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The Moonraker

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A Cavalier (George Baker) cuts a path through Cromwell's Roundheads for Charles II to reach France in 1661.

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Times (UK) Staff The Times (UK) 07/31/2020
The film fails because it is melodramatic in conception, but does not have the courage to be unashamedly melodramatic in execution. Go to Full Review
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Allan P 06/16/2024 Not a bad storyline but the characters were awfully well spoken and the inn was spotlessly clean See more 08/02/2015 WOW.....WOW....SUCH AN ENJOYABLE MOVIE 2 WATCH WITH SUCH A FANTASTIC CAST THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE IT IS SUCH A FANTASTIC MOVIE 2 WATCH WITH SUCH A BRILLIANT CAST THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE......WARNING THIS MOVIE CONTAINS STROBE LIGHTNING EFFECTS THROUGHOUT SOME SCENES THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE....... ITS GOT SUCH A FANTASTIC SOUNDTRACK THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE IT IS SUCH A BRILLIANT MOVIE 2 WATCH WITH A BRILLIANT CAST THROUGHOUT THIS MOVIE........ See more 12/12/2014 An average swashbuckling movie surrounding events during the English Civil War. See more 02/28/2014 Entertaining swashbuckler with George Baker as a Royalist trying to smuggle Charless II out of England after the Battle of Worcester. Lots of familiar faces for British audiences - Patrick Troughton, George Woodbridge and John Le Mesurier as Cromwell. See more 05/07/2013 Great epic. classic drama, this is how classics were made, See more 03/08/2011 Really a fifties British version of a western. Good guys and bad guys are blatantly obvious, swash-buckling takes the place of gunfights and there's the inevitable girl to get in the way. Strictly Saturday morning faire. See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis A Cavalier (George Baker) cuts a path through Cromwell's Roundheads for Charles II to reach France in 1661.
Director
David MacDonald
Producer
Hamilton G. Inglis
Genre
History, Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 22m