Michael Gambon Movie Recommendations

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Most memoriable mini-series I have ever seen. Michael Gambon stars as mystery writer Philip E. Marlow who is suffering a torturous bout of psoriatic arthritis in a British hospital. He is a victim of both his disease and the national health plan. Unable to move without pain, he escapes into his imagination, plotting out a murder tale in which he is both a big-band singer and a private eye. There are flashbacks of Marlow's youth and his unhappy marriage to explain how he reached this sorry pass. Flawlessly, intricately, kaleidoscopically assembled, the six one-hour episodes of this British miniseries fly by like some fantastic fever dream. The popular songs of the 1930s and '40s featured in the film are marvelous. Most impressive acting by Gambon. Loved it and recommend it as a must-see.

In 1920 Ireland, a wealthy group of Anglo-Irish, the English-descended "tribe" who historically had overseen the country on behalf of its colonial rulers, seat ensconced in their luxurious estate. Just down the road, throughout small towns and villages, the British army is arrogantly terrorizing storeowners, and isolated IRA factions are responding by killing the occasional soldier. But at Sir Richard Naylor's palatial residence (Gambon) no such troubles need interfere. There the daily routine is still built around tennis matches, picnic parties, nature walks, and evenings spent on the lawn watching the stars. Young Lois (Keeley Hawes), niece of Sir Richard (Michael Gambon) and his wife (Maggie Smith), has lived there her entire life and has recently caught the fancy of a sweetly earnest military captain. But when a childhood friend of hers--in hiding after his murder of an army sergeant--takes refuge in a nearby abandoned mill, the thrill of danger and daring, of finally something different after all those maddeningly pleasant years, leads her down a different path.

Dinner party during a revolution. Michael Gambon is magnificent. Perhaps one of the saddest cruelest stories I have ever seen. Extremely well acted. Highly recommended. Its the story of obsessive love. Gambon had to have the girl at any price. It destroyed her life, the life of her boyfriend, and his life. Rade has a bit part in this one.

Way too excessive, too violent. Gambon is excellent in the film. Its a love it or hate it film.

Gambon appears as the father of the pretty girl.

Gambon appears as a priest returning from many years in Africa, now addled. Main focus is on five unmarried Mundy sisters in 1936 rural Ireland. Meryl Streep is outstanding as elder sister. Tasty. Interesting film. Recommended.

Gambon appears as Thomas Sandefur, CEO Brown & Williamson in this Al Pacino film about tobacco industry ethics and practice.

Northern Ireland troubles during the 1970s. The film shows that things like violence and peace were not always as black and white as they seemed.

Romantic classic.

Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde from the point of view of a housemaid in his employ. Julia Roberts as housemaid. John Malkovich stars as Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Gambon appears as housemaid's father.

Gambon appears as Dr. Frobisher in the remake of Terence Rattigan's play.

Gambon appears as Sir George in this story of a 17th-century American Indian who is abducted by British traders and taken back to England. Indian kidnapped. Escapes and educated in England. Returned ot Amercia. Involved in Plymouth and Thanksgiving. Disney.

Dana Carvey as detective with no longterm memory

Gambon appears as heavy to Robin Williams innocent. Not highly rated. I liked it. Then I like Gambon and Williams.

Gambon appears as a mofia don

the lovely Ione Skye is primary reason to see this film

Gambon in a werewolf movie

Gambon in a Catholic brother. Trevor Howard and Martin Sheen star. Film focuses on conflict about Roman Latin Rite.