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David Hare (writer)
Release Date:
19 July 1985 (USA) more
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Nominated for BAFTA Film Award. Another 5 wins more
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Intriguing use of time more (11 total)
Cast
(Credited cast)| Vanessa Redgrave | ... | Jean Travers | |
| Ian Holm | ... | Stanley Pilborough | |
| Judi Dench | ... | Marcia Pilborough | |
| Stuart Wilson | ... | Mike Langdon | |
| Tim McInnerny | ... | John Morgan | |
| Suzanna Hamilton | ... | Karen Creasy | |
| Tom Wilkinson | ... | Roger Braithwaite | |
| Marjorie Yates | ... | Verity Braithwaite | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Katy Behean | ... | Young Marcia | |
| Ted Beyer | ... | Police Sergeant | |
| Patrick Blackwell | ... | Derek | |
| Ian Bleasdale | ... | Neurotic Teacher | |
| Howard Crossley | ... | Policeman | |
| Penny Downie | ... | Chrissie | |
| David Foreman | ... | Young Malay | |
| Christopher Fulford | ... | Arthur | |
| Matthew Guinness | ... | Randall | |
| Robert Hines | ... | Jim Mortimer | |
| Mike Kelly | ... | CID Policeman | |
| Bert King | ... | Mr. Mortimer | |
| Richard Marris | ... | Sir Thomas | |
| Peter Martin | ... | Helpful Parent | |
| Norman Mills | ... | Drama Teacher | |
| Guy Nicholls | ... | Mr. Varley | |
| Joely Richardson | ... | Young Jean Travers | |
| Vanessa Rosenthal | ... | Pretentious Parent | |
| Marjorie Sudell | ... | Lily | |
| Paula Tilbrook | ... | Mrs. Mortimer | |
| Diane Whitley | ... | Policewoman | |
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USA:102 min
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Rumor has it that _David Hare (I)_ created the role of June Travis, played by _Vanessa Redgrave_, in order to examine Prime Minister _Margaret Thatcher_ as a product of British history. more
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Roger Braithwaite:
They say that murderers are drawn to the second-hand. There’s a theory that murder is characteristically committed by people who handle other people's things... in second-hand clothes shops, junk shops, markets.
Roger Braithwaite:
Self improvement, that's another hallmark. People who teach themselves things at home, at night... theories they only half understand. Informal education- a fantasy life of singular intensity
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Referenced in Krótki film o zabijaniu (1988) more
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An intriguing film which plays with time in an interesting way - it is based around the bizarre suicide of a young man, and scenes are shown in no particular order, some from before the suicide and some from after. Often it's hard to tell when chronologically a scene occurs. I like this kind of narrative structure (cf. Pulp Fiction).
Towards the end of the film further scenes are interspersed from an apparently independent storyline about American soldiers during the war. When I saw the film (quite a few years ago) I couldn't work out how this related to the rest of the film at all. But it all seemed to make some kind of sense anyway.
Definitely worth a look.