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Alun Armstrong VAT No. 993 055 789 ALUN ARMSTRONG Film: Funny Cow Lenny Gizmo Films Adrain Shergold Out Of Innocence Detective Callaghan Defiant Films Danny Hiller Golden Years Sid Molifilms Ent John Miller Eragon Uncle Garrow Fox 2000 Pictures Stefen Fangmeier Oliver Twist Mr Fang Runteam Ii Ltd Roman Polanski Van Helsing Cardinal Jinette Universal Stephen Sommers Paradise Found Pissaro Adelaide Motion Pictures Mario Andreacchio It's All About Love Manager Nimbus Films Thomas Vinterberg The Mummy Ii* The Curator Universal Stephen Sommers Proof Of Life* Wyatt Castlerock Taylor Hackford Harrisons Flowers Samuel Brubeck 7 Films Cinema Ellie Chouraqui Strictly Sinatra* Bill Collins Blue Orange Peter Capaldi Sleepy Hollow Hugh Constable Paramount Tim Burton Greenwich Meantime Uncle Harry G M T Luke Watson Old New Borrowed Blue Sammy Revolution Films Michael Winterbottom Onegin Zaretsky 7 Arts Entertainment Martha Fiennes The Saint Inspector Teale Paramount Pics Philip Noyce Braveheart Mornay Icon Entertainment Mel Gibson An Awfully Big Adventure Uncle Vernon Heathyard Ltd Mike Newell Black Beauty Reuben Warner Bros Caroline Thompson Blue Ice Osgood Bbc / Working Title Russell Mulcahy Patriot Games Owen Paramount Philip Noyce Split Second Thrasher Split Second Prods Tony Maylam London Kills Me Stone Working Title Hanif Kureishi The Widow Maker The Father Central Films Ltd John Madden American Friends Weeks Bbc Tristram Powell The Child Eater Stefano Tammuz Prods Jonathan Tammuz White Hunter Black Heart Lockhart Warner Bros Clint Eastwood White Roses Zemba Amy Int Rajko Grlic Billy The Kid And The Maxwell Randall Zenith Alan Clarke Green Baize Vampire Krull Torquil Columbia Pictures Peter Yates The French Lieutenants Woman Grimes Juniper Films Karel Reisz The Duellists Lacourbe Enigma Productions Ridley Scott Existence Tommy Avianca Productions David Hemmings Keith Get Carter M G M Mike Hodges A Bridge Too Far Corporal Davies Joseph E. 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