All 65 Dexter Fletcher Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Dexter Fletcher Movies! This roundup article is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the captivating cinema created by this talented director. From thrilling action films to heartwarming dramas, Dexter Fletcher has left a remarkable imprint in the film industry. Join us as we delve into the fascinating journeys of his films and discover the magic he brings to the screen.
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1. Steptoe and Son Ride Again (1973)
In the heart of the 1970s, the hilariously quirky world of Steptoe and Son Ride Again unfolds. This classic comedy, directed by Peter Sykes and written by the legendary trio of Ray Galton, Alan Simpson, and Ray Galton, follows the adventures of a father-son duo who operate a thriving junk-dealing business in London. When their prized horse is tragically lost, they’re forced to find a quick replacement if they want to stay ahead in the game.
2. Bugsy Malone (1976)
Step into the enchanting world of Bugsy Malone, where the classic tale of gangsters and love unfolds in a unique and quirky twist — it’s all told with an all-child cast! The bustling city of New York City takes center stage as the scene of a thrilling, comedic adventure.
3. Les Miserables (1978)
In a heart-wrenching tale of unrequited love and starvation, the classic 1978 film “Les Miserables” takes viewers on a journey through Paris, France during the 19th century. Directed by Glenn Jordan and written by John Gay and Victor Hugo, the drama is based on a novel of the same name.
4. The Long Good Friday (1980)
The Long Good Friday (1980) takes us on a tense journey into the underworld of London’s crime scene, as we follow the story of an ambitious and cunning gangster, whose world gets turned upside down by an unknown, extremely powerful force.
5. The Elephant Man (1980)
The Elephant Man” is a heartrending 1980 drama directed by David Lynch, based on the true story of Joseph Merrick, a man born with severe physical deformities that led to a life of exploitation and abuse. Anthony Hopkins delivers a powerful performance as the disfigured Merrick, while John Hurt plays the compassionate Victorian surgeon who rescues him. The movie takes us on a transformative journey of self-discovery and redemption, highlighting the importance of dignity, kindness, and human connection.
6. Memoirs of a Survivor (1981)
In the dystopian world of Memoirs of a Survivor, reality and illusion intertwine as children prey on the city’s streets. Julie Christie stars as a woman searching for solace amidst chaos, navigating the post-apocalyptic landscape with raw courage and resilience.
7. The Bounty (1984)
The Bounty, “ released in 1984, takes viewers back to the rugged and tumultuous 18th century. Set against the backdrop of a harsh, disciplinary command, the film follows a group of sailors who have had enough. Tensions boil over as they decide the unthinkable — to stage a mutiny against their tyrannical captain.
8. Revolution (1985)
Revolution, “ directed by Hugh Hudson, takes us on an incredible journey through the tumultuous times of colonial America. Al Pacino stars as a young trapper, unexpectedly caught up in the whirlwind of the American Revolution, alongside his son, played by Donald Sutherland.
9. Caravaggio (1986)
Dive into the captivating world of Caravaggio, a gripping biographical drama that delves into the life of the celebrated 17th-century painter. Known for his striking, almost blasphemous artwork, Caravaggio is not just an artist, but a flirtatious figure who navigates the dark underbelly of the world.
10. Gothic (1986)
Gothic, released in 1987, is a unique combination of drama, fantasy, and horror that takes a dark turn into the world of literature and romantic relationships. Directed by Ken Russell and starring Gabriel Byrne, Julian Sands, and Natasha Richardson, the film follows the Shelleys, who visit Lord Byron, famed poet and rival of Percy Bysshe Shelley. A contest to create a horror story ensues, fueling tensions both creative and personal among all five characters.
11. Lionheart (1987)
Embark on an epic adventure with “Lionheart” (1987), a riveting tale of courage, loyalty, and self-discovery. Set in the medieval world of France, young knight Jack Ramsey (Eric Stoltz) dreams of joining King Richard’s crusade. As he takes on the challenge of protecting a group of orphaned children from the clutches of the notorious slaver Ali Pasha (Gabriel Byrne), a Muslim warrior who seeks to keep the helpless victims in his grasp.
12. The Raggedy Rawney (1988)
In the dark world of World War II, a young man flees his country’s army after a harrowing battle, leaving behind a trail of violence. Lost and emotionally distraught, he discovers an unlikely sanctuary in a gypsy caravan who, believing him to be a girl, welcome him into their close-knit community.
13. Across the Lake (1988)
In the gripping drama Across the Lake (1988), Sir Anthony Hopkins portrays real-life speed ace Donald Campbell as he takes on the challenge to break the three-hundred-mile-per-hour barrier on Coniston Water in 1967. However, as the clock ticks down on his final sixty days, Campbell faces the harsh realities of life and the weight of his past mistakes.
