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Leprechaun 4 In Space From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed October 2014 Learn how and when to remove this template message Leprechaun 4 In Space VHS cover Directed by Brian TrenchardSmith Produced by Jeff Geoffray Walter Josten Written by Dennis Pratt Based on Characters by Mark Jones Starring Warwick Davis Brent Jasmer Jessica Collins Tim Colceri Miguel A Nunez Jr Debbe Dunning Gary Grossman Rebekah Carlton Rick Peters Geoff Meed Michael Cannizzo Ladd York Guy Siner Music by Dennis Michael Tenney Cinematography David Lewis Edited by Daniel Duncan Production company Trimark Pictures VIDMark Entertainment Blue Rider Productions Release date February 25 1997 Running time 95 minutes Country United States Language English Budget 3 million Leprechaun 4 In Space is a 1997 American science fantasy horror comedy film directed by Brian TrenchardSmith It is the fourth film in the Leprechaun series Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 3 Critical reception 4 5 External links Plot In 2096 on a remote planet the Leprechaun attempts to court a princess named Zarina in a nefarious plot to become king of her home planet The two agree to marry with each partner planning to kill the other after the wedding night in order to enjoy the marriage benefits a peerage for the Leprechaun the Leprechauns gold and jewels for the princess undisturbed A platoon of space marines arrive on the planet and kill the Leprechaun for interfering with mining operations Lucky tried to steal gold but gets killed by the leprechaun with a lightsaber A grenade explodes and kills the leprechaun but he still comes back Gloating over the victory one of the marines Kowalski urinates on the Leprechauns body Unbeknownst to Kowalski the Leprechauns spirit travels up his urine stream and into his penis where his presence manifests as gonorrhea The marines return to their ship with the injured Zarina whom they plan to return to her homeworld in order to establish positive diplomatic relations The ships commander the cyborg Dr Mittenhand explains his plans to use Zarinas regenerative DNA to recreate his own body which was mutilated in a failed experiment Elsewhere on the ship the Leprechaun violently emerges from Kowalskis penis after he is aroused during a sexual act The marines hunt the Leprechaun who outsmarts them and kills most of the crew in gruesome and absurd ways While pursuing Zarina the Leprechaun injects Mittenhand with a mixture of Zarinas DNA and the remains of a blended scorpion and tarantula before initiating the ships selfdestruct mechanism A surviving marine Sticks rushes to the bridge to defuse the selfdestruct but is stopped by a password prompt Mittenhandnow a grotesque monster calling himself Mittenspiderentangles Sticks in a giant web Meanwhile the other survivors confront the Leprechaun in the cargo bay where they inadvertently cause him to transform into a giant after shooting him with Dr Mittenhands experimental growth ray The ships biological officer Tina Reeves escapes to the bridge and rescues Sticks by spraying Mittenhand with liquid nitrogen and shooting him The only other surviving marine Books opens the airlock so the giant Leprechaun is sucked into space and explodes Books joins the others at the helm and they deduce that the password is Wizard since Dr Mittenhand previously compared himself to the Wizard of Oz After stopping the selfdestruct sequence Books and Reeves kiss while Sticks looks out the window to see the Leprechauns giant hand giving him the finger Cast Warwick Davis as The Leprechaun King Leprechaun Rebekah Carlton as Princess Zarina Brent Jasmer as SSgt Books Malloy Jessica Collins as Dr Tina Reeves Guy Siner as Dr MittenhandMittenspider Gary Grossman as Harold Tim Colceri as MSgt Metal Head Hooker Miguel A Nunez Jr as Sticks Debbe Dunning as Priv Delores Costello Mike Cannizzo as Danny Rick Peters as Mooch Geoff Meed as Kowalski Ladd York as Lucky Critical reception This section needs expansion You can help by adding to it October 2014 This film holds a 0 approval rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes based on six reviews the average rating is 1510 The AV Club wrote that the outerspace setting comes off as a desperate ploy to continue a horror series without having to pay any attention to continuity or the laws of reality References TrenchardSmith Brian 11 August 2001 HOLLYWOOD SURVIVOR Daily Telegraph Leprechaun 4 In Space Rotten Tomatoes Rotten Tomatoes Retrieved 25 July 2012 In space 17 film franchises that took strange left turns The AV Club Retrieved 1 July 2013 External links Leprechaun 4 In Space on IMDb Leprechaun 4 In Space at AllMovie Leprechaun 4 In Space at Rotten Tomatoes v t e Leprechaun v t e Films directed by Brian TrenchardSmith Categories 1997 films Englishlanguage films 1997 horror films 1997 directtovideo films 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Lesotho Mounted Police Service From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia This article needs more links to other articles to help integrate it into the encyclopedia Please help improve this article by adding links that are relevant to the context within the existing text June 2016 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Lesotho Mounted Police Service LMPS is the national police force of the Kingdom of Lesotho Contents 1 History 2 Training 3 See also 4 History The police service was established in 1872 with an initial strength of 110 men It adopted military discipline and from 1878 military rank structures In the 1950s the force moved towards a civilian police operation and in 1958 replaced its military rank structure with conventional civilian police ranks Originally known as the Basutoland Mounted Police the force later changed its name to Lesotho Police then Lesotho Mounted Police 1966 and Royal Lesotho Mounted Force 1986 Today in common with many police forces it has adopted the style police service in its current formal name of Lesotho Mounted Police Service Training The national Police Training CollegePTC opened in 1946 All recruits are enrolled as Cadets and complete a thirteenmonth training course Recruits must be aged between 18 and 30 and pass an initial entrance examination Recruits are accepted from all parts of Lesotho society but must be registered as Lesotho citizens Although police positions were originally restricted to men only the force has admitted women officers since 1970 See also Military of Lesotho References Lesotho Mounted Police Service dijcolorgfreefr Retrieved 2 March 2015 About Lesotho Mounted Police Service wwwlmpsorgls LMPS Retrieved 1 May 2017 This Lesotho related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it Categories Lesotho Law enforcement in Lesotho Crime in Lesotho 1998 establishments in Lesotho Lesotho stubs

