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| 23 :01x23 - Pere Goriot (1) (Jun/13/1971) | | Balzac's classic novel about a father who sacrificed everything for the happiness of his daughters only to be rebuffed in return along with a subplot dealing with a young man's climb up the social ladder. | | Story: Honoré de Balzac | |
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| 33 :01x33 - The Gambler (1) (Nov/14/1971) | | Alexei Ivanovitch, a tutor in the household of a Russian general, becomes addicted to gambling. He swears that he will quit as soon as he breaks even but we all know that will never happen. | | Guest Stars: Mary Huntington as Maria Filipnovna, John Slavid as 2nd Croupier, George Romanov as Baron, Fay Bura as Baroness, Harry Hutchinson (2) as Potapych, Rose Power as Martha, Claire Maire as Madame de Cominges, Lisa Daniely as Madamoiselle Blanch, Corin Redgrave as Astley, John Phillips (1) as General, Philip Madoc as Marquis de Grieux, Georgina Ward as Polina Alexandrovna, Maurice Roëves as Alexei Ivanovitch, Edith Evans as Grandmother, Tony Somers as 1st Croupier | Director: Michael Ferguson (1) Writer: John Hopkins (2) Story: Fyodor Dostoyevsky | |
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| 35 :01x35 - Resurrection (1) (Nov/28/1971) | Dmitry Nekhlyudov, a nobleman, is summoned to serve on the jury in criminal court. As the prisoners brought in, he is shocked to recognize one of them: a woman he once loved.
Realizing that he was the one who pushed her onto the wrong path and feeling guilty, Nekhlyudov attempts to correct the mistake ...
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| 51 :01x51 - Elizabeth R (6): Sweet England's Pride (Mar/19/1972) | | Elizabeth's favour falls on the brash young Earl of Essex, who through his hot headed behaviour alienates the formerly besotted Queen who is put into the agonizing position of ordering his execution as a danger to the state. Elizabeth's own slow death then follows not long after ending an eventful but glorious reign | | Guest Stars: Glenda Jackson as Elizabeth I | Director: Rod Graham Writer: Ian Rodger | |
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