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Credited cast: | |||
Lindsay Anderson | ... | Self | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Alexander Anderson | ... | Self |
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Murray Anderson | ... | Self |
Kathy Burke | ... | Self | |
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Laurence Cohen | ... | Self |
Ted Craig | ... | Self | |
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Andrew Eaton | ... | Self |
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Tom Farrell | ... | Self |
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Jocelyn Herbert | ... | Self |
Bernard Kops | ... | Self | |
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Rosemary Martin | ... | Self |
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Catherine O'Neill | ... | Self - cleaning lady |
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Rohit Patel | ... | Self |
Brian Pettifer | ... | Self | |
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Neil Pilkington | ... | Self - Acupuncturist |
Award winning director Lindsay Anderson (If..., O Lucky Man!) subverts the mockumentary genre and presents to the audience a detailed