69 Miranda Richardson Movies, Ranked Best to Worst

Schoolboy Jamie Graham gets separated from his wealthy British family in Shanghai after the Japanese army begins occupying China during WWII and struggles to overcome hunger on the streets until being taken to a POW camp. He remains upbeat despite witnessing the horrors of war firsthand and survives with the help of several strangers whom he befriends.

Blackadder: Back and Forth is a science fiction short film which revolves around Lord Edmund Blackadder who develops a time machine using plans drawn by Leonardo da Vinci. Along with his servant who is a simpleton, he embarks on an adventure to the past, and meets several important historical figures.  

Based on J.K. Rowling’s final novel of the ‘Harry Potter’ series, it is the first of the two-part finale of the movie series. The film follows Harry, Ron, and Hermione as they hunt for Horcruxes after Dumbledore’s death, while escaping Death Eaters, to destroy Lord Voldemort once and for all.  

The movie begins with Voldemort's followers causing mayhem at Quidditch World Cup. Later, as Harry Potter returns to complete his fourth year at the Hogwarts, he is unexpectedly selected by the Goblet of Fire to compete in The Triwizard Tournament. Harry now has to deal with a frightening maze, hostile sea creatures, dragons and ultimately a dark wizard.

The movie revolves around the lives of three women of three different generations, Clarissa Vaughan, Laura Brown, and Virginia Woolf. Their lives are interconnected by Woolf’s novel Mrs Dalloway. The movie unfolds the personal struggles of each woman in the span of a single day in different decades ending with transcendent revelations. 

Enchanted April is a drama film which takes us to the time after the First World War, and revolves around four women who are quite dissatisfied with their lives. Therefore, they decide to take a vacation to Italy together, although they don’t seem to have much in common.

Sleepy Hollow is a thriller directed by Tim Burton set in the gothic town of the same name, where a detective tries to solve the murders committed by a local legend, the headless horseman. Johnny Depp stars as an eccentric New York detective who uncovers the secret of the murderer's penchant for killing his victims by decapitation of their heads.

This biographical drama film revolves around the story of Dido Elizabeth Belle. Although she was the illegitimate daughter of a navy admiral, she grew up in poverty and was eventually found by her father, who entrusted her to his brother and his wife. Belle eventually grows up to contribute to the abolition of slavery in England.

British soldier Jody is lured by Jude into IRA trap. While he is held hostage, Jody strikes an exceptional friendship with IRA guard Fergus. When their plan regarding Jody goes wrong, Fergus flees to London with a new name Jimmy, and meets Jody’s lover, Dil. Both are besotted, but will they continue to feel same way after learning truth about each other?

The masked Phantom of the Opera is a musical genius with a bitter heart and a deformed face who mentors young chorus singer, Christine, and forces the opera crew to cast her in key roles. However, when he finds out that Christine and the theater's new patron, Viscount Raoul, are in love, he plans to abduct and marry her.

Also known as Paris, I love You, it is an anthology film comprising of eighteen short films which are set in the different arrondissements of Paris. Directed by visionary directors from all around the world, these eighteen short films are incredibly humane depictions of life in Paris, which resonate universal themes of love, life, and loss. 

Based on Queen Victoria’s early reign, the film portrays her life since the time she was the heir presumptive. Subjected to a political tug of war in the family, she has a difficult time until she accedes to the throne. The film then goes on to depict her struggle as a young queen, her marriage to Prince Albert, their initial fights, ending with their final reconciliation.  

Based on a war memoir by Vera Brittain, it features upper-class, independent-minded young Vera who is set to attend Oxford University. When WWI commences, her brother Edward and fiancé Roland join army. As war casualties escalate, Vera leaves her studies to become a nurse for the Voluntary Aid Detachment. Even after losing all men closest to her, she continues to serve the mankind. 

Made in Dagenham is a historical comedy drama film which revolves around the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant, where female workers were protesting because of sexual discrimination, and for being paid much lesser than men.

The Apostle is a drama film which tells the story of a charismatic preacher whose wife begins a relationship with another man. She also starts conspiring against him to remove him from his power.  He soon leaves his town and ends up in Louisiana. He changes his identity and starts preaching on the radio.

Jeff Bauman loses both his legs in the Boston marathon bombing of 2013, after which he tries to adjust to his new life with prosthetic limbs. He soon inspires many others and becomes a symbol of hope.

Damage is a romantic psychological thriller film which tells the story of British politician Stephen who is in a dull but stable marriage. When he meets the fiancee of his son, he becomes quite attracted to her, and begins an intense affair. As the situation worsens, Stephen finds himself struggling to avoid destroying himself and his family.

Spider is a psychological drama mystery film, which tells the story of a disturbed man suffering from schizophrenia. His memory slips back into his childhood where he believes that his father has killed his mother brutally and has replaced her with a prostitute. 

Churchill is a biographical drama film which takes us to the time during the Second World. It revolves around British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, and the difficult decisions he faced during the war.

The Muppets set out on a grand world tour, performing in locations such as Madrid, Berlin, London and Dublin. However, just after finishing their performance in Berlin, they find themselves involved in a jewel heist.

After being shot while trying to stop a group of thugs, Tom, a teen boy gets into a coma. He eventually wakes up and discovers shortly after, that he has developed some strange superpowers since fragments of his smart phone have been embedded in his head.  He tracks down those who were responsible for his condition and gets them arrested. He adopts the alias iBoy, and decides to fight crime to set things right.

An ignored and playboy prince flies from Denmark to the US to study at a university in Wisconsin. He soon meets and falls in love with Paige Morgan, a pre-med student who doesn't know he's a prince.

Santa Claus’s elder brother, Fred, ends up in jail for stealing. Santa agrees to bail him out on a condition that he will come to the North Pole and help him make toys for Christmas. 

Set in dystopian Los Angeles, a fictional United States is under threat of a nuclear attack in this sci-fi-thriller satire. Activists, corporations and governments seek their agendas in the backdrop of mass paranoia. Meanwhile, a movie star plans his next movie with a porn star and policeman.

While investigating the murder of Ritchie, his brother, in his hometown, a gangster discovers some dark secrets which turn his life upside down.

The chickens on the Tweedys' farm are threatened by an automated chicken pie machine, the owners are building to make the business profitable. Meanwhile, Rocky, a rooster, crash-lands into the farm after being shot from a circus cannon, and is pressured by Ginger, the head chick, to teach them to fly so that they can escape.

After his father is captured by a circus troupe, a young fox named Little Jack embarks on a mission to rescue him. He is aided in his mission by a nature-loving boy in a wheelchair, and a young acrobat girl.