hostages of militias in Lebanon during the 1979-91 Civil War. Directed by John Furse and written by Furse, Keenan, and McCarthy, this compelling drama brings to life the extraordinary relationship that develops between these two men as they endure unimaginable torture and adversity.
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26. Den of Lions (2003)
Dive into the thrilling world of Den of Lions (2003) as it takes viewers on a wild adventure through the criminal underworld. With an impressive cast led by Stephen Dorff, Bob Hoskins, and Laura Fraser, this action-packed, crime-drama-thriller will leave you on the edge of your seat.
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27. Finding Neverland (2004)
Finding Neverland” takes viewers on a captivating journey through the life of Sir J. M. Barrie, the esteemed author behind the iconic children’s story, “Peter Pan. ” The movie unfolds in the late 19th century when Barrie establishes a unique friendship with a spirited family, deeply rooted in the theatrical world.
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28. Strings (2004)
Strings” (2004) is a captivating fantasy adventure that follows Prince Adair (James McAvoy) on his quest to avenge his father’s supposed murder. However, as he embarks on his journey, he soon discovers a shocking truth: his father didn’t die, but committed suicide instead. To make matters more complex, the warrior woman he encounters reveals the harsh truth about his people and their troubled history.
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29. Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking (2004)
In the gripping crime drama “Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking” (2004), legendary detective Sherlock Holmes (Rupert Everett) emerges from a haze of drugs and semi-retirement to face a terrifying serial killer. This chilling mystery sees Holmes join forces with Dr. John Watson (Nicholas Palliser) to unravel a series of heinous murders targeting the teenage daughters of the aristocracy.
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30. Breakfast on Pluto (2005)
Breakfast on Pluto, released in 2006, is a vibrant drama set in 1970s Ireland where a young trans woman named Patrick “Kitten” Braden embarks on a journey of self-discovery, leaving her Irish town for London in search of her mother and to escape her town’s narrow-minded views on her gender identity. The film, directed by Neil Jordan and written by Jordan and Pat McCabe, is a heartfelt and humorous exploration of the 1970s Irish culture and a poignant portrayal of what it means to find solace in oneself.
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31. Rag Tale (2005)
Rag Tale” is a satirical comedy film that delves into the world of British tabloids where gossip and scandal reign supreme. The story unfolds over the span of a week, as the journalists of ‘The Rag’ newspaper unearth and create as many scandals as they possibly can. Set against the backdrop of the sensational tabloid industry, the film delves into the complex layers of romance, drama, and comedy, all served with a touch of raunchy humor.
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32. Tristram Shandy (2005)
Directed by Michael Winterbottom and featuring a talented ensemble cast, “Tristram Shandy” (2005) is a whimsical, behind-the-scenes comedy about the challenging task of adapting Laurence Sterne’s novel “The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman” for the silver screen. The movie takes viewers on a humorous journey as the characters grapple with their egos, personal struggles, and the realities of making a film that can never truly be realized. With its unconventional narrative structure and sharp wit, “Tristram Shandy” (2005) is a must-watch for fans of unique comedies with a modern twist.
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33. The 100 Greatest War Films (2005)
The 100 Greatest War Films is a gripping documentary that showcases the most memorable war movies of all time, as chosen by the public of the UK. This cinematic journey through history delves into the emotional trauma, camaraderie, and sacrifice exhibited by soldiers on the battlefield. From epic tales of bravery and survival to harrowing experiences of mass killing, this documentary explores the impact these films have had on audiences and the film industry.
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34. Ripley Under Ground (2005)
Ripley Under Ground” is a crime-drama thriller released in 2007. Directed by Roger Spottiswoode, the film stars Barry Pepper, Jacinda Barrett, and Ian Hart.
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35. Intervention (2007)
Intervention” is a gripping drama that brings together a diverse group of people from all walks of life, united by one common thread - addiction. For 28 intense days, these individuals embark on a transformative journey, struggling with their inner demons and the external challenges that come with overcoming addiction. Through this shared experience, they learn the importance of support, understanding, and hope.
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36. Morris: A Life with Bells On (2009)
Morris: A Life with Bells On” is a witty and charming comedy that delves into the world of Morris dancing, an avant-garde style that has struggled to evolve over the years. The film follows the misadventures of a dedicated and endearing Morris team as they strive to break barriers and bring a new flair to this traditional British art form. With heartwarming camaraderie, hilarious mishaps, and plenty of soulful music, this movie is sure to leave you tapping your feet and laughing out loud.
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37. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011)
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2” concludes the epic saga of the iconic wizard and his extraordinary friends. Our heroes, Harry, Ron, and Hermione embark on a perilous quest to hunt down and destroy Voldemort’s remaining Horcruxes - magical artifacts containing fragments of the Dark Lord’s soul. As they race against time, their friendship is tested, and they come face-to-face with their darkest fears and desires.
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38. Urban Hymn (2015)
Unlock the captivating world of “Urban Hymn, ” the heartwarming tale of a troubled teenage girl confronting adversity with the power of song. Jamie, a gifted yet troubled 16-year-old, finds solace in the unconventional Kate, a dedicated social worker.
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39. Dough (2015)
Dough” (2015) is a charming and unexpected comedy-drama exploring the unbreakable bond between an aging Jewish baker and his unlikely Muslim apprentice. Set amidst London’s diverse boroughs, the movie’s plot revolves around the old Jewish baker’s desperate attempts to save his family bakery from bankruptcy.
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40. Modern Life Is Rubbish (2017)
Experience the charm and humor of “Modern Life Is Rubbish” as it takes you on a refreshing journey through love and music. With its perfect 2000s-era setting, the film follows our hero, a down-on-his-luck band member, as he navigates life between his band of merry musicians and his ambitious, hardworking love interest. Years later, despite the world pulling them in different directions, they find themselves bound by their shared passion for the same music.
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41. God’s Own Country (2017)
God’s Own Country, also known as Francis Lee’s directorial debut, offers a raw portrayal of the human struggle and the depth of relationships in spring’s Northern England. The story revolves around young farmer Johnny Saxby, a character grappling with frustration, binge drinking, and casual sex. His world turns upside down when a Romanian migrant worker arrives on the lambing season, sparking a passionate and intense relationship that alters Johnny’s path.
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42. Mary Queen of Scots (2018)
Mary Queen of Scots” (2018) is a riveting biographical drama that delves into the complex and tumultuous relationship between Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, and her cousin Elizabeth I, Queen of England. Directed by Josie Rourke, the film follows Mary’s (Saoirse Ronan) determined attempt to overthrow Elizabeth (Margot Robbie) and ascend to the throne.
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43. Escape from Pretoria (2020)
Escape from Pretoria is an exhilarating crime thriller set against the backdrop of the tumultuous apartheid era in South Africa. Based on a true story, the film follows the daring escape of two political prisoners who must race against time to break free from a high-security prison.
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44. Marlowe (2022)
In the dark and intriguing world of neo-noir, Marlowe (2022) takes us to the captivating city of Bay City during the late 1930s. Following a brooding and down-on-his-luck private detective, the film finds its protagonist amidst a series of murky underworld dealings.
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