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Based on the life of the young Guy Burgess, who would become better known as one of the Cambridge Spies.
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  • Nominated for 3 BAFTA Film Awards. Another 1 win & 1 nomination.
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Guy Bennett
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Tommy Judd
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Barclay
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Delahay
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Devenish
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Fowler
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Harcourt
Frederick Alexander ...
Menzies
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Wharton
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Yevgeni
Phillip Dupuy ...
Martineau
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Head Boy
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Arthur (as Jeffrey Wickham)
John Line ...
Best Man
Gideon Boulting ...
Trafford
Llewellyn Rees ...
Senior Chaplain
Arthur Howard ...
Waiter
Ivor Roberts ...
Chief Judge
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Prefect
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Spungin (as Nick Rowe)
Kathleen St. John ...
Ivy
Martin Wenner ...
Batsman 1
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Batsman 2
Tristram Jellinek ...
Nicholson
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Henderson
Ralph Perry-Robinson ...
Robbins
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Imogen Bennett
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Julie Schofield
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Student (uncredited)
Danny Lee ...
School boy (uncredited)
Charles Spencer ...
Schoolboy extra (uncredited)
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Student Onlooker at Bennett's Caning (uncredited)

Directed by

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Marek Kanievska

Written by

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Julian Mitchell ... (screenplay)
 
Julian Mitchell ... (play)

Produced by

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Jake Eberts ... executive producer (uncredited)
Robert Fox ... executive producer
Alan Marshall ... producer
Julian Seymour ... executive producer

Music by

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Michael Storey

Cinematography by

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Peter Biziou ... director of photography

Editing by

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Gerry Hambling

Editorial Department

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Clive Barrett ... first assistant editor
Jeremy Strachan ... second assistant editor

Casting By

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Celestia Fox

Production Design by

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Brian Morris

Art Direction by

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Clinton Cavers

Makeup Department

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Ross Carver ... hairdresser
Pat Hay ... make up
Sarah Monzani ... makeup supervisor
Aaron Sherman ... special make up

Production Management

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Simon Bosanquet ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Andy Armstrong ... first assistant director
Christopher Figg ... second assistant director
Christopher Knowles ... third assistant director
Michael Zimbrich ... second assistant director
Lee Cleary ... third assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Frank Adam ... painter
Les Benson ... propman
Frank Berlin ... painter
Dennis Bovington ... carpenter
Jack Carter ... construction manager
John Cook ... stagehand
Peter Dunlop ... production buyer
Trevor Dyer ... carpenter
Chris Frank ... scenic artist (as Christopher Bradley)
Steve Franklin ... props van
Wally Fraser ... carpenter
John Hedges ... carpenter
Michael Hedges ... carpenter
Robert Hill ... propman (as Rob Hill)
Thomas Hughes ... painter
Gordon Izod ... plasterer
Kenneth Langridge ... stagehand (as Ken Langridge)
Maxie McDonald ... property master
Brian Morris ... set designer
Eric Nash ... plasterer
Colin Pearce ... draper
Ian Ritchie ... art department trainee
Butch Roper ... painter
Steve Short ... propman
Peter Spencer ... propman
Paul Templeman ... scenic artist
Tony Wright ... storyboard artist (as Anthony Wright)

Sound Department

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John Chandler ... boom operator
Richard Daniel ... sound maintenance
Leonard Green ... assistant dubbing editor
Eddy Joseph ... dubbing editor
Ray Merrin ... assistant mixer
Bill Rowe ... dubbing mixer
Ken Weston ... sound mixer

Visual Effects by

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Craig Chandler ... optical effects (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Ronald Anscombe ... follow focus (as Ronnie Anscombe)
Tony Brown ... clapper loader
Clive Coote ... additional still photographer
Alfie Emmins ... electrician
Bob Freeman ... camera car
Roy Furness ... electrician
David Garfath ... camera operator
David James ... still photographer
Dickie Lee ... camera grip
Ray Potter ... chief electrician / gaffer
Terry Potter ... best boy / hand electrician
Jimmy Terry ... electrician
Bill Thornhill ... generator operator (as Billy Thornhill)
Terry Townsend ... electrician
David Williams ... rigger (as Dave Williams)

Casting Department

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Lucy Boulting ... additional casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Maureen Booth ... wardrobe assistant
Ken Crouch ... wardrobe master (as Kenny Crouch)
Mary Ellis ... wardrobe assistant
Pip Newberry ... wardrobe mistress (as Pip Newbery)
Nick Perry ... wardrobe bus
Penny Rose ... wardrobe supervisor

Location Management

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Christopher Knowles ... location manager (uncredited)

Music Department

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Bud Beadle ... musician
Simon Chamberlain ... musician
Mike Connaris ... music engineer
Helen Liebman ... musician (as Helen Liebmann)
Ray Singer ... musician
David Squibb ... choirmaster
Trinity Boys Choir ... sung by: "Hymns"
Peter Waygood ... choir coordinator
Gavyn Wright ... musician (as Gavin Wright)

Script and Continuity Department

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Alison Thorne ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Dan Cressy ... unit driver
Tommy Lee ... unit driver

Additional Crew

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Harry Ayres ... construction van
Dave Bruyea ... construction van
Allen Burry ... unit publicist
Lee Cleary ... floor runner
Jonathan Cooke ... assistant to producer
Sally Feller ... secretary to producer
Peter Harris ... military advisor
Adrian Harrison ... production runner
William Hiley ... production runner
Debbie O'Brien ... contact: London
Cormac O'Shea ... worldwide distribution director (as John Porter)
Maggie Phelan ... assistant production accountant
Ron Phipps ... production accountant
Patricia Poole ... assistant production accountant (as Pat Poole)
Mary Richards ... production assistant
Gilly Ruben ... contact: London
Colm Villa ... attachment: N.F.S.
Lorna Young ... chaperone

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Based on the award winning play by Julian Mitchell, the film explores the effect of Public School life in the 1930's on Guy Burgess as his homosexuality and unwillingness to "play the game" turns him eastwards towards communist Russia. Written by Craig Wood

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Taglines He outraged his friends. He rebelled against his family. Finally, he betrayed his country. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Another Country: Histoire d'une trahison (France)
  • Otro país (Spain)
  • Друга земља (Serbia)
  • Другая страна (Russia)
  • Inny kraj (Poland)
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  • 90 min
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Trivia Loosely based on the early life of Guy Burgess, a key figure in the Cambridge Five spy ring of the 1930s and 1940s, who eventually defected to Russia in 1951. Even the manner of "Guy Bennett"'s father's death, as he discloses it to Harcourt, is the same as Burgess's father. Even so, the closing credits make the standard declaration, "The events, characters and firms depicted in this photoplay are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or to actual firms is purely coincidental." See more »
Goofs When the cadets are on parade in the school quadrangle, the statue of a man in seventeenth-century dress identifies their location as the courtyard of the Bodleian Library, on the campus of Oxford University. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Celluloid Closet (1995). See more »
Soundtracks I Vow to Thee, My Country See more »
Quotes Fowler: I have half a mind to ask Barclay for permission to beat you!
Tommy Judd: Well, you've half a mind. We can all agree on that.
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