Hugh Laurie - All Or Nothing At All (1993 BBC Crime Drama) RELOA

Hugh Laurie - All Or Nothing At All typical episode notes Video Codec..........: XviD ISO MPEG-4 Video Bitrate........: 1202kbps Duration.............: 49:49.416 Resolution...........: 600*452 Framerate............: 29.970 Audio Codec..........: 0x2000 (Dolby AC3) AC3 Audio Bitrate........: 192 kbps CBR Audio Channels.......: 2 Filesize.............: 525,544,470 No Subtitles NOTE - The first torrent failed due to a "no input file specified" error. Hopefully, this one should work. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106249/ http://www.amazon.com/All-Nothing-at-Pippa-Guard/dp/B000WTZ63U/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1302200650&sr=1-1 http://www.hughlaurie.net/allornothingatall.html http://bayimg.com/kaJelAaDh All or Nothing At All (1993) They do not come much darker than you, do they? All Or Nothing At All is a British made-for-television three-part miniseries starring the talented Hugh Laurie as con man and gambler Leo Hopkins. The film opens at a party at the gorgeous multi-million pound country home of Leo, his wife, Jane (Jessica Turner) and their three children. To Leos acquaintances, he appears to have the perfect life: Leos a happily married, successful financial analyst. Envied by his society friends, everyone wonders just how Leo does it. He seems to have the Midas touch. The story gradually strips away the layers of lies surrounding Leos life. A practiced con man, Leo cashes in on the greed of his friends and relatives, but since Leo is also addicted to gambling, its just a matter of time before his life crumbles into ruin. The film is rather well executed. Hugh Laurie is perfectly cast as Leo, and he is surrounded here by an equally excellent cast–including Bob Monkhouse as his boss, Giles. Leo is funny, unassuming and seems to be non-threatening (in contrast to some of his sleazier friends, Duncan, for example). Leo appears to be just eccentric enough to be a financial wizard, so when he promises his friends impossibly high returns on investments, they are all too happy to believe it. Leo is particularly good at deceiving women, and we see the three main women he manipulates–his wife Jane, his long-suffering and far-too-devoted secretary Marion (Pippa Guard) and Diane (Sioban McCarthy)–a woman who places Leos insane bets. It is the characters here that make the film so rich. Leo moves in a society that is largely superficial–a society in which markers of affluence are more important than how that affluence was achieved. And since a frank discussion of money making is considered bad form, Leo can acquire his friends money with few questions asked. On the surface, Leo is a very likeable fellow, and he is so likeable that it is easy to see how he gets away with so much. On the other hand, some of his greed-bag friends are pushy and unpleasant. We tend to think of con men as greedy, mean spirited people, but Leo is portrayed as someone who is largely oblivious to the damage he causes, and if he does stop to think about what he does, he marks his actions up to wanting people to like him. The acting is excellent, and the conclusion is not easy to predict–in spite of all the very obvious paths this story takes. At one point, the film hints that Leo has fabricated other parts of his life; in an early scene, he slips when recalling his university days, but the film, rather frustratingly, just hints at this, and does not explore this aspect of Leos life any further. If you like British television drama, then there is an excellent chance that you will enjoy this entertaining drama. Directed by Andrew Grieve. Hugh Laurie ... Leo Hopkins Pippa Guard ... Marion Siobhan McCarthy ... Diane Richard Albrecht ... Guest Peter Aubrey ... Man at races Roger Booth ... Parishioner Rupert Burton ... Young Francis Wolf Christian ... Guard Peter Copley ... Mr Garlic Simon Cowell-Parker ... William Sandy Grizzle ... Boo Phyllida Law ... Mrs. Timpson Claude Le Saché ... Giraud Fergus McLarnon ... Chalker Robert Putt ... Guard John Stone ... Archdeacon Allan Surtees ... Bookie Amanda Walker ... Mrs. Lederman Benny Young ... Crombie

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 rambam1776 (2011-08-06)

As noted above, this is a second attempt. It is meant to replace torrent:

mark1990 (2011-08-06)

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hshahzebm (2014-03-04)

Could people please seed this torrent