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Sharp-looking but dull American adaptation of the Dickens classic.
In 1973, director-on-the-rise Peter Medak nabbed notoriously difficult comic genius and box-office star Peter Sellers for his new pirate comedy, Ghost In The Noonday Sun. Sellers immediately began sabotaging the film.
True story of Derek Bentley, sentenced to death for a bungled robbery.
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