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El chivo expiatorio es una película dirigida por Charles Sturridge con Andrew Scott, Jodhi May, Eileen Atkins, Matthew Rhys .... Año: 2012. Título original: The Scapegoat. Sinopsis: En 1952, cuando Inglaterra se prepara para la coronación de Isabel II, dos hombres muy diferentes tienen una cosa importantísima en común: su cara.
Forgot to log this. That’s probably an indication of the film’s quality. Love Matthew Rhys though! Wish he hadn’t been poached by tv so early in his career so I could watch him in more films. 2 likes. Review by AshIsWatching ★½. Tried watching it twice, gave up. Beautiful set design, too little Andrew Scott.
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Donde el círculo termina es una película dirigida por Robert Hamer con Alec Guinness, Bette Davis, Nicole Maurey, Irene Worth .... Año: 1959. Título original: The Scapegoat. Sinopsis: Un acaudalado conde francés engaña a un hombre que tiene un parecido físico increíble con él y lo fuerza a asumir su personalidad. (FILMAFFINITY)Puedes ver Donde el círculo termina mediante en las ...
IMDb 7.2 1 h 47 min 2012. 16+. Drama · Feel-good · Serious. This video is currently unavailable. to watch in your location. Details. Emmy winner® Matthew Rhys (The Americans) stars in this morally complex and suspenseful film about a man who steps into the posh but perilous life of his doppelgänger.
9 de sept. de 2012 · Written by CinemaSerf on August 7, 2023. The competent actor that is Matthew Rhys plays his own doppelgänger in this initially intriguing but ultimately rather flat thriller set in the UK just before the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II. "Standing" is a teacher who spends a night on the lash with his stunt double "Spence" - a man he had never ...
It is a movie that looks at the idea of redemption and righting wrongs that ends up a little cliche, but is packaged in an enjoyable movie. Rated 21 Mar 2015. DawdlingPoet. 51st. 70. This is an interesting story, based on the novel by Daphne Du Maurier and I enjoyed it for the most part.