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Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 An illustration of the Libyan Airlines Boeing 727 flying over Sinai accompanied by two Israeli jet fighters Shootdown Date 21 February 1973 Summary Airliner shootdown Site Sinai Peninsula Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 Egypt Aircraft Aircraft type Boeing 727 224 Operator Libyan Arab Airlines Registration 5ADAH Flight origin Tripoli International Airport Stopover Benghazi Airport Destination Cairo International Airport Passengers 104 Crew 9 Fatalities 108 Injuries 5 Survivors 5 Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 LN 114 was a regularly scheduled flight from Tripoli to Cairo via Benghazi In 1973 a Boeing 727200 that was serving this flight was shot down by Israeli fighter jets On 21 February 1973 the aircraft left Tripoli and flew to Benghazi After taking off from Benghazi it became lost because of a combination of bad weather and equipment failure over northern Egypt It entered airspace over the Sinai Peninsula then occupied by Israel where it was intercepted by two Israeli F4 Phantom IIs and was shot down after several attempts from the Israeli fighter pilots to make the Libyan aircraft land Of the 113 people on board there were five survivors including the copilot Contents 1 Account 11 Aftermath 2 See also 3 4 External links Account Operated with a Boeing 727 224 registration 5ADAH Flight 114 was an international scheduled Tripoli Benghazi Cairo passenger service There was a crew of nine on board the aircraft The pilotincommand named Jacques Bourges and aged 42 was French as were four other crew members The entire crew was under a contractual arrangement between Air France and Libyan Arab Airlines After a brief stop in Benghazi the aircraft continued en route to Cairo with 113 people on board Most of the passengers were Arabs but there were two Germans and an American on board 5ADAH the Libyan Arab Airlines Boeing 727 that was involved in the incident in 1972 Normally the BenghaziCairo route was flown eastwards along the Libyan coast until reaching the city of Sidi Barrani in Egypt where the airway turned inland to the VHF omnidirectional range VOR and NonDirectional Beacon NDB area located west of Lake Qarun The entry to the Cairo terminal area was made on a northeasterly heading over a 71nauticalmile 131 km long path that separated Lake Qarun from the Cairo VOR At 1345 the Cairo traffic control CTC saw the aircraft approaching from the west Permission was granted to land in runway 23 CTC surprisingly saw the Boeing heading eastward towards the Suez Canal at 1350 Evidence from both the recovered Boeing 727 voice recorders and the Israeli authorities flight data recorder later showed that the Libyan aircraft was likely to had been already off course when it reported its position over Qarun probably due to strong westerly upperlevel winds associated to a low level sandstorm The crew was forced to rely on instrument navigation because of this sandstorm Both instrument and navigational error caused the aircraft to go off course entering airspace dominated by Israel when flying over the Sinai Peninsula By this time the aircraft had been lost from the Egyptian air traffic control The crew believed they were close to the destination airport and started the descent At 1355 the aircraft was detected in the radar by the Israelis as it was entering Israeli airspace it was located southeast of Suez at an altitude of 15000 feet 4600 m Two Israeli Air Force Phantoms were sent to intercept the then unidentified aircraft Following the reestablishment of communications with CTC the pilot of the Libyan aircraft looked through the cabins port window and saw the fighters but he mistook them for Egyptian MIGs The Libyan aircraft continued flying deeper into the Sinai at a speed of 325 miles per hour 523 kmh but it suddenly veered to the west It was at that time that the Boeings crew realised they were having problems with their instruments The Israeli fighter pilots attempted to make visual contact with the passenger airliners crew and tried to communicate to them by signaling with their hands and dipping their wings The 727 crews response was interpreted as a denial of that request The 727 adopting a westward course was interpreted by the Israeli pilots as an attempt to flee The Israeli Phantom pilots fired bursts from their 20 mm M61 cannons severely damaging the airliners control surfaces hydraulic systems and wing structure Flight 114 attempted an emergency landing in an area covered with sand dunes but crashed with an explosion near the right main landing gear 108 of the 113 people aboard died Aftermath The copilot who survived later said that the flight crew knew the Israeli jets wanted them to land but relations between Israel and Libya made them decide against following instructions In direct contradiction to the copilots own account the Libyan government stated that the attack occurred without warning Israels air force perceived Flight 114 as a security threat and that among the possible tasks it could have been undertaking was an aerial spy mission over the Israeli air base at Bir Gifgafa The Israeli government also revealed that LN 114 was shot down with the personal authorization of David Elazar the Israeli Chief of Staff Israels argument was that the heightened security situation and the erratic behaviour of the jets crew made the actions taken prudent The United Nations did not take any action against Israel The 30 member nations of the International Civil Aviation Organization ICAO voted to censure Israel for the attack The United States did not accept the reasoning given by Israel and condemned the incident Israels Defense Minister Moshe Dayan called it an error of judgment and Israel paid compensation to the victims families See also List of airliner shootdown incidents Korean Air Flight 007 References a b c d e f g h John T Phelps Maj Winter 1985 Aerial intrusions by Civil and Military Aircraft in a Time of Peace Military Law Review Judge Advocate Generals School US Army 107 255303 Archived from the original on 24 March 2018 Archived copy Archived from the original on 14 May 2011 Retrieved 17 February 2011 List of 727 incidents a b c Libyan airliner shot down over Sinai part 1 of 2 Flight International 3338 103 276 1 March 1973 Archived from the original on 24 March 2018 Libyan airliner shot down over Sinai part 2 of 2 Flight International 3338 103 277 1 March 1973 Archived from the original on 24 March 2018 Accident description at the Aviation Safety Network a b c d e Libyan Arab Airlines Flight 114 was lost over Sinai Desert The Journal 23 January 1973 a b c OmerMan Michael 25 February 2011 IAF shoots down Libyan Flight 114 The Jerusalem Post Archived from the original on 31 January 2017 a b c Gero David Aviation Disasters The Worlds Major Civil Airliner Crashes Since 1940 4th Edition 0750931469 pp 116117 External links Wikimedia Commons has media related 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Lillian

