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Andrew Crocker-Harris (Character)
from The Browning Version (1994)

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Alternate Names:
Andrew Crocker Harris

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  1. The Browning Version (1994) Played by Albert Finney

  2. The Browning Version (1985) (TV) Played by Ian Holm

  3. "ITV Play of the Week"
        - The Browning Version (1966) TV episode, Played by Michael Hordern (as Andrew Crocker Harris)
  4. Das Abschiedsgeschenk (1962) (TV) Played by Wolfgang Büttner
  5. Miehen varjo (1960) (TV) Played by Pehr-Olof Sirén
  6. "Startime"
        - The Browning Version (1960) TV episode, Played by Maurice Evans

  7. "The DuPont Show of the Month"
        - The Browning Version (1959) TV episode, Played by John Gielgud
  8. "ITV Television Playhouse"
        - The Browning Version (1958) TV episode, Played by Robert Flemyng
  9. Skuggan av en man (1958) (TV) Played by Ulf Johansson
  10. "Lux Video Theatre"
    ... aka "Summer Video Theatre" - USA (summer title)
        - The Browning Version (1955) TV episode, Played by Herbert Marshall
  11. The Browning Version (1955) (TV) Played by Peter Cushing
  12. The Browning Version (1951) Played by Michael Redgrave

Additional Details

Genres:
Drama / Comedy / History / Romance
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Based On Play / Anthology / Foreign Language Adaptation / Adultery See more »

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Quotes:
From The Browning Version (1951)
Andrew Crocker-Harris: You see, my dear Hunter, she is really quite as much to be pitied as I am. We are both of us interesting subjects for your microscope, hmmm! Oh, both of us needing something from the other to make life supportable for us... and neither of us able to give it. Two kinds of love, hers and mine. Worlds apart! Oh, I know now, but back when I married her, I did not think that they were incompatible, nor, I suppose, did she. See more »

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