Celebrating the most iconic films from the history of British cinema

The director and screenwriter known for Monster House and City of Ember picks The Elephant Man.

The director and writer known for Queen of Hearts and Long Story Short picks Death On The Nile and Don’t Look Now.

The comedian, writer and director known for Attack the Block and The Adam and Joe Show picks Hue And Cry.

The film historian, writer and broadcaster Matthew Sweet picks Went the Day Well? and Evil Under the Sun 

Film historian, curator and broadcaster picks The Queen Of Spades, Hue And Cry, Peeping Tom, Scott Of The Antarctic, The Tales of Hoffmann and It Always Rains On

The actor, writer and comedian known for The League of Gentleman, No. 9 picks Don’t Look Now.

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The writer and editor of Little White Lies picks Don’t Look Now, Sparrows Can’t Sing, Woman In A Dressing Gown, Pink String and Sealing Wax,

The actor, director and writer known for Lost in Translation, Somewhere and Marie Antoinette picks Darling.

The actor, author, comedian, screenwriter, broadcaster and director known for Gosford Park, Wilde, QI and Blackadder picks The Go-Between.

The actor and filmmaker known for Murder on the Orient Express, Henry V and Much Ado About Nothing picks Circus Of Horrors, Dead Of Night

The writer and director behind Gallivant, This Filthy Earth and By Our Selves picks The Elephant Man.