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House of Cards: Episode 4

Episode 4

BBC One - House of Cards, Episode 4

In the run up to the leadership election Urquhart becomes ever more ruthless.

Adaptation of a satirical novel about the corrupt and cynical world of British party politics. In the run-up to the leadership election, Urquhart plans to eliminate his rivals.

Andrew Davies' adaptation of Michael Dobbs' best-selling satirical novel about the corrupt and cynical world of British party politics. In the run up to the leadership election Urquhart becomes ever more ruthless. He must eliminate each one of his rivals, but what can he do about Mattie? (1990)

Drama: Political

The original, award-winning tale of treachery and treason at the top of British politics.

The original, multi-award-winning tale of treachery and treason at the top of British politics. Ian Richardson is Francis Urquhart – corrupt, cynical and devilishly charismatic.

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