Game - Guess the movie

[Mackenzie1970]

Then perhaps 'The Devil's Advocate'?

[Keswick]

 Absolutely right! 

[Mackenzie1970]

Yay!

A young married mother can't help falling in love with a count.

[Keswick]

Dracula? 

[Mackenzie1970]

I'm afraid not.

The lady is also aristocratic.

[Mackenzie1970]

Nobody? Maybe because of the weekend.

Anyhow, here's the next hint: the film is set in Russia.

[Duckduck]

Hi Mackkenzie1970,

Ahhhhhhhh, should be "Anna Karenina" then, right?!

Duckduck

[Mackenzie1970]

Sure, dear Duckduck! Thx, I was slowly running out of further hints.  

Btw: Would you mind calling me Mackenzie? I've just added '1970' because 'Mackenzie' was already assigned.

[Duckduck]

Ooops, it's my turn again... Ermmmmmm

A young girl (possibly preadolescent) lives with her family (parents, older sister, younger brother) in a flat next to a strangely behaving man.  

Duckduck

[Mirela]

 Léon

[Duckduck]

Respect! That's correct, of course!
Your turn, Mirela  

Duckduck

[Mirela]

Thank you. Great movie with an even greater actor! 
Here comes one of my really favourite movies(well, not so much the movie but the book after it was made) and it is through and through English: 
John Oliver said about it ( in one of his shows):
........a movie where a redhead played second fiddle to a magical Englishman........" I shall have all the powers and your brothers shall die fighting my wars.....so, come along, come along!

[Keswick]

Oh I know this, because John Oliver's quote was mentioned several times during the discussion and vote of Scottish independence. Would the movie be Braveheart by any chance?

[Mirela]

John Oliver said that  "à propos de"  Scottish Independence, that is true,  but , I'm sorry, it isn't about William Wallace.

The movies(and the books) are through and through English!!!

[Keswick]

Okay....... red head, magical English man. Far-fetched but is it Harry Potter?