Andy Williams

The Last King of Scotland -- Set in Uganda in the 1970?s, The Last King of Scotland is a compelling mix of fact and fiction that depicts Idi Amin (Whittaker) as one of the most powerful dictators of our time. Amin?s savagery is illustrated in part through a naive Scottish doctor (McAvoy) who finds himself entangled with Amin in a desperate fight for survival.

The Four Feathers -- A British officer resigns his post just before battle and subsequently receives four white feathers from his friends and fiancee as symbols of what they believe to be his cowardice.

As Ugandan dictator Idi Amin, Forest Whitaker gives one of the greatest performances of modern movie history. This is Amin's incredible story as seen through the eyes of Nicholas Garrigan (James McAvoy), a young Scotsman who becomes the volatile leader's personal physician. Due in part to Amin's unexpected passion for Scottish culture, Amin even proclaims himself "The Last King of Scotland". Seduced by Amin's charisma and blinded by decadence, Garrigan's dream life becomes a waking nightmare of betrayal and madness from which there is no escape. Inspired by real people and events, this gripping, suspenseful stunner is filled with performances you will never forget.

Set in Uganda in the 1970?s, The Last King of Scotland is a compelling mix of fact and fiction that depicts Idi Amin (Whittaker) as one of the most powerful dictators of our time. Amin?s savagery is illustrated in part through a naive Scottish doctor (McAvoy) who finds himself entangled with Amin in a desperate fight for survival.

Set in Uganda in the 1970?s, The Last King of Scotland is a compelling mix of fact and fiction that depicts Idi Amin (Whittaker) as one of the most powerful dictators of our time. Amin?s savagery is illustrated in part through a naive Scottish doctor (McAvoy) who finds himself entangled with Amin in a desperate fight for survival.

The Last King of Scotland depicts Idi Amin as one of the most powerful dictators of our time. Amin's savagery is illustrated in part through a naive Scottish doctor who finds himself entangled with Amin in a fight for survival.

In the tradition of Braveheart and The English Patient comes this lavish screen epic that combines thrilling adventure, soaring romance and rousing battle sequences. Heath Ledger stars as Harry Feversham, a British soldier with a golden future - until he inexplicably resigns from his regiment. Harry is branded a coward, disowned by his family, his beautiful fiancee (Kate Hudson) and his best friend (Wes Bentley). Heartbroken and abandoned, Harry receives news that his regiment has been brutally attacked by Sundanese rebels. Suddenly Harry's course becomes clear and he sets out on an unforgettable journey of redemption - to regain his honor, recapture his love, and save the lives of his comrades. This film is Rated PG-13 for intense battle sequences, disturbing images, violence and some sensuality.

Sweeping adventure about a British soldier accused of cowardice who proves his worth by rescuing his prisoner-of-war friends in the Middle East.

A British officer resigns his post just before battle and subsequently receives four white feathers from his friends and fiancee as symbols of what they believe to be his cowardice.

A British officer resigns his post just before battle and subsequently receives four white feathers from his friends and fiancee as symbols of what they believe to be his cowardice.

Harry Feversham, a British soldier, inexplicably resigns from his regiment. He is branded a coward and he is abandoned by his family, friends and fiance. Heartbroken, Harry sets out on an unforgettable journey of redemption.

Enter a netherworld of darkness and terror as horror maven Clive Barker ("Hellraiser") takes Craig Sheffer ("A River Runs Through It," "Some Kind of Wonderful"), Anne Bobby ("Born on the Fourth of July") and Charles Haid ("Hill Street Blues") on an unforgettable journey to fear and back. A young man who, having been victimized by an unscrupulous psychiatrist, joins an underground colony of the dead to wage war against humanity. Featuring a musical score by Danny Elfman ("Batman," "Edward Scissorhands"). The Los Angeles Times calls Clive Barker, "Horror's New King."