Roxon

February

August

was

a

noted

Australian

journalist

and

author

best

known

for

Lillian

Roxons

Rock

Encyclopedia

Contents

From

Italy

to

Australia

then

the

USA

Rock

criticism

Roxons

Rock

Encyclopedia

Death

Biography

External

links

From

Italy

to

Australia

then

the

USA

She

was

born

Lillian

Ropschitz

in

Alassio

Province

of

Savona

Italy

Her

family

originally

from

Lwów

Ukraine

then

Poland

moved

to

the

coastal

town

of

Alassio

in

Italy

where

Lillian

was

born

As

the

Ropschitz

family

were

Jewish

they

migrated

to

Australia

in

to

escape

the

rise

of

fascism

and

they

settled

in

Brisbane

Shortly

after

their

arrival

the

family

anglicised

their

names

the

surname

Roxon

was

Lillians

suggestion

She

studied

at

the

University

of

Queensland

where

she

met

and

had

a

brief

affair

with

Zell

Rabin

who

gave

Lillian

her

first

job

in

America

and

who

became

a

key

associate

of

Rupert

Murdoch

in

the

early

She

pursued

further

studies

at

the

University

of

Sydney

from

where

she

fell

in

with

the

freewheeling

movement

known

as

the

Sydney

Push

then

congregating

at

the

Lincoln

Inn

In

the

process

she

attracted

the

attention

of

an

ASIO

operative

and

was

reported

on

as

a

communist

sympathiser

She

began

her

career

in

newspapers

in

Sydney

and

for

several

years

worked

for

the

tabloid

magazine

Weekend

owned

by

newspaper

magnate

Sir

Frank

Packer

and

edited

by

renowned

author

Donald

Horne

In

she

moved

permanently

to

New

York

becoming

the

first

Australian

female

overseas

correspondent

and

the

first

Australian

journalist

to

establish

a

high

profile

in

the

US

From

onward

she

was

the

New

York

correspondent

for

The

Sydney

Morning

Herald

and

over

the

next

ten

years

she

carved

out

a

singular

career

reporting

on

arts

entertainment

and

womens

issues

for

the

Australian

American

and

British

press

In

the

Roxon

became

fascinated

by

pop

music

and

the

rise

of

groups

like

The

Beatles

The

Byrds

and

The

Rolling

Stones

and

she

began

to

write

regular

articles

on

the

subject

In

early

she

visited

San

Francisco

and

was

one

of

the

first

mainstream

journalists

to

write

about

the

nascent

hippie

movement

filing

a

landmark

story

for

The

Herald

on

the

subject

She

also

contributed

to

Oz

magazine

along

with

the

short

lived

Eye

magazine

in

the

late

Through

her

writings

and

her

interest

in

pop

she

became

one

of

the

leading

lights

of

the

social

and

musical

scene

that

centred

on

the

fabled

New

York

music

club

Maxs

Kansas

City

which

was

frequented

by

members

of

the

Andy

Warhol

circle

Lou

Reed

and

The

Velvet

Underground

Jim

Morrison

and

many

others

Roxon

appears

briefly

as

an

interviewed

member

of

the

audience

in

the

film

Celebration

at

Big

Sur

filmed

at

the

Big

Sur

Folk

Festival

Rock

criticism

Her

articles

about

the

burgeoning

rock

scene

are

now

credited

as

being

foundation

stones

of

serious

rock

writing

and

she

has

since

been

described

by

other

leading

critics

as

the

mother

of

rock

She

was

friendly

with

many

leading

music

stars

but

rarely

became

personally

involved

Although

she

looked

young

enough

to

mix

easily

with

the

rock

crowd

she

was

at

least

ten

years

older

than

most

of

the

musicians

she

wrote

about

Unusually

for

the

time

she

did

not

smoke

or

take

drugs

and

only

rarely

drank

alcohol

These

factors

together

with

her

renowned

wit

combined

to

give

her

writing

a

degree

of

ironic

detachment

that

influenced

many

younger

rock

writers

She

was

one

of

the

first

mainstream

journalists

to

treat

popular

music

with

any

degree

of

seriousness

and

to

regard

it

not

as

a

trivial

flash

in

the

pan

but

as

an

important

social

phenomenon

During

the

late

and

early

Roxon

became

close

friends

with

critic

and

rock

manager

Danny

Fields

Village

Voice

journalist

Blair

Sabol

musician

and

writer

Lenny

Kaye

later

the

guitarist

in

Patti

Smith

s

band

and

compiler

of

the

original

Nuggets

LP

photographers

Linda

McCartney

and

Leee

Black

Childers

and

Australian

academic

author

and

feminist

Germaine

Greer

In

she

was

joined

by

Sydney

Morning

Heralds

autocratic

foreign

correspondent

Margaret

Jones

It

was

a

clash

of

two

unbending

personalities

which

her

biographer

Robert

Milliken

described

as

like

two

sopranos

sharing

the

same

stage

Perhaps

to

keep

these

two

apart

Margaret

was

posted

to

Washington

the

following

year

Roxon

also

played

host

to

many

Australians

who

visited

the

city

including

The

Easybeats

and

singer

Lynne

Randell

and

artists

including

Clifton

Pugh

Australian

singer

Helen

Reddy

credits

Roxon

for

her

first

awareness

