All 9 Ben Lamb Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Prepare yourself to delve into the fascinating realm of Ben Lamb’s cinematic wonders as we gather some of his most memorable and lauded productions! Ranging from emotionally stirring dramas to nail-biting thrillers, we’ve carefully selected an enthralling lineup that attests to this accomplished actor’s remarkable versatility and captivating portrayals. Embark on an exhilarating journey through Ben Lamb’s impressive oeuvre and experience the unforgettable tales he brings to life on the silver screen.
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1. Divergent (2014)
In “Divergent, “ set in a dystopian future where society is divided into factions based on virtues like courage and selflessness, Tris Prior (Shailene Woodley) discovers she’s Divergent — a rare individual who defies categorization. When she uncovers a sinister plan to eliminate all Divergents, Tris and her mysterious ally, Four (Theo James), must unravel the mystery to protect themselves and their kind before the plot unravels.
2. Now You See Me 2 (2016)
“Now You See Me 2” reunites the dazzling magician ensemble, the Four Horsemen, as they’re forcefully recruited by a tech genius to execute their most intricate heist yet. Directed by Jon M.
3. Blood Orange (2016)
“Blood Orange” is a gripping thriller set in the world of rock ’n’ roll, with Iggy Pop starring as the ageing rock star, Bill, and Antonio Magro as his young manager. The film centers around Bill’s promiscuous young wife Isabelle, played by Kacey Barnfield.
4. The Merchant of Venice (2016)
“The Merchant of Venice, “ a captivating 2016 drama film, is an adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic play, masterfully brought to life by director Robin Lough and Jonathan Munby. In this timeless tale of friendship, money, and morality, Antonio and his friend Bassanio, played by Dominic Mafham and Regé-Jean Page, find themselves in a desperate predicament as they borrow money from Shylock, the powerful and wealthy Jewish merchant. The stakes rise when the payment is due, and Bassanio is unable to cover the debt.
5. A Christmas Prince (2017)
“A Christmas Prince” is a delightful romantic comedy set against the backdrop of some thrilling royal intrigue. The movie sees a spirited reporter, using the cover of a tutor, get entangled in the affairs of the much-talked-about playboy prince.
6. A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding (2018)
Get ready for another heartwarming installment of A Christmas Prince, as Amber prepares to become Queen in “A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding” (2018). With Richard now on the throne, Amber’s destiny as his wife is imminent. But will she be able to handle the responsibilities that come with being a Queen?
7. The Warrior Queen of Jhansi (2019)
The epic tale of The Warrior Queen of Jhansi (2019) unfurls as an exhilarating adventure-drama narrative, woven from the threads of the inspirational journey of Lakshmibai, the legendary monarch of Jhansi. This gripping flick takes place amid the infamous uprising in 1857, a time when the British East India Company faced indomitable resistance. Lakshmibai boldly leads her troops in the fight against injustice.
8. A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby (2019)
Celebrate the magic of Christmas with a royal baby in “A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby”! Join Amber and Richard in the charming town of Aldovia as they prepare for the birth of their child, while also welcoming royals from a distant kingdom to renew an important truce.
9. The Princess Switch: Switched Again (2020)
“The Princess Switch: Switched Again” is a heartwarming family comedy-drama that brings us back to the enchanting world of Montenaro. When Duchess Margaret (Vanessa Hudgens) inherits the throne, she’s faced with unexpected challenges that test her relationship with fiancé Kevin (Sam Palladio). Enter Stacy DeNoya (also played by Vanessa Hudgens), a lookalike who helps Duchess Margaret navigate her newfound responsibilities. But just when things seem to be going smoothly, royal chaos ensues as a party-loving lookalike named Fiona (played by “The Bold Type” star, Alexa PenaVega) enters the picture.
