Based on two Robert Louis Stevenson novels, Kidnapped (1886) and Catriona (1893), this medium-budgeted British adv...

          An intriguing look at the debate between progress and tradition within an organized-religion community, th...

Bland, contrived, and almost laughably unhurried, the Cold War-themed romantic comedy Catch Me a Spy —sometimes mark...

          In an odd coincidence, two films of Henrik Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House arrived in 1973, one in theaters a...

          Check out the bizarre storyline of this obscure Cold War thriller, which was produced in the UK. The American scienti...

          “Gentlemen do not question the honor of other gentlemen,” the imperious Col. Strang tells a cheeky subordinat...

The title of actor/humorist Charles Grodin’s first memoir, It Would Be So Nice if You Weren’t Here , stems from the mak...

          Best known in the U.S. for his hilarious performance as Igor in Young Frankenstein (1974), odd-looking Englishman Marty Feldman ...

          The formidable British actress Glenda Jackson was at the height of her dramatic powers in the ’70s, winning two Oscars f...

          The only film that venerable director David Lean made in the ’70s, Ryan’s Daughter disappointed people who were expecting someth...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: There’s this movie from 1970 starring Charles Bronson as an American porno novelist living in Lond...