of

the

womens

movement

and

for

providing

much

of

the

impetus

for

cowriting

her

international

hit

I

Am

Woman

Linda

McCartney

then

Linda

Eastman

was

one

of

Roxons

closest

female

friends

and

she

did

much

to

further

Eastmans

career

but

the

friendship

ended

abruptly

in

when

Eastman

moved

to

London

married

Paul

McCartney

and

cut

all

ties

with

all

her

former

friends

a

move

which

wounded

Roxon

deeply

Lillian

eventually

retaliated

four

years

later

with

her

famously

scathing

review

of

the

McCartneys

first

American

TV

special

Published

in

the

New

York

Sunday

News

on

April

Roxons

review

panned

the

documentary

and

poured

scorn

on

Linda

slamming

her

for

being

catatonic

with

horror

at

having

to

mingle

with

ordinary

people

disdainful

if

not

downright

bored

her

teeth

relentlessly

clamped

in

a

Scarsdale

lockjaw

and

incredibly

cold

and

arrogant

Roxons

Rock

Encyclopedia

During

Roxon

was

commissioned

to

write

what

became

the

worlds

first

rock

encyclopaedia

published

by

Grosset

Dunlap

in

late

and

the

work

for

which

she

is

best

remembered

The

work

had

to

be

written

concurrently

with

her

regular

duties

as

the

Herald

correspondent

and

other

press

commitments

The

punishing

schedule

took

a

heavy

toll

on

her

health

and

she

developed

asthma

Lillian

Roxons

Rock

Encyclopedia

was

reissued

in

updated

by

Ed

Naha

In

the

early

Roxons

profile

expanded

and

she

became

more

widely

known

for

her

feminist

stance

She

wrote

a

groundbreaking

and

highly

personal

report

about

the

August

womens

rights

march

in

New

York

which

was

published

in

The

Sydney

Morning

Herald

under

the

title

There

is

a

tide

in

the

affairs

of

women

She

wrote

a

regular

column

on

sex

and

sexuality

for

Mademoiselle

magazine

which

continued

after

her

death

and

during

she

hosted

a

rock

radio

show

that

was

syndicated

to

stations

She

met

and

became

friends

with

David

Bowie

and

his

first

wife

Angie

on

Bowies

first

tour

of

the

USA

in

late

and

was

a

major

champion

of

Bowies

music

in

the

American

press

as

he

was

trying

to

break

into

the

US

market

Roxons

health

declined

during

the

early

She

made

what

would

be

her

last

visit

home

to

Australia

in

early

and

while

she

was

in

Sydney

in

early

February

she

was

interviewed

by

ABC

journalists

Jeune

Pritchard

and

Gary

Hyde

for

the

ABCs

pop

magazine

program

GTK

The

shorter

Jeune

Pritchard

interview

was

included

in

a

special

on

the

current

Australasian

tour

by

The

Rolling

Stones

and

showed

Roxon

looking

obviously

puffy

and

unwell

In

the

longer

Gary

Hyde

interview

Roxon

was

questioned

about

the

current

state

of

rock

music

in

general

in

response

to

Hydes

questions

about

upandcoming

acts

she

nominated

The

New

York

Dolls

and

the

thenunknown

Bette

Midler

as

names

to

watch

and

concluded

the

interview

by

making

a

selfdeprecating

joke

about

her

weight

Both

clips

are

currently

May

available

for

viewing

on

the

YouTube

videosharing

website

One

of

Roxons

last

print

articles

reported

on

the

landmark

New

York

concerts

at

Maxs

Kansas

City

by

Iggy

Pop

and

The

Stooges

and

her

final

piece

filed

in

early

August

was

on

rising

British

glam

rock

star

Marc

Bolan

Roxon

wrote

a

novel

loosely

based

on

her

years

in

Sydney

which

was

never

published

This

manuscript

now

resides

in

Sydneys

Mitchell

Library

State

Library

of

New

South

Wales

along

with

her

large

collection

of

letters

and

other

papers

donated

by

her

family

and

her

close

friend

the

film

producer

Margaret

Fink

Death

Lillian

Roxon

died

at

the

age

of

on

August

after

suffering

a

severe

asthma

attack

in

her

New

York

apartment

She

was

survived

by

two

brothers

Jack

and

Milo

Both

parents

predeceased

her

and

she

never

married

or

had

children

Her

niece

Nicola

Roxon

the

former

Australian

politician

was

the

federal

AttorneyGeneral

Biography

In

August

a

biography

of

Lillian

Roxon

was

published

in

Australia

by

Black

Inc

Lillian

Roxon

Mother

of

Rock

written

by

the

Sydneybased

journalist

and

author

Robert

Milliken

A

documentary

film

entitled

Mother

of

Rock

Lillian

Roxon

written

and

directed

by

Paul

Clarke

premiered

at

the

Melbourne

International

Film

Festival

and

was

partly

financed

by

the

Festivals

Premiere

Fund

References

Weblin

Mark

The

Lincoln

Inn

in

The

Northern

Line

No

April

Darcy

Waters

and

the

Secret

Police

a

b

Milliken

Robert

Mother

of

Rock

Black

Inc

Melbourne

Naha

E

ed

comp

Lillian

Roxons

Rock

Encyclopedia

Workman

Publishing

Grosset

and

Dunlap

NY

Jeune

Pritchard

interview

on

YouTube

Gary

Hyde

interview

on

YouTube

Mother

of

Rock

