Judi Dench

Director Rob Marshall (Chicago) helms a musical re-telling of Fellini's semi-autobiographical 8½. It tells the story of a famous film director Guido Contini (Daniel Day-Lewis) who confronts a mid-life crisis of creative and personal problems.

In an intriguing departure from her usual, the brilliant Judi Dench plays Barbara - a bitter, creepy and iron-fisted teacher

Bond (in his 22nd outing) is mad as hell, tracking down the shadowy organisation responsible for Vesper Lynd's death in Casino Royale.

Vin Diesel’s second feature as sci-fi badass Riddick, set five years after the events in Pitch Black (2000). A wanted criminal, Riddick finds himself caught in the middle of a crusade where an army called the Necromongers invade the planet of Helion Prime with the intent of wiping out all humans in the known galaxy. In the fray is Aereon (Judi Dench), an ambassador that may be the key to unlocking Riddick’s shrouded origins.

Keira Knightley is the spirited Elizabeth Bennet and Matthew Macfadyen is the wealthy Mr. Darcy in this Jane Austen adaptation, the directorial debut from Joe Wright (who would go on to direct Atonement, Hanna and Anna Karenina).

French-set romantic fable starring Johnny Depp and Juliette Binoche, from the director of What's Eating Gilbert Grape.

Pierce Brosnan is James Bond for a third time. Involves the death of an oil tycoon, his gorgeous daughter and a bad guy who can’t feel pain because of a bullet in his head.

James Bond attempts to stop a potential war between China and the UK in this 1997 entry into the 007 franchise – the second to star Pierce Brosnan as Bond. 

Kenneth Branagh's unabridged adaptation of Shakepeare's tragedy, starring Branagh as Hamlet, Julie Chrisite as Queen Gertrude and Kate Winslet as Ophelia. Co-stars Jack Lemon, Billy Crystal, Robin Williams and Judi Dench.

The era of Pierce Brosnan’s James Bond began here. 007 faces off a rogue agent (Sean Bean) believed to have been dead, but is now attempting to hijack a nuclear space weapon. Co-stars Judi Dench as M, the first of seven times the Oscar-winning actress plays the role.

True story of a transatlantic business correspondence about used books that developed into a close friendship.