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Türkçe (Turkish)Thursday, April 23rd, 2020
Doctor Peyton Westlake (Liam Neeson) is attempting to clone body but is disturbed when his laboratory is torched by a gang of thugs, leaving him for dead. Horribly disfigured, he uses his equipment to survive, reinventing himself as Darkman (Saturday 25th, 9pm).
Obsessed with avenging himself on sadistic gang leader Robert G. Durant (Larry Drake), Darkman is torn by his love for former girlfriend Julie (Frances McDormand), and struggles to reconcile the two warring sides of his personality.
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We use both the Global Listings press schedules (in Word) and their XML files. The programme descriptions are rather good and not too long, which is helpful. We use their text verbatim and import it direct into our database.
