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Eloise is an aspiring fashion designer who moves to London for University and as she moves into a new building her room allows her to enter the 1960s and see things from the past unfold all over again. The glamour isn’t all it seems to be though as these dreams start to crack and turn very dark, meaning she cannot focus on her own reality.
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Number of Episodes: 6
Running time: Approximately 68 minutes per episode
Number of Episodes: 7
Running time: Approximately 60 mins per episode
The penultimate season of this truly epic series really is another groundbreaking and action filled throughout its seven episodes which are slightly longer than the previous six seasons which had ten episodes.
Number of Episodes: 10
Running time: Approximately 55mins per episode
As the Starks are attempting to get Winterfell back they must come up against the other noble families of Westeros for the Iron Throne.
Number of Episodes: 10
Running time: Approximately 55mins per episode
This season actually has new content that was not in novel’s written by Martin’s as it was all starting to be made quicker than he was actually managing to write the books.
Number of Episodes: 10
Running time: Approximately 55mins per episode
Season four certainly continues in the same fashion as the previous three and at times becomes even more epic in terms of some of the scenes. Not forgetting more epic deaths, remember no-one is ever safe in Westeros.
Number of Episodes: 10
Running time: Approximately 55mins per episode
Season 3 mainly follows the battle at Kings Landing and centres around the war of the five Kings. All four Kings in Westeros believe they can claim the Iron Throne. Adding in Robb Stark seeking vengeance for his father’s death.
Number of Episodes: 10
Running time: Approximately 55mins per episode
The second season in the epic series that is Game of Thrones is mainly based around the War of the Five Kings. As many feel they have a claim to the Iron Throne! This creates for some fantastic moments.
The one after Sean Connery . . . It was always going to be difficult for another actor to step into the role George Lazenby attempted to in this film. He is regarded as the worst Bond and only made one film.
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Ada Harris (Angela Lansbury), a London charwoman in the 1950’s, sees a Dior dress and decides that she’s going to own one. First, she scrimps and saves her money, but when she has enough, and takes a trip to Paris, she learns that buying an original couture creation is a little harder than simply plunking down cash. Along the way to her goal, she manages to befriend a count, unite young lovers, and dodge customs.
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