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Peter Vaughan
Reviews Featuring Peter Vaughan
'The Mother' is a nicely shot drama with a strong central performance, but despite its attempts to shock with some frank sexual scenes, there is something a little banal about the whole exercise. Why go to the cinema to see something that feels so much like a telemovie?
The Life and Death of Peter Sellers
A troubled portrayal of a troubled life.
Sit the whole family down to this Python-made romp through time and space.
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