The termination of "King Lear" brings penalties to the actors and staff, especially Geoffrey and Anna. |
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Anna, the festival's efficient assistant manager, steps in to help Geoffrey with Charles. |
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The final rehearsal of "King Lear" turns into a train wreck, as Charles fumbles dozens of lines. |
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Charles Kingman -- whom Geoffrey has recruited to play Lear -- brings some demons of his own to the production and alienates cast and crew alike. |
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Charles's erratic behavior becomes more disruptive, prompting Geoffrey to consider replacing him. |
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Trying to top the success of its last production, the festival plans to stage "King Lear," as well as a contemporary musical. |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Divided Kingdom," "Vex Not His Ghost" and "That Way Madness Lies." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Every Inch a King," "All Blessed Secrets" and "The Promised End." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Divided Kingdom," "Vex Not His Ghost" and "That Way Madness Lies." |
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Every Inch a King," "All Blessed Secrets" and "The Promised End." |
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Ellen confuses her auditor with a confessor. The police have developed a keen interest in Sanjay, whose real name is not Sanjay. |
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With subscribers canceling, Sanjay counsels Richard to embrace the left side of his brain. |
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The curse of "Macbeth" kicks in when the director of "Romeo and Juliet" breaks her neck, forcing Geoffrey to invite Darren Nichols back to fill in. |
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Christmas comes to New Burbage and so do the interns, who are part of a new austerity program. |
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Geoffrey becomes the New Burbage artistic director after his triumphant production of "Hamlet," but big challenges loom. |
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Geoffrey works on his own brand of explosive magic; Oliver returns to the stage; Richard upgrades his dream quest to include Gilbert & Sullivan. |
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In this fascinating made-for-television biopic, Jamie Maclachlan stars as the legendary Roger Bannister, a full-time Oxford medical student who defied the odds to run the world's first four-minute mile. Cheered on to victory by a loving girlfriend (Amy Rutherford), a loyal best friend ( |
In this fascinating made-for-television biopic, Jamie Maclachlan stars as the legendary Roger Bannister, a full-time Oxford medical student who defied the odds to run the world's first four-minute mile. Cheered on to victory by a loving girlfriend (Amy Rutherford), a loyal best friend (Shaun Smyth) and a remarkable coach (Christopher Plummer) -- a double amputee who fought in World War II -- Bannister set the bar that inspired future champions. |
This disc includes the following episodes (1-3): "Season's End," "Fallow Time" and "Rarer Monsters." |
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This disc includes the following episodes (4-6): "Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair," "Steeped in Blood" and "Birnam Wood." |
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-3): "Season's End," "Fallow Time" and "Rarer Monsters." |
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This disc includes the following episodes (4-6): "Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair," "Steeped in Blood" and "Birnam Wood." |
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Martin twins Susie (Mary-Kate Olsen) and Jessica (Ashley Olsen) couldn't have asked for a better summer as they enjoy the great outdoors at Grandma's ranch. But when their greedy Uncle Bart (Martin Mull) tries to sell the ranch and turn it into an amusement park, the girls set out to stop him. Along the way, they try to find a match for their single father (Patrick Cassidy) in this lighthearted family film. |
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Martin twins Susie (Mary-Kate Olsen) and Jessica (Ashley Olsen) couldn't have asked for a better summer as they enjoy the great outdoors at Grandma's ranch. But when their greedy Uncle Bart (Martin Mull) tries to sell the ranch and tur... |
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Opening night for "Hamlet" has arrived, and Jack has disappeared. Ellen comes clean about what really happened on that fateful night seven years ago. |
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With unglued Geoffrey taking up the reins of "Hamlet," Richard and Holly feel certain the production will flop. |
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Based on a true story, this compelling drama recounts the events of Dec. 6, 1917, when a French freighter packed with tons of TNT collided with a Belgian ship in Halifax Harbour and exploded, killing more than 2,000 people. Graham Greene and Pete Postlethwaite lead an outstanding cast in chronicling the remarkable effort to rebuild the Nova Scotia city, a community devastated by tragedy that found the strength and courage to rise from the ashes. |
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-3): "Oliver's Dream," "Geoffrey's Return" and "Madness in Great Ones." |
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This disc includes the following episodes (4-6): "Outrageous Fortune," "A Mirror Up to Nature" and "Playing the Swan." |
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Geoffrey discovers that death has not completely silenced Oliver. |
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Washed-up actor Geoffrey Tennant's failing attempts to run the Shakespearean New Burbage Festival are rescued by his brilliant mentor, who happens to be a ghost. While staging the Bard's plays, Tennant wrangles fussy actors and demanding sponsors. |
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Geoffrey carries on with a production of "The Tempest," despite the reality that his theater company is broke. |
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Geoffrey passes off the theater's new production of "Hamlet" to visiting director Darren Nichols. |
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Geoffrey broods in jail, where Oliver's spirit drops by to counsel him. Kate and Jack's friendship intensifies. |
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Washed-up actor Geoffrey Tennant's failing attempts to run the Shakespearean New Burbage Festival are rescued by his brilliant mentor, who happens to be a ghost. While staging the Bard's plays, Tennant wrangles fussy actors and demanding sponsors. |
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-3): "Oliver's Dream," "Geoffrey's Return" and "Madness in Great Ones." |
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This disc includes the following episodes (4-6): "Outrageous Fortune," "A Mirror Up to Nature" and "Playing the Swan." |
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Based on a true story, this compelling drama recounts the events of Dec. 6, 1917, when a French freighter packed with tons of TNT collided with a Belgian ship in Halifax Harbour and exploded, killing more than 2,000 people. Graham Greene and Pete Postlethwaite lead an outstanding cast in chronicling th... |
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On March 30, 1981, John Hinckley attempts to assassinate President Ronald Reagan (Richard Crenna) in front of the Washington Hilton. While Reagan is in the hospital, Secretary of State Alexander Haig (Richard Dreyfus) takes control at the White House, only to find himself close to nuclear conflict with the Soviet Union. A thought-provoking portrait of an infamous day in American history that was fraught with far more chaos than the public knew. |
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On March 30, 1981, John Hinckley attempts to assassinate President Ronald Reagan (Richard Crenna) in front of the Washington Hilton. While Reagan is in the hospital, Secretary of State Alexander Haig (Richard Dreyfus) takes control at the White House, only to find himself close to nuclear conflict with the Soviet Union. A thought-provoking portrait of an infamous day in Amer... |
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In 1919, theater tycoon Ambrose Small vanished into the streets of Toronto, leaving millions in his bank account and crime investigators flummoxed. Though the case was never solved, this period film presents a clever view of what may have happened. Compelling "what-if" scenarios lead the audience down several alternative paths to what the world press called "the crime of the century." Art Hindle and Wendy Crewson star. |
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An out-of-town gig may prove too much for private investigator Spenser (Robert Urich) and his right-hand man, Hawk (Avery Brooks), when a terrorist group with a taste for car bombs targets the family of a controversial African leader (Leon Pownall). This 1994 made-for-television movie brings many of the beloved characters from the 1980s drama series (based on the books by Robert B. Parker) back to the small screen. |
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An out-of-town gig may prove too much for private investigator Spenser (Robert Urich) and his right-hand man, Hawk (Avery Brooks), when a terrorist group with a taste for car bombs targets the family of a controversial African leader (Leon Pown... |