14. The Rachel Papers (1989)
The Rachel Papers, a 1989 British film, follows the life of Charles Highway, played by Dexter Fletcher, a young man who believes he has mastered the art of seduction. As he approaches the age of twenty, Charles seeks an older woman to fulfill his longstanding infatuation. While on the lookout, he meets the captivating Rachel Noyce, portrayed by Ione Skye.
15. When the Whales Came (1989)
When the Whales Came (1989) is a heartwarming and thought-provoking drama about friendship, redemption, and the power of secrets. Set on a remote island during World War I, the film follows the tale of two children, a boy and a girl, who befriend an enigmatic old man living on the far shore. The old man harbors a terrible secret about the island and the mysterious narwhales that sometimes appear. As the children delve deeper into the old man’s stories, they find themselves caught up in a world of danger and adventure.
16. Twisted Obsession (1989)
Twisted Obsession, also known as El sueño del mono loco, is a captivating 1989 film directed by Fernando Trueba. Set in Paris, the story revolves around an American writer, who is hired to craft a script for an edgy young director. Despite their mutual disdain for each other, the writer falls in love with the director’s cold, manipulative, and beautiful sister. As if that isn’t enough to complicate matters, he soon discovers that he’s been used.
17. All Out (1990)
All Out, a 1990 crime, drama, and thriller film, follows the tale of Angelo (Dexter Fletcher) and his gang who attempt a daring Swiss bank heist. However, nothing goes according to plan, leading them into a rollercoaster of unexpected twists and turns.
18. Jude (1996)
Jude (1996) is a gripping drama that chronicles the life of Jude Fawley, a man with great ambition but limited opportunities in rural England. In an era of class barriers and social expectations, Jude dreams of attending university, only to be thwarted by circumstances. After an unexpected marriage and the loss of his wife, Jude moves to the city where he encounters his liberal cousin, Sue. Together, they explore the complexities of life, love, and the unforeseen twists of fate.
19. The Man Who Knew Too Little (1997)
The Man Who Knew Too Little” is an entertaining and unexpected thriller starring Bill Murray as the titular character, Wallace Ritchie, an American mistaken for a secret agent. This light-hearted comedy takes place in the UK and follows Ritchie as he is mistaken for a spy and plunged into the midst of a dangerous plot to assassinate international leaders at a banquet. As the movie progresses, Ritchie must use his wits and charm to stop the deadly scheme before it’s too late.
20. Time Enough (1998)
In “Time Enough, “ a man from the bustling city finds unexpected love in the charming countryside of rural England. This touching drama invites viewers to explore the intricacies of love and the way it can transform our lives.
21. Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels” is a thrilling and darkly comic crime film from 1998, written and directed by Guy Ritchie. The story revolves around the lives of four British friends, who find themselves in a dangerous situation when they agree to pool their money together to participate in a high-stakes poker game against a powerful local mobster, Hatchet Harry.
22. Topsy-Turvy (1999)
Topsy-Turvy” is a richly layered, biographical drama set against the backdrop of the 1880s. The film takes us deep into the creative crucible of legendary musical/theatrical writers, Gilbert (played by Jim Broadbent) and Sullivan (played by Allan Corduner). During a period of profound artistic blockage, their partnership is put to the test, threatening to collapse before they can produce the timeless Mikado.
23. Tube Tales (1999)
Tube Tales” is a unique, anthology film from 1999, based on real-life experiences of London Underground passengers. This film cleverly intertwines nine distinct stories, each directed by a different talented filmmaker. With a blend of drama and human connection, this movie takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant heart of London’s transportation system.
24. Pandaemonium (2000)
In the tumultuous backdrop of the French Revolution, “Pandaemonium” unravels a captivating tale of unyielding friendship and heartrending betrayal between two renowned poets. Set against the chaotic landscape of the late 18th century, the film immerses viewers in a captivating account of Lord Byron, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and William Wordsworth, as played by Linus Roache, John Hannah, and Samantha Morton, respectively.
25. Below (2002)
Below” is a chilling horror-thriller set aboard a World War II submarine, where eerie events begin to unfold. The U-boat’s crew must confront the mysterious and terrifying forces plaguing their vessel, testing their courage and will to survive.
26. Stander (2003)
Stander” is a gripping biographical crime drama that delves into the life of Andre Stander, a once respected police officer turned bank robber. Set in South Africa amidst a time of intense protests and social upheaval, Stander’s downward spiral from law enforcement to a life of crime paints a chilling picture of the dark side of human nature.
