Sky Cinema Greats (United Kingdom): TV Schedule for Yesterday

Al Pacino, an idealistic lawyer trapped in a hypocritical and corrupt legal system, finds himself defending a self-righteous judge. Satirical drama. (1979)(119 mins)

Four boys take a trip to find a dead body said to be hidden in the nearby woods. Strong language/violence/sexual references/flashing images. (1986)(86 mins)

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Doris Day and James Stewart are the desperate parents whose son is kidnapped when they stumble on an assassination plot. Tense Hitchcock thriller. Mono sound only. (1956)(120 mins)

A mysterious millionaire entertains the elite at his Long Island mansion in an adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald's classic. With Robert Redford. Contains moderate violence. (1974)(138 mins)

Liam Neeson stars as Oskar Schindler, who tries to save Jewish workers from the Nazis. Violence/strong language/mature themes/flashing images. (1993)(188 mins)

Kevin Costner is the hero leading a peasant revolt against the evil Sheriff of Nottingham (Alan Rickman). Stirring adventure with Morgan Freeman. Strong language/violence. (1991)(138 mins)

Rivals Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn seek the ultimate ageing cure and fight over wimpy Bruce Willis. Black comedy from Robert Zemeckis. Stereo sound only. (1992)(99 mins)

Jim Carrey stars as the animal-loving private eye on the trail of a kidnapped dolphin. Riotous comedy with Courteney Cox and Sean Young. Discriminatory content. (1993)(83 mins)

Streetwise Detroit detective Eddie Murphy pursues a colleague's killer to LA, causing mayhem for local cop Judge Reinhold. Action comedy. (1984)(100 mins)

...of Police Squad!: Leslie Nielsen stars as incompetent cop Frank Drebin, who is out to stop a plot to assassinate the Queen. Top slapstick comedy. Flashing images. (1988)(81 mins)

Rivals Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn seek the ultimate ageing cure and fight over wimpy Bruce Willis. Black comedy from Robert Zemeckis. Stereo sound only. (1992)(99 mins)