Melbourne

International

Film

Festival

Archived

January

at

the

Wayback

Machine

External

links

Interview

with

biographer

Robert

Milliken

More

information

about

the

documentary

Mother

of

Rock

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women

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Linda Bassett From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Linda Bassett Born 4 February 1950 age 68 Pluckley Kent England Occupation Actress Years active 1979present Linda Bassett born 4 February 1950 is an English actress Her television credits include Victoria Wood s Dinnerladies 1999 Lark Rise to Candleford 200811 Grandmas House 201012 and Call the Midwife 2015present She was nominated for the BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role for the 1999 film East Is East and for the Evening Standard Award for Best Actress for the 2013 revival of the play Roots at the Donmar Warehouse Contents 1 Biography 2 Theatre 3 Filmography 4 5 External links Biography Bassett was born in Pluckley Kent England to a typist mother and a police officer father Her roles include the awardwinning part of Ella Khan in the 1999 British comedy film East is East Other roles include Mrs Jennings in the threepart BBC adaptation Sense and Sensibility Queenie Turrill in Lark Rise to Candleford Doll in the film Cass In film she first gained notice when she was cast as Gertrude Stein opposite Linda Hunt as Alice B Toklas in Waiting for the Moon in 1987 She also appeared as Julia Roberts mother in Mary Reilly in 1996 Mrs Brenner the prison official in the 2008 film The Reader and as Cora in Calendar Girls She was March More recently she played Grandma in the BBC Two comedy Grandmas House Since 2015 she plays Nurse Phyllis Crane on the BBC drama series Call the Midwife Theatre In Basildon Royal Court Theatre London 2012 Love and Information National Theatre London 2012 People Royal National Theatre London 201213 Roots Donmar Warehouse London 2013 Visitors Arcola Theatre London 2014 and Bush Theatre London 201415 Filmography Year Film Role Notes 1987 Waiting for the Moon Gertrude Stein 1988 Dramarama Meg Crawford TV series 1 episode Making Waves Paris by Night Janet Swanton 1989 Traffik Rachel Lithgow TV series 4 episodes Boon Mrs Sheridan TV series 1 episode In It for the Monet 1990 Screen One Virginia Lyddon TV series 1 episode News Hound The Bill Shena Jackson TV series 2 episodes 1991 A Small Dance Sandra Matkin 4 Play Phyllis Twigg TV series 1 episode Say Hello to the Real Dr Snide Let Him Have It Mrs Miles 1994 Love Hurts Janice TV series 1 episode Blue Heaven A Touch of Frost Mrs Cornish TV series 1 episode Nothing to Hide Screen Two Mrs LovelessSusan TV series 2 episodes Frank Stubbs Eileen TV series 1 episode Babies 1995 A Village Affair Gwen TV film The Bill Chrissie Bates TV series 1 episode Old Habitats Bramwell Maud TV miniseries 1 episode Episode 17 Loved Up Mother TV film The Peter Principle Iris Jennings TV series 1 episode Pilot Haunted Madam Brontski 1996 Mary Reilly Marys Mother No Bananas Ellen Slater TV miniseries 10 episodes Indian Summer Doctor 1997 Kavanagh QC Miss Haddon QC TV series 1 episode Mute of Malice Oscar and Lucinda Betty Stratton 1998 Spoonface Steinberg Mrs Spud TV film The Life and Crimes of William Palmer Mary Thornton TV film Our Mutual Friend Abby Potterson TV miniseries 2 episodes Far from the Madding Crowd Maryann Money TV film Out of Hours CarolAnn Kumar TV miniseries 1999 East is East Ella Khan Nominated BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role Sister Dinnerladies Peggy TV series 1 episode Trouble 2000 Lounge Act Voice Short Don Quixote Housekeeper TV film Losing It Toms Mother TV film 2001 The Martins Anthea 2002 The Last Time Evelyn Short The Hours Nelly Boxall 2003 This Little Life Nurse Nina TV film Calendar Girls Cora 2004 Spivs Auntie Vee The Brief Maureen Tyler TV series 8 episodes 20042005 2005 Separate Lies Maggie Colour Me Kubrick A Trueish Story Trolley Lady Kinky Boots Melanie Heartbeat Beryl Palmer TV series 1 episode Burden of Proof The English Harem Monica Pringle TV film 2007 Midsomer murders Eileen Carnack TV series 1 episode The Animal Within 2008 Sense and Sensibility Mrs Jennings TV miniseries 3 episodes Cass Doll The Reader Ms Brenner Lark Rise to Candleford Queenie Turrill TV series 40 episodes 20082011 2010 West Is West Ella Khan Grandmas House Grandma TV series 12 episodes 20102012 2012 Nick Nickleby Mrs Smike TV series 4 episodes 2012present 2013 Spies of Warsaw TV Series BBC miniseries 2015 Twirlywoos Narrator childrens TV show 2015 Call the Midwife Nurse Phyllis Crane TV series 2017 Carnage Dr Yasmine Vondenburg Mockumentary References Linda Bassett Biography 1950 External links Linda Bassett on IMDb Authority control BNE XX1501948 BNF cb140374573 data ISNI 0000 0001 1473 0969 NKC xx0170328 SUDOC 060711841 VIAF 56810829 WorldCat Identities via VIAF 56810829 Categories 1950 births English film actresses English television actresses Living people Actresses from Kent 20thcentury English actresses 21stcentury English actresses

