the 1967 film Bedazzled. 1979: The Life of Brian, a film by Monty Python, features a character named Judith (played by Sue Jones-Davies) who is referred to by Brian's mother as a "Welsh tart." Several other references to Welsh characters can be gleaned from the screenplay. 1980: The Falls, directed by Welsh-born filmmaker Peter Greenaway, references the Welsh-born character Tulse Luper. 1983: Taking Tiger Mountain, references a Welsh Minister of Prostitution. It was directed by Tom Huckabee, based on a novella by William S. Burroughs. 1991: Old Scores, set in New Zealand, is about a former Welsh rugby star. It was directed by Alan Clayton. 1994: Au Pair was directed by Angelika Weber. The main character and her boyfriend are Welsh. 1997: The Replacements,features Rhys Ifans as a Welsh soccer player who is recruited to play American football. When called a "Mick" by teammates, he asserts that he is Welsh, not Irish. It was directed by Howard Deutch. 1999: Notting Hill, features Rhys Ifans as a Welsh character called Spike. 2000: The Man Who Cried, about a Jewish girl who leaves the Soviet Union to be raised in England, utilises a Welsh music teacher to help aid in the girl's assimilation to English culture. As he was not allowed to speak Welsh but succeeded professionally after learning English, so will she succeed if she abandons her native tongue. 2003 and following: The Tulse Luper Suitcases is a multimedia project by Welsh-born filmmaker Peter Greenaway concerning the Welsh-born character Tulse Luper. 2004: Heights, starring Glenn Close, features Andrew Howard as the Welsh character, Ian. It was directed by Chris Terrio. 2004: Patrick, a documentary about the Welsh St. Patrick who became the patron saint of Ireland, was directed by Pamela Mason Wagner. 2011: The Rite features Anthony Hopkins as Father Lucas, a Welsh exorcist, living in Rome. 2013: Evil Dead (2013 film), directed by Fede Álvarez; a character speaks in Welsh. 2017: Finding Your Feet, directed by Richard Loncraine. John Sessions plays a Welsh character. 2020: Dolittle (film), directed by Stephen Gaghan; Robert Downey, Jr. plays the titular Welsh character. Filmed on location in Wales, but set elsewhere 1931: The Ghost Train was filmed at Barmouth Viaduct and directed by Walter Forde. 1940: The Thief of Bagdad was filmed at Freshwater West, Pembrokeshire. 1941: The Ghost Train was filmed at Fairbourne Station and Barmouth Bridge. Directed by Walter Forde. 1943: Nine