Rosie Marcel Movies
- 1999
Created by Rob Pursey and Barry Simner, the weekly, hour-long British series The Vice offered an uncompromisingly realistic view of the seamier side of crime and punishment. Ken Stott starred as Pat Chappel, chief inspector of the Metropolitan Vice Squad. Chappel and his team of operatives were dedicated to their work -- too dedicated, inasmuch as they frequently courted nervous breakdowns in tracking down their slimy criminal prey. Real-life vice cop Michael Hoskins served as the series' technical advisor. Debuting January 4, 1999, The Vice yielded over two dozen episodes, most of which were two-parters. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Anna Chancellor, Struan Rodger, (more)
- 1986
- PG
This sci-fi offering from director Peter Hunt boasts an unsympathetic cast of three aliens who have escaped from their spacecraft docked on the moon. Robyn (Sydney Penny) is the female alien watching over young Tavy (Rosie Marcel) and the three-armed, three-eyed baby Kirbi who feeds on gasoline and hot coals. Dirt (Ricky Paull Goldin) is a friendly soul who adopts the three aliens, but he runs into trouble after the captain of the spaceship lands nearby and starts looking for the trio. More complications set in when a senator arrives at Dirt's father's ranch and a local cop starts to suspect the alien captain of murderous intentions toward the politician. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Sydney Penny, Ricky Paull Goldin, (more)
