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Christopher Fairbank CHRISTOPHER FAIRBANK Film: The Fight Frank Jessica Hynes Unstoppable Entertainment Walk Like a Panther Lesley Beck Dan Cadan Fox International Productions Viy 2: Journey to China: Grey Oleg Stepchenko C T B Film Company Papillon Jean Castili Michael Noer Bleeker Street Media Lady Macbeth Boris William Oldroyd Sixty Six Pictures Guardian of the Galaxy The Broker James Gunn Marvel Studios Hercules Gryza Brett Ratner MGM Orthodox Goldberg David Leon Zeitgeist Films Writers Retreat Nigel Diego Rocha MoliFilms Entertainment Boogeyman 4 Franklin / Skinner Jeffrey Lando UFO Films Jack the Giant Slayer Uncle Bryan Singer Red Lion Films Ltd Pirates of the Caribbean 4 Ezekiel Rob Marshall Walt Disney Little Deaths X Andrew Parkinson Almost Midnight Productions Mindflesh Verdain Robert Pratten Zen Films Flushed Away Thimblenose Ted/ Cockroach David Bowers, Sam Fell Aardman Animations Almost Heaven Teapot Ted Shell Pearcey Almost Heaven Productions Cargo Ralph Clive Gordon Slate Films Goal! Foghorn Danny Cannon Goal Productions Below Pappy David Twohy Dimension Films The Bunker Sgt. Heydrich Rob Green Millenium Pictures The Fifth Element Prof. Mactilburgh Luc Bresson Zaltman Films Aliens I I I Murphy David Fincher C20 Fox Hamlet Player Queen Franco Zefferelli Marquis Films White Hunter Black Heart Tom Harrison Clint Eastwood Warner Bros Batman Nick Derelict Tim Burton Warner Bros Venus Peter Blindman Ian Sellar British Film Institute Hanna's War Reuven Menachem Golan Cannon Plenty Spencer Fred Schepsi Pressman Films Agatha Lulund Michael Apted Warner Bros The Awakening Jack Mike Newell Bendigo Film Co Cry Wolf Sergeant Lezek Burzgnski Picture Partnership Productions Television: The Woman in White Mr Brown Carl Tibbetts BBC Taboo Ibbotsen Tim Bricknell Hardy, Son and Baker The Secret Agent Yundt Charles McDougall BBC Dickensian Silas Wegg Harry Bradbeer Red Planet Ltd Wolf Hall Walter Cromwell Peter Kosminsky BBC / Company Pictures Wallander Sten Norlander Various Zodiak Ent. 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