27. The Deal (2003)
In the riveting film, The Deal, witness the enthralling rise to power of Tony Blair as he navigates the tumultuous terrain of British politics alongside his formidable contemporary, Gordon Brown. Directed by celebrated Stephen Frears, this gripping drama masterfully interweaves the personal and professional lives of these two influential leaders.
28. Layer Cake (2004)
Layer Cake, released in 2004, follows the journey of a successful but weary cocaine dealer, played by Daniel Craig, who is on the cusp of early retirement. However, fate has different plans, as his drug lord boss assigns him two challenging and dangerous tasks just before his exit. Directed by Matthew Vaughn and written by J. J.
29. Doom (2005)
In the year 2005, “Doom” takes movie-goers on a thrilling journey through space, horror, and sci-fi genres. Directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak, the film narrates the story of a commando unit sent to Mars to investigate strange events at a research facility.
30. Glastonbury (2006)
Get ready to take a wild, unforgettable journey through the heart and soul of the legendary Glastonbury music festival. Directed by master storyteller Julien Temple, this epic documentary captures the spirit and essence of the world’s biggest and most renowned music festival on its remarkable 30th anniversary. Witness the iconic moments, unforgettable performances and raw, unfiltered energy as David Bowie, Björk, James Brown, and countless other legendary artists take the stage.
31. Tristan + Isolde (2006)
Tristan + Isolde, released in 2006, is an engrossing romance set in 6th century York England and Ireland. The film centers around an ill-fated, passionate affair between Prince Tristan, the second in line to Britain’s throne, and Isolde, the feisty Irish princess. As the lovers from warring nations attempt to navigate their powerful attraction, their actions threaten to ignite a new war that could lead to devastating consequences.
32. Stardust (2007)
Embark on an extraordinary journey in the magical world of Stardust (2007). Set in a quaint countryside village, our young hero, Tristan Thorn (Charlie Cox), vows to retrieve a fallen star for his beloved, Victoria (Claire Danes). As he crosses into this enchanted realm, he is plunged into a whirlwind of adventure, encountering an array of mystical beings, including the cunning witch Lamia (Sienna Miller) and the enigmatic prince Primrose (Mark Strong).
33. Mansfield Park (2007)
Mansfield Park” is a captivating 2007 drama-romance film that adapts the classic novel by Jane Austen. Set in the 19th century, the movie portrays a family scandal, social grace, and a passionate, forbidden love story between cousins.
34. In Your Dreams (2008)
In “In Your Dreams”, we follow the life of Albert Ross, a disillusioned dentist with a heartbreak-filled past and a nightmarish step-mother. After sustaining a mysterious injury, Albert discovers an extraordinary ability — anything he dreams comes true. This fantastical twist sets off a chain of events that opens up a whole new life for him.
35. Autumn (2009)
Autumn, “ released in 2009, presents a harrowing vision of a world in the throes of post-apocalyptic destruction. A terrifying virus eradicates billions in mere moments, leaving behind only a fragile handful of survivors. As they grapple with the horror of the apocalypse, they are faced with a chilling realization — the nightmare is only beginning.
36. Baseline (2010)
Baseline” is a gripping action-drama set in the heart of East London’s grime club scene. Danny, a door manage at The Baseline club, finds himself thrust into a world he had tried to avoid. Rescuing the club owner and local gang leader, Terry, from a hitman, propels Danny into the dangerous underworld of gangs and violence. As he navigates this treacherous new reality, Danny is forced to confront his own morality and the harsh realities of the grime life. “Baseline” delivers thrilling action, thought-provoking drama, and an intense look into the life of those who inhabit this deadly scene.
37. Amaya (2010)
Amaya” is a captivating film that explores the transformative power of cultural encounters and the intricate tapestry of personal identity. Set against the backdrop of one of the world’s most enchanting cities, the movie follows Amaya, a young woman who finds her life irrevocably altered when she crosses paths with a charismatic Englishman named Paul.
38. Dead Cert (2010)
Brace yourself for a thrilling ride as you enter the dark and dangerous world of London’s underground gang scene in the low-budget horror film, Dead Cert (2010). When a group of businessmen, with a hidden twist, offer to buy the popular club, Inferno, from a gang of London’s toughest criminals, they find themselves in a deadly game of power and survival.
39. Kick-Ass (2010)
Kick-Ass (2010) is an action-packed comedy that follows the story of Dave Lizewski, an unnoticed high school student who decides to become a superhero despite having no powers or training. Inspired by comic books, Dave embarks on a thrilling adventure, leading him to cross paths with Big Daddy, a vigilante Father with a deadly secret, and Hit-Girl, a young and lethal sidekick.