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Lisbon Juneau County Wisconsin From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia Lisbon Wisconsin Town Location of Lisbon Wisconsin Coordinates 435125N 90850W Coordinates 435125N 90850W Country United States State Wisconsin County Juneau Area Total 283 sq mi 733 km 2 Land 282 sq mi 732 km 2 Water 01 sq mi 01 km 2 Elevation 876 ft 267 m Population 2000 Total 1020 Density 361sq mi 139km 2 Time zone UTC6 Central CST Summer DST UTC5 CDT Area codes 608 FIPS code 5544825 GNIS feature ID 1583578 Lisbon is a town in Juneau County Wisconsin United States The population was 1020 at the 2000 census Geography According to the United States Census Bureau the town has a total area of 283 square miles 733 km of which 282 square miles 732 km of it is land and 01 square miles 01 km of it 018 is water Demographics As of the census of 2000 there were 1020 people 388 households and 292 families residing in the town The population density was 361 people per square mile 139km There were 438 housing units at an average density of 155 per square mile 60km The racial makeup of the town was 9686 White 010 African American 078 Native American 216 Asian and 010 from two or more races Hispanic or Latino of any race were 078 of the population There were 388 households out of which 366 had children under the age of 18 living with them 634 were married couples living together 64 had a female householder with no husband present and 247 were nonfamilies 216 of all households were made up of individuals and 95 had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older The average household size was 263 and the average family size was 305 In the town the population was spread out with 278 under the age of 18 55 from 18 to 24 272 from 25 to 44 258 from 45 to 64 and 137 who were 65 years of age or older The median age was 40 years For every 100 females there were 1016 males For every 100 females age 18 and over there were 1028 males The median income for a household in the town was 41354 and the median income for a family was 47946 Males had a median income of 32039 versus 25000 for females The per capita income for the town was 18231 About 63 of families and 89 of the population were below the poverty line including 130 of those under age 18 and 46 of those age 65 or over References a b US Board on Geographic Names United States Geological Survey 20071025 Retrieved 20080131 a b American FactFinder United States Census Bureau Retrieved 20080131 v t e Municipalities and communities of Juneau County Wisconsin United States County seat Mauston Cities Elroy Mauston New Lisbon Wisconsin Dells Villages Camp Douglas Hustler Lyndon Station Necedah Union Center Wonewoc Towns Armenia Clearfield Cutler Finley Fountain Germantown Kildare Kingston Lemonweir Lindina Lisbon Lyndon Marion Necedah Orange Plymouth Seven Mile Creek Summit Wonewoc Unincorporated communities Cloverdale Cutler Finley Indian Heights Kelly Lemonweir Lindina Lone Rock Mather Meadow Valley New Miner Orange Mill Sprague Indian reservation HoChunk Indian Reservation Footnotes This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties Categories Towns in Juneau County Wisconsin Towns in Wisconsin

