Daniel Day-Lewis triple feature How many miles to Babylon ; The insurance man ; Dangerous corner
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Subjects

LC Subjects
Insurance companies -- Drama.
Ireland -- History -- 1910-1921 -- Drama.
Made-for-TV movies.
Skin -- Diseases -- Drama.
Soldiers -- Ireland -- Drama.
Television adaptations.
Video recordings for the hearing impaired.

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Published
Burbank, CA : BBC Worldwide : Warner Home Video, c2013.
Format
DVD
Physical Desc
2 videodiscs (276 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Language
English
UPC
883929324972

Notes

General Note
Title from container.
Creation/Production Credits
How many miles to Babylon? (©1982): producer, Innes Lloyd ; director, Moira Armstrong ; based on the novel by Jennifer Johnston ; adapted for television by Derek Mahon.
Creation/Production Credits
The insurance man (©1985): producer, Innes Lloyd ; director, Richard Eyre ; playwright, Alan Bennett.
Creation/Production Credits
Dangerous corner (©1982): producer, Cedric Messina ; director, James Ormerod ; written by J. B. Priestley based on his play.
Participants/Performers
How many miles to Babylon?: Daniel Day-Lewis, Christopher Fairbank, Sian Phillips, Alan MacNaughton, Barry Foster.
Participants/Performers
The insurance man: Daniel Day-Lewis, Robert Hines, Geoffrey Palmer, Jim Broadbent, Trevor Peacock, Alan MacNaughton, Charlotte Coleman.
Participants/Performers
Dangerous corner: Daniel Day-Lewis, Anthony Valentine, Sarah Badel, Susan Fleetwood, David Robb, Judi Bowker, Elvi Hale.
Description
How many miles to Babylon?: Two Irishmen -- Alex Moore (Day-Lewis), a Protestant, and his childhood friend Jerry, a Catholic, enter WWI as soldiers and see their friendship tested as they experience the harsh realities of war.
Description
The insurance man: Told through flashbacks, the story follows Franz, who recounts a mysterious skin condition he suffered as a factory worker before the First World War. At Prague's infamous Insurance Company, Franz meets Kafka (Day-Lewis), an insurance bureaucrat whose intelligence and compassion are out of place amid the apathy that surrounds him.
Description
Dangerous corner: Day-Lewis plays publishing executive Gordon Whitehouse. While gathered with his coterie of high society friends and coworkers at the country estate of his business partner, one guest makes a surprising remark about a musical box. This seemingly harmless comment produces a string of shocking revelations with devastating consequences.
Language
English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing (SDH)

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APA Citation, 7th Edition (style guide)

Johnston, J., Mahon, D., Day-Lewis, D., Fairbank, C., Phillips, S., MacNaughtan, A., Foster, B., Lloyd, I., Armstrong, M., Eyre, R., Messina, C., Ormerod, J., Hines, R., Palmer, G., Broadbent, J., Peacock, T., Coleman, C., Bennett, A., Valentine, A., Badel, S., Fleetwood, S., Robb, D., Bowker, J., Hale, E., & Priestley, J. B. 1. (2013). Daniel Day-Lewis triple feature: How many miles to Babylon ; The insurance man ; Dangerous corner . BBC Worldwide : Warner Home Video.

Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Jennifer Johnston et al.. 2013. Daniel Day-Lewis Triple Feature: How Many Miles to Babylon ; The Insurance Man ; Dangerous Corner. BBC Worldwide : Warner Home Video.

Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)

Jennifer Johnston et al.. Daniel Day-Lewis Triple Feature: How Many Miles to Babylon ; The Insurance Man ; Dangerous Corner BBC Worldwide : Warner Home Video, 2013.

MLA Citation, 9th Edition (style guide)

Johnston, Jennifer, et al. Daniel Day-Lewis Triple Feature: How Many Miles to Babylon ; The Insurance Man ; Dangerous Corner BBC Worldwide : Warner Home Video, 2013.

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