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Ian Richardson ("From Hell", "M. Butterfly") returns as malevolent statesman Francis Urquhart in this acclaimed finale to the Masterpiece Theater trilogy that began with House of Cards and continued in "To Play the King". Now Prime Minister, and nearing the end of his term, Urquhart plans to let international events help him to a luxurious retirement. But he finds himself caught in someone else's power play, and for the first time he is unable to see a way out. Will he outwit his enemies one last time, or will his long career end in disgrace and defeat? Brilliantly adapted by Andrew Davies ("Pride and Prejudice", "Bridget Jones' Diary"), from Michael Dobbs' best-selling novel, this satirical trilogy took home a primetime Emmy, a Peabody, two BAFTAs and a Writers' Guild Award.

"The Complete First Season"- The outrageous comedy/reality series stars British chameleon Sacha Baron Cohen, who travels across America in the guise of one of three totally different characters. Cohen's primary alter-ego is Ali G., who calls himself a "hip-hop journalist", but who's really a white rapper-wannabe. When Cohen isn't putting Ali G and his "guests" in unusual and often delightfully uncomfortable situations, he's shedding his yellow gangsta track suit attire and slipping into two other memorable characters: Borat, an impossibly naive TV reporter from Kazakhstan, and Bruno, a gay, Austrian fashionista. Each of these characters will be traversing America, exploring different aspects of our culture, and interviewing real celebrities and dignitaries. "The Complete Second Season"- The Emmy nominated, BAFTA Award-winning Ali G is back! British comedic genius, Sacha Baron Cohen, slips into the skins of his devilish alter egos, Ali G, Borat and Bruno to create loads of hilarious riffs at the expense of American culture in the second season of the international phenomenon called "riotous", by The Dallas Morning News and "deliciously wicked," by the Boston Globe.

BAFTA Games Awards - In 2003, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) announced that they would be splitting their BAFTA Games Awards from the BAFTA Interactive Awards. The Games Awards are given to recognize eminent computer and video games.

BAFTA Interactive Awards - The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) annually hosts the BAFTA Interactive Awards for multimedia entertainment since 1998.

BAFTA Award for Best Film - British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) award for Best Film winners:

BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role - The British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role has been presented to its winners since 1952 and actreses of all nationalities are eligible to receive the award.

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Bafta - Bafta House of Cards Trilogy III: The Final Cut (Full Frame) Ian Richardson ("From Hell", "M. Butterfly") returns as malevolent statesman Francis Urquhart in this acclaimed finale to the Masterpiece Theater trilogy that began with House of Cards bafta and continued in "To Play the King". Now Prime Minister, bafta and nearing the end of his term, Urquhart plans to let international events help him to a luxurious retirement. But he finds himself caught in someone else's power play, bafta ...

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.. bafta Interactive Awards for multimedia entertainment since 1998. Brilliantly adapted by Andrew Davies ("Pride and Prejudice", "Bridget Jones's Diary"), from Michael Dobbs's best-selling novel, this satirical trilogy took home a primetime Emmy, a Peabody, two BAFTAs and a Writers' Guild Award. Brilliantly adapted by Andrew Davies ("The Tailor Of Panama," "Bridget Jones's Diary"), from Michael Dobbs's best-selling novel, this satirical trilogy took home a primetime Emmy, a Peabody, two BAFTAs and a Writers' Guild Award. Brilliantly adapted by Andrew Davies (Pride and Prejudice, Bridget Jones's Diary), from Michael Dobbs's best-selling novel, this satirical trilogy took home a primetime Emmy, a Peabody, two BAFTAs and a Writers' Guild Award. Ian Richardson ("From Hell," "M. Butterfly") returns as villainous statesman Francis Urquhart in this malevolent satire of greed, corruption and ambition in the highest realms of government. But he finds himself caught in someone else's power play, and for the first time bafta.