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List of Bollywood films of 1994 From Wikipedia the free encyclopedia This article needs additional citations for verification Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources Unsourced material may be challenged and removed May 2015 Learn how and when to remove this template message Bollywood Cinema 1920s 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930s 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940s 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950s 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960s 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970s 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980s 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990s 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000s 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010s 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 v t e A list of films produced by the Bollywood film industry based in Mumbai in 1994 Contents 1 Highestgrossing films 2 1994 AZ 3 4 External links Highestgrossing films The top films released in 1994 by worldwide gross are as follows Highestgrossing films of 1994 Rank Title Distributor Domestic CollectionIndia Worldwide gross 1 Hum Aapke Hain Koun Rajshri Productions 6693Cr 12796Cr 2 Mohra Trimurti Films Pvt Ltd 1570Cr 1581Cr 3 Krantiveer Mehul Movies Pvt Ltd 1271Cr 1285Cr 4 Raja Babu Sapna Arts 1214Cr 1227Cr 5 Main Khiladi Tu Anari United Seven Creations 1148cr 1164cr 6 Yeh Dillagi Yash Raj Films 1055Cr 1069Cr 7 Laadla Neha Arts 975Cr 983Cr 8 Suhaag Shweta International 964Cr 975Cr 9 Dilwale SP Creations 888Cr 899Cr 10 Vijaypath Time Magnetic Pvt Ltd 841Cr 854Cr 1994 AZ Title Director Cast Genre 1942 A Love Story Vidhu Vinod Chopra Anil Kapoor Manisha Koirala Jackie Shroff Anupam Kher Pran Danny Denzongpa Romance Social Aa Gale Lag Jaa Hamid Ali Khan Jugal Hansraj Urmila Matondkar Ajit Ishrat Ali Romance Aag K Ravi Shankar Shilpa Shetty Govinda Sonali Bendre Romance Aag Andhi Aur Toofan Kanti Shah Aag Aur Chingari Kanti Shah Asrani Shakti Kapoor Ravi Kishan Aaja Re O Sajana Aaja Sanam Aao Pyaar Karen Ravendra Peepat Saif Ali Khan Shilpa Shetty Somy Ali Drama Romance Aatish Feel the Fire Sanjay Gupta Sanjay Dutt Karisma Kapoor Raveena Tandon Ab To Aaja Saajan Mere Rakesh A Nahata Arvind Joshi Shalini Kapoor Roma Manik Drama Romance Amanaat Raj N Sippy Sanjay Dutt Heera Rajgopal Akshay Kumar Action Adventure Andaz David Dhawan Anil Kapoor Juhi Chawla Karisma Kapoor Action Comedy Crime Drama Andaz Apna Apna Rajkumar Santoshi Aamir Khan Salman Khan Raveena Tandon Karishma Kapoor Paresh Rawal Shakti Kapoor Viju Khote Comedy Anjaam Rahul Rawail Madhuri Dixit Deepak Tijori Shah Rukh Khan Drama Thriller Anokha Premyudh Arun Aruna Irani Shakti Kapoor Comedy Drama Family Romance Anth Sanjay Khanna Sunil Shetty Somy Ali Action Aranyaka Apurba Kishore Bir Mohan Gokhale Sanjana Kapoor Navni Parihar Baali Umar Ko Salaam Vasant R Patel Kamal Sadanah Beena Banerjee Tisca Chopra Action Comedy Drama Bandit Queen Shekhar Kapur Seema Biswas Nirmal Pandey Biography Social Beta Ho To Aisa CP Dixit Vikas Anand Anuradha Asrani Betaaj Badshah Iqbal Durrani Raaj Kumar Shatrughan Sinha Jay Mehta Brahma K Subhash Govinda Madhoo Ayesha Jhulka Chaand Kaa Tukdaa Saawan Kumar Sridevi Salman Khan Action Comedy Drama Chauraha Sadaqat Hussein Jeetendra Jackie Shroff Jayapradha Cheetah Harmesh Malhotra Mithun Chakraborty Ashwini Bhave Chhoti Bahoo MM Baig Vikas Anand Beena Banerjee Bindu Drama Family Didi Prakash Jha Dilbar B Krishna Rao Mamta Kulkarni Rishikesh Raj Nawaz Khan Drama Romance Family Dilwale Harry Baweja Ajay Devgn Suniel Shetty Paresh Rawal Raveena Tandon Romance Do Fantoosh Sikander Bharti Veerendra Sadashiv Amrapurkar Vikas Anand Ishita Babbar Comedy Drohkaal Om Puri Naseeruddin Shah Mita Vasisht Dulaara Vimal Kumar Govinda Karishma Kapoor Gulshan Grover Thriller Eena Meena Deeka David Dhawan Vinod Khanna Rishi Kapoor Juhi Chawla Action Crime Comedy Ekka Raja Rani Afzal Ahmad Vinod Khanna Govinda Ayesha Jhulka Ashwini Bhave Elaan Akshay Kumar Madhoo Ganga Aur Ranga Joginder Sahila Chaddha Suresh Chatwal Anita Chopra Action Gangster Dev Anand Mamta Kulkarni Manu Gargi Anita Ayoob Action Drama Thriller Ghar Ki Izzat Kalpataru Jeetendra Rishi Kapoor Anita Raj Comedy Romance Musical Gopalaa Akash Jain Bindu Suresh Chatwal Prem Chopra Gopi Kishan Mukesh Duggal Sunil Shetty Karisma Kapoor Shilpa Shirodkar Action Comedy Crime Drama Hanste Khelte Bharat Rangachary Rahul Roy Aparajita Comedy Drama Hum Aapke Hain Koun Sooraj R Barjatya Salman Khan Madhuri Dixit Alok Nath Renuka Shahane Reema Lagoo Anupam Kher Bindu Romance Hum Hain Bemisaal Deepak Bahry Akshay Kumar Sunil Shetty Shilpa Shirodkar Madhoo Ikke Pe Ikka Raj Sippy Akshay Kumar Shanti Priya Prithvi Action Comedy Insaaf Apne Lahoo Se Latif Khan Shatrughan Sinha Sanjay Dutt Shekhar Suman Action Drama Insaniyat Tony Juneja Amitabh Bachchan Sunny Deol Raveena Tandon Chunky Pandey