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Miss Morison's Ghosts (1981)The film is based on a purportedly true story, which has since become one of the most famous "time slips". The two ladies' real names were Annie Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain, who ... See full summary » Director:John BruceWriter:Ian Curteis |
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Title: Miss Morison's Ghosts (1981)
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Miss Elizabeth Morison
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Miss Frances Lamont
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The Reverend Oliver Hodgson
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Dr. Hadley
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John Franklyn-Robbins | ... |
Sir Patrick Corcoran
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Antonia Pemberton | ... |
Bursar
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Ann Queensberry | ... |
College Secretary
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Tom Durham | ... |
Running Man
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Michael Quinto | ... |
Comte de Vandreuil
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Corinna Marlowe | ... |
Singing Student
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Biddy Massen | ... |
Alice
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Claude Le Saché | ... |
Waiter
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Denis Marriott | ... |
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The film is based on a purportedly true story, which has since become one of the most famous "time slips". The two ladies' real names were Annie Charlotte Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain, who at the time occupied high teaching positions within Oxford University. The script is based on their book "An Adventure" (1911) which was published under assumed names. Written by BlueGreen
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oxford university | palace of versailles | paranormal investigation | paranormal | time travel |Genres:
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Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, UKCompany Credits
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I saw this film and absolutely loved it!! I am a great fan of the stunning actress Hannah Gordon and the reason I bought the film was because she was in it. Dame Wendy Hiller was also fantastic and some of her remarks in the film were light-hearted and so this gave her character a different side to what we first see. Hannah Gordon never ceases to be wonderful and I think that both actresses should have got an award for such a brilliant masterpiece!!