John Gielgud film reviews
John Gielgud
British actor
Born
14 April 1904
in LondonCity of London, EnglandUnited Kingdom
Died
21 May 2000
1968 |
as Lord Raglan | |
 Based on real events of suicidal charge of the British cavalry. | ||
1969 |
as Count Leopold Berchtold | |
Film adaptation of popular stage play that showed all the insanity behind World War I by presenting the songs that were popular at that time, the atmosphere among soldiers on the front and their families back home. | ||
1974 |
as Beddoes | |
 Hercules Poirot travels on the Orient Express when one of the passengers is found dead with multiple stab wounds. This could be the most complicated case in career of the Belgian detective. | ||
1979 |
as Prime Minister Lord Salisbury | |
Famous detective Sherlock Holmes gets involved in the Jack the Ripper investigation. | ||
1988-1989 |
as Aaron Jastrow | |
Second part of the epic Herman Wouk novels - Pugh Henry and his family are spread around the world when war starts, now they have to find a way to survive. | ||
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