It was the original Buffy movie that first kicked off the craze for vampire-slaying girl power and which led to the even more successful cult phenomenon that is Buffy The Vampire Slayer, the television series starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. He's 007 of her Majesty's Secret Service, the best of British and with a licence to kill. He likes fast cars and even faster women, has a special panache for shooting from the hip, and prefers it shaken, not stirred. He's Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang , the smoothest, most famous secret agent in the world. He's Bond of course.
Some people deserve to die.
Andy Gray Complicity is a British serial killer thriller which plays out the old Hollywood trick of making all the characters think that its primary one is the bad guy and they then have to attempt to prove their innocence. Top of the billing goes to Jonny Lee Miller as investigative journalist Cameron Colley who is framed for a number of murders on those in the higher echelons of society and life after he gets phone calls from a man with a voice-effects box telling him who's going to die next. Of course Cameron's life isn't helped because everything he writes comes from the point of view of those at the bottom of the social ladder and the man ringing up turns those words into reality by adding a link between the two. The film goes back to his past as it explains why certain things are happening, but I'll say no more so as not to spoil the plot. Valerie Edmond plays Cameron's editor Josephine Boyle and his boss, Wallace Byatt, is Bill Paterson .