BAFTA Television Awards 2012 nominees announced
BAFTA has today announced this year’s nominations for the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards.
BAFTA has today announced this year’s nominations for the Arqiva British Academy Television Awards.
Two previously-unreleased classic movies are released on DVD on Monday 23rd April: Freud, directed by the legendary John Huston is a magnificent film noir starring Montgomery Clift, and The Execution of Private Slovik, an 8 Emmy Award nominated war classic stars the always brilliant Martin Sheen. To celebrate, we’ve got sets of both DVDs to … >
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