Jayaprada Sonam Anupam Kher Prem Chopra Alok Nath Aftab Shivdasani Vinod Mehra Nutan Action Crime Drama Ishq Mein Jeena Ishq Mein Marna Miraq Mirza Divya Dutta Brij Gopal Shafi Inamdar Romance Jai Kishen Akshay Kumar Ayesha Jhulka Jai Maa Karwa Chauth Pradeep Pandit Master Ankit Banjara Kishore Anand Bhanushali Drama Fantasy History Janam Se Pehle BR Ishara Raj Babbar Farah Naaz Sumeet Saigal Janta Ki Adalat TLV Prasad Sadashiv Amrapurkar Asrani Laxmikant Berde Musical Jazbaat Anant Balani Suchitra Krishnamoorthi Rohit Roy Reema Lagoo Romance Juaari Jagdish A Sharma Dharmendra Arman Kohli Shilpa Shirodkar Family Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa Kundan Shah Shah Rukh Khan Naseeruddin Shah Suchitra Krishnamoorthi Romance Kanoon Sushma Shiromani Ajay Devgn Urmila Matondkar Kiran Kumar Gulshan Grover Action Karan Shiv Kumar Vindu Dara Singh Prem Chopra Trishna Khudai Johny Bakshi Rajesh Khanna Madhavi Deepika Drama Khuddar Iqbal Durrani Govinda Karishma Kapoor Action Kranti Kshetra Raajiv Kumar Mithun Chakraborty Pooja Bhatt Harish Action Krantiveer Mehul Kumar Nana Patekar Dimple Kapadia Atul Agnihotri Mamta Kulkarni Drama Romance Laadla Raj Kanwar Anil Kapoor Sridevi Raveena Tandon Drama Laqshya Bhagwan Thakur Tinnu Anand Kiran Kumar Sujit Kumar Madam X Deepak Shivdasani Rekha Mohsin Khan Shakti Kapoor Action Crime Drama Thriller Madhosh Vikram Bhatt Dilip Dhawan Anjali Jatthar Faisal Khan Maha Shaktishaali K Pappu Dharmendra Ayesha Jhulka Anupam Kher Main Khiladi Tu Anari Sameer Malkan Akshay Kumar Saif Ali Khan Shilpa Shetty Raageshwari Action Comedy Mammo Shyam Benegal Farida Jalal Surekha Sikri Amit Phalke Drama Mera Pyara Bharat Rama Rao Tatineni Tisca Chopra Puneet Issar Sharad S Kapoor Action Mohabbat Ki Arzoo KC Bokadia Rishi Kapoor Zeba Bakhtiar Rakesh Bedi Ashwini Bhave Action Romance Drama Mohra Rajiv Rai Sunil Shetty Naseeruddin Shah Akshay Kumar Raveena Tandon Paresh Rawal Action Mr Azaad T Ramarao Anil Kapoor Niki Aneja Ishrat Ali Action Musical Naaraaz Mahesh Bhatt Mithun Chakraborty Pooja Bhatt Sonali Bendre Atul Agnihotri Action Crime Drama Paramaatma Bapu Mithun Chakraborty Juhi Chawla Amrish Puri Action Drama Fantasy Pathreela Raasta Ajay Kashyap Dimple Kapadia Varsha Usgaonkar Sadashiv Amrapurkar Action Pehla Pehla Pyar Manmohan Singh Rishi Kapoor Tabu Anupam Kher Drama Crime Action Comedy Prem Shakti Shibu Mitra Govinda Karisma Kapoor Shakti Kapoor Action Drama Fantasy Romance Prem Yog Rajeev Kumar Rishi Kapoor Madhoo Shammi Kapoor Drama Family Pyar Ka Rog Ravi Behl Bindu Comedy Romance Raat Ke Gunaah Archana Singh Shekhar Suman Raja Babu David Dhawan Karishma Kapoor Govinda Shakti Kapoor Kader Khan Prem Chopra Comedy Saajan Ka Ghar Surendra Kumar Bohra Rishi Kapoor Juhi Chawla Deepak Tijori Drama Family Saboot Mangta Hain Kanoon Suraj Prakash Raj Babbar Shashi Kapoor Amjad Khan Anita Raj Action Salaami Shahrukh Sultan Ayub Khan Samyukta Roshini Jaffery Adventure Sangdil Sanam Shomu Mukerji Salman Khan Manisha Koirala Sholay Aur Toofan N Paryani Kiran Kumar Raaj Premi Damini Priya Stuntman Deepak Balraaj Vij Avtar Singh Ahluwalia Tinnu Anand Ami Asthana Action Drama Romance Suhaag Kuku Kohli Ajay Devgn Akshay Kumar Nagma Karisma Kapoor Action Teesra Kaun Partho Ghosh Mithun Chakraborty Chunky Pandey Somy Ali Comedy Drama Thriller Tejasvini N Chandra Deepak Malhotra Vijayshanti Charan Raj Action Drama Family Thanedarni Surinder Kapoor Shikha Swaroop The Gentleman Mahesh Bhatt Juhi Chawla Chiranjeevi Action Triyacharitra Basu Chatterjee Om Puri Rajeshwari Sachdev Naseeruddin Shah Drama Two Brothers Juhi Chawla Udhaar Ki Zindagi KV Raju Jeetendra Moushumi Chatterjee Kajol Ulfat Ki Nayee Manzilen K Ravi Shankar Agha Ramesh Deo Seema Deo Vaade Iraade Kalpana Bhardwaj Aayuush Kumar Mamta Kulkarni Kulbhushan Kharbanda Social Vayu Velu Viswanandhan Vijaypath Farogh Siddique Ajay Devgn Tabu Suresh Oberoi Romance Drama Woh Chokri Subhankar Ghosh Pallavi Joshi Neena Gupta Drama Yaar Gaddar Umesh Mehra Saif Ali Khan Shweta Somy Ali Yeh Dillagi Naresh Malhotra Akshay Kumar Saif Ali Khan Kajol Romance Yuhi Kabhi Kumar Bhatia Tinnu Anand Master Bhagwan Kumar Bhatia Comedy Drama Zaalim Sikander Bharti Akshay Kumar Madhoo Action Zakhmi Dil Raju Subramanian Akshay Kumar Ashwini Bhave Ravi Kishan Action Romance Zamane Se Kya Darna Bobby Raj Sanjay Dutt Raveena Tandon Alok Nath Family Zid Esmayeel Shroff Jay Mehta Raageshwari Mala Sinha References Box Office 1994 Retrieved 23 February 2017 External links Bollywood films of 1994 at the Internet Movie Database v t e Indian films by year and decade v t e 1994 films American Argentine Australian Bangladeshi British Canadian Chinese Egyptian French Hong Kong Indian Bengali Bollywood Kannada Malayalam Marathi Ollywood Tamil Telugu Israeli Italian Japanese Pakistani South Korean Spanish v t e Films by country Categories Lists of Bollywood films by year Lists of 1994 films by country or language 1994 in Indian cinema

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