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After starring in the 1980's teen classic Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Jennifer Jason Leigh has made a career out of playing often troubled but thoroughly multi-dimensional women. A critic's darling, Leigh is always fascinating and always innovative, whether she's portraying a pregnant teenager, a psychopathic stalker, a prostitute, a drug addict or the poet and intellectual Dorothy Parker. It seems she's capable of anything.

A Scottish actor who easily moves from art house to big budget, Ewan McGregor was best known for his portrayal as a heroin addict in Danny Boyle's Trainspotting, then found mainstream success as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars prequel trilogy. A charming romantic lead, McGregor is famously fearless as an actor and always fun to watch.

Australian actress Cate Blanchett is a chameleon. Whether she's playing Queen Elizabeth or Katherine Hepburn, she completely transforms herself into every role and is continually fascinating to watch. She's racked up multiple awards and nominations in a relatively short period of time and has a long career ahead of her - no doubt to be filled with more compelling and tranformative performances.
Ararat is probably my essential. It's a film where I'm dealing with my own history as an Armenian. It's probably the most unwieldy film I've ever made. It's certainly not the "best" movie I've made, but it's the most important I've made.
Manic Vegas dancers, incompetent aliens, drug-crazed teens, disco icons and drag queens in love: These are the stuff of Camp Classics. Loathed by the mainstream media but adored by revival house habitués, hardcore movie collectors and those with an affection for the offbeat, the bizarre and the ridiculous, these are ten of the most outrageously over-the-top movies you're likely to see in your lifetime. Fasten your seatbelts before viewing, and dress accordingly. Explore our Essential Camp Classics on DVD, including:
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