40. Just for the Record (2010)
A wildly amusing mockumentary, “Just for the Record” delves into the chaotic world of the British film industry, complete with its bizarre mix of strip clubs, karate, and ham actors. Told through a series of hilarious interviews and candid behind-the-scenes footage, the film offers an absurd and uproarious look at the industry’s quirks and eccentricities.
41. Jack Falls (2011)
Jack Falls is a gritty crime thriller set in the heart of London. The film follows ex-undercover cop, Jack Adleth, on a relentless pursuit for justice. After being targeted for assassination in Amsterdam, Jack returns to his hometown seeking revenge against those responsible.
42. Everywhere and Nowhere (2011)
Everywhere and Nowhere” is a poignant British drama that delves into the complexities of family, love, and personal identity. The story revolves around a young man of British Asian descent who is torn between honoring his traditional family values and his passion for DJ-ing.
43. Wild Bill (2011)
In the gritty, raw world of Britain’s toughest streets, Wild Bill follows the life of a parolee named Bill, whose two boys are unexpectedly abandoned by their mother. With nothing but street-taught resilience and a tough exterior, Bill is faced with the undeniable responsibility to step up and care for his children, who now must fend for themselves.
44. The Three Musketeers (2011)
In the exhilarating world of 17th-century France, “The Three Musketeers” (2011) sees the passionate young D’Artagnan, brimming with ambition and wit, join forces with three veteran heroes of old to safeguard the French throne from potential tyranny. A beguiling double agent, her cunning employer, and an impending war plot pose a deadly threat to Europe, igniting the passion and courage in the triad of legendary warriors.
45. St George’s Day (2012)
In the heart of London, a dangerous world of gangsters is flipped upside down when Mickey Mannock (Charles Dance) and Ray Collishaw (Craig Fairbrass) find their supply chain destroyed. The Russian Mafia’s cocaine is missing, sparking a dangerous game of cat and mouse in St George’s Day.
46. Cockneys vs Zombies (2012)
In “Cockneys vs Zombies, “ a notorious London bank-robbing crew finds themselves in the midst of a zombie outbreak. As they struggle to escape the undead hordes, the group must confront their inner demons and face off against the walking dead to save their city. Can their unique blend of action, comedy, and horror save them from the grips of the relentless zombie apocalypse? .
47. Sunshine on Leith (2013)
Sunshine on Leith” is a delightful musical comedy-drama set in the picturesque city of Edinburgh, Scotland, from the minds of talented director Dexter Fletcher and writer Stephen Greenhorn. This enchanting film follows the lives of two soldiers, Davy and Ally, as they return home from their military service in Afghanistan, eager to resume their romantic and family lives.
48. Fedz (2013)
Fedz, a thrilling British film from 2013, expertly combines suspense with thought-provoking themes. Set in a near-future London, the movie centers around the eponymous group, FEDZ, as they face the threat of a killer virus released by a dangerous terrorist group. As time ticks away, FEDZ must step up their efforts to prevent a disaster of global proportions.
49. The Hooligan Factory (2014)
The Hooligan Factory delivers a wildly entertaining movie experience that leaves audiences clinging to the edge of their seats. The protagonist, Danny, is determined to make a name for himself and live up to the legendary status of his estranged father, Danny Senior. After being expelled from school and sentenced to prison, Danny’s relentless pursuit of infamy leads him straight into the heart of Wormwood Scrubs prison and its notorious gang of hooligans.
50. Muppets Most Wanted (2014)
Join Kermit the Frog and the rest of the Muppets on their worldwide tour in the hilarious, heartwarming adventure “Muppets Most Wanted. “ As they traverse Europe, they find themselves entangled in a thrilling jewel heist, led by a mastermind doppelganger of Kermit and his mischievous accomplice. With the help of their iconic friends like Miss Piggy, the Swedish Chef, and even a fairy godmother, the Muppets must work together to uncover the truth and save their beloved city from these sly thieves.
51. Age of Kill (2015)
In the heart of London, a skilled black ops sniper finds himself in the crosshairs of a diabolical plot hatched by an international terrorist. As the clock ticks down, the sniper is coerced into targeting six innocent lives within the span of six hours. Unbeknownst to him, the victims are not merely random targets, but carefully selected people with connections to a sinister global scheme.
