Fireworks Logo

Trailers...

  • About an Intimate Matter
  • Between Two Lovers
  • Baby Jackfruit Baby Guava
  • Mermaid
  • Big Little Things
  • Black Church Bay
  • Camouflage
  • Dora
  • Eklipse
  • Girl Group
  • Give Me the Ball!
  • Leader (The)
  • Lesbian Lines
  • Lorca: Broken Voices
  • Love is Love
  • Marie Madeleine
  • Woman’s Life (A)
  • Nosotros
  • Queer Edward II
  • Safe Distance (A)
  • Tijuana, Todavía
  • Tropical Park
  • Margaritari
  • Birds in the Dark
  • Fugs Film!
  • Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra (A)
  • Scott Kress Needs a Man
  • Trio (The)
  • Only Known to Us
  • Woman's Work (A)
  • Queerdos (The)
  • Call Me Queen
  • Papaya
  • Pain and the Power (The)
  • All God's Colors
  • Living Out Loud
  • Song of Hiawatha (The)
  • Haptic
  • Tiny, Texas
  • AIDS – In Times of Love

Rhodes

Country: UK, Language: English, 480 mins

  • Director: David Drury
  • Writer: Antony Thomas
  • Producer: Scott Meek; Charles Salmon

CGiii Comment

He was an egotistical, hideous, woman-hating homo - and, unfortunately, Shaw is just too damn likeable.

This is a watered-down version of his life - he did have a penchant for bum-f&*king little black boys - now, that's not in the official biography.

If you're going to tell his story...tell his story!


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

This 8-part drama series tells the story of Cecil Rhodes, the British 19th-century businessman who became the wealthiest man in the Western world and founded the nation Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe). The series tells of how he arrived in South Africa as a teenager, how he made his fortune in gold and diamond mining, and how he led the colonization of large areas of Africa.

Cast & Characters

Martin Shaw as Cecil John Rhodes;
Frances Barber as Princess Catherine Radziwill;
Neil Pearson as Dr. Leander Starr Jameson;
Philip Godawa as John X. Merriman;
Franz Dobrowsky as Alfred Beit;
David Butler as Charles Rudd;
Ken Stott as Barney Barnato;
Washington Xisolo as Lobengula;
Gresby Nash as Harry Currey;
Ramalao Makhene as Babayane;
Ken Gampu as Mshete;
Ian Roberts as Johann Colenbrander;
Paul Slabolepszy as Frederick Selous;
Gavin Hood as Frank Johnson;
Alex Ferns as John Grimmer