Richard Curtis

It's an unforgettable Christmas for the townsfolk of Wellington-on-Sea when the worst snowstorm in history alters everyone's plans—including Santa's.

No-one in the world can remember The Beatles except a struggling musician, who uses this bizarre situation to his advantage.

Through four series and a few specials, Edmund Blackadder and his greasy sidekick Baldrick conjure up cunning plans as Edmund tries to take advantage of desperate times. These situation tragedies had obvious parallels from the Dark Ages to Elizabethan times, the rule of mad George III, and The Great War.

The poster child of cheeky British rom-com charm, Four Weddings And A Funeral - pairing Hugh Grant and Andie MacDowell - was an unexpected box office hit, winning three BAFTAs and an Oscar nomination for Best Film.

Through four series and a few specials, Edmund Blackadder and his greasy sidekick Baldrick conjure up cunning plans as Edmund tries to take advantage of desperate times. These situation tragedies had obvious parallels from the Dark Ages to Elizabethan times, the rule of mad George III, and The Great War.

Through four series and a few specials, Edmund Blackadder and his greasy sidekick Baldrick conjure up cunning plans as Edmund tries to take advantage of desperate times. These situation tragedies had obvious parallels from the Dark Ages to Elizabethan times, the rule of mad George III, and The Great War.

Flora, a genie trapped for more than 2,000 years inside an antique jewelry box, is accidentally called to service by Bernard, whose life is unraveling around him.

Mr Bean, Rowan Atkinson's classic comedic creation, turns simple everyday tasks into chaotic situations.

Through four series and a few specials, Edmund Blackadder and his greasy sidekick Baldrick conjure up cunning plans as Edmund tries to take advantage of desperate times. These situation tragedies had obvious parallels from the Dark Ages to Elizabethan times, the rule of mad George III, and The Great War.

From writer-director Richard Curtis (Love Actually) comes this time-travelling romantic comedy starring Domhnall Gleeson (Harry Potter’s Bill Weasley), Rachel McAdams and Bill Nighy. After another unsatisfactory New Year's Eve party, Tim (Gleeson) discovers he can travel in time. He decides to use the gift in pursuit of love and, in particular, the beautiful Mary (McAdams).

After finding the perfect man in 2001's Bridget Jones's Diary, Bridget (Renée Zellweger) begins to question if it can really last with Mark (Colin Firth).

Renée Zellweger picked up a 2002 Best Actress Oscar nomination for her performance as Bridget Jones in this romantic comedy hit, based on the Helen Fielding book. Bridget is caught in a Jane Austen-esque love triangle between her debonair boss (Hugh Grant) and friend of the family, Mark Darcy (Colin Firth).

Rom-com mega-movie, from the director of Notting Hill and Bridget Jones's Diary with an all-star cast including Liam Neeson, Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Colin Firth and Keira Knightley.

Rowan Atkinson's Bean, in his second cinematic outing, wins a trip to the south of France where mishap and mayhem ensues.

Sex, drugs, rock 'n' roll and the swinging '60s are up for a laugh in Richard Curtis' (Love Actually) feelgood ensemble comedy. A boat in the North Sea is used to broadcast parent-baiting rock 'n' roll to the UK. Stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Rhys Darby.

Three-time Oscar-nominated director Stephen Daldry (Billy Elliot, The Reader) adapts Andy Mulligan’s novel about three kids from Brazil who find themselves running for their lives when a discovery in a rubbish dump has them immediately pursued by police.

Spielberg directed war-drama, based on both the children's novel and its stage adaptation, about a British lad who sets out on a journey to rescue his horse from the battlefields of World War I.