52. Eddie the Eagle (2015)
Eddie the Eagle is a heartwarming, family-friendly film that tells the true story of Eddie Edwards, a plucky British underdog who defied the odds and captured the world’s heart at the 1988 Winter Olympics. Eddie, portrayed by Taron Egerton, is a tenacious ski jumper with a big dream but little talent. Despite this, he perseveres and, with the help of his quirky coach, Bronson Peary, played by Hugh Jackman, becomes the first person to represent Great Britain in ski jumping.
53. The Coven (2015)
The Coven, released in 2015, is a chilling horror film set in the historic Queen’s Wood of Highgate, London. Five young teenagers seek to witness Pagan rituals but find themselves in the midst of it when a mysterious Biker hunts them down on Halloween night.
54. Smoking Guns (2016)
Smoking Guns, “ a 2016 British comedy-crime drama film, centers around Jack, a North London resident who recklessly bets £250 on a horse win treble. If all three horses win, Jack and his friends will hit the jackpot. As an underdog, all odds are against them, but Jack’s tenacious spirit and determination to win keep them going.
55. Respectable: The Mary Millington Story (2016)
Respectable: The Mary Millington Story” is a powerful documentary that invites viewers on a journey through the extraordinary life and tragic death of Mary Millington, Britain’s most famous adult film star of the 1970s. Directed by Simon Sheridan, the movie delves deep into the adult entertainment industry of the time, exploring the fascinating narrative of a woman who rose to fame and power but ultimately struggled with the consequences.
56. Eat Locals (2017)
Eat Locals” takes a fresh, witty twist on the classic vampire story. In a world where the eight undisputed British vampire overlords are facing difficult times and their glory days are long gone, they prepare to gather for their semi-centennial meeting. However, things take a hilarious turn as they must confront the threat of murder, chaos, and a sinister special force that wants to bring an end to their undead reign.
57. Double Date (2017)
A man who’s terrified of speaking to women is about to have the most nerve-wracking night of his life. When his friend sets him up on a double date, little does he know that the women he’ll be meeting are not your run-of-the-mill partners. In “Double Date” (2017), these two seemingly cute ladies have a dark secret.
58. 60 Seconds to Die (2017)
60 Seconds to Die” is a horror anthology, where a group of new filmmakers from around the world come together to create a chilling modern-day grindhouse movie, reminiscent of the shocking 1970s era. With an ensemble of talented directors and writers, the film immerses viewers in a series of thrilling and disturbing stories that push the boundaries of the horror genre.
59. Terminal (2018)
Get ready for a thrilling and suspenseful journey with “Terminal” (2018) — a film noir set in a bustling train terminal with an all-star cast. Written and directed by Vaughn Stein, this action-packed crime drama is filled with drama, humor, and nail-biting moments.
60. Sherlock Gnomes (2018)
In the whimsical world of Sherlock Gnomes (2018), Gnomeo and Juliet find themselves in the midst of a thrilling adventure. When a series of garden ornaments mysteriously disappear, the duo enlists the help of renowned detective Sherlock Gnomes.
61. Bohemian Rhapsody (2018)
Bohemian Rhapsody is a captivating biographical drama that charts the story of the iconic British rock band Queen and their mesmerizing lead singer, Freddie Mercury, culminating in their iconic performance at Live Aid in 1985. This enchanting film masterfully captures the essence of the electrifying 1980s music scene while delving into the heart of the legendary band.
62. Rocketman (2019)
Rocketman” is a musical biography drama captivating the incredible journey of pop music sensation Elton John. This stunning film takes you through the rockstar’s breakthrough years in the industry, where he soared to unprecedented heights due to his extraordinary musical talent and enduring persona. The film intertwines Elton’s personal struggles with his illustrious career, offering an insightful look into his meteoric rise to fame.
63. 2020 Golden Globe Awards (2020)
Get ready for an unforgettable night filled with laughter, surprise, and a dose of reality! . The 2020 Golden Globe Awards, hosted by the ever witty and brutally honest comedian Ricky Gervais, is a TV special that promises to be a highlight of the year.
64. Ghosted (2023)
Ghosted” follows the surprising and exhilarating journey of Cole, a seemingly ordinary man who inadvertently gets swept up in the world of international espionage. After meeting the enigmatic Sadie, who he believes to be a fellow novice in love, he quickly realizes that she is in fact a secret agent. Their blossoming romance is abruptly halted as Cole and Sadie are thrust into a mission to save the world.
65. Love at First Sight (2023)
Love at First Sight, “ directed by Vanessa Caswill, is a heart-warming romantic drama set at JFK Airport. The film follows the story of a 20-year-old girl who misses her flight, leading her to meet a young British man who may just be her true love. As the pair navigate the challenges of life and love, their bond grows stronger, and they form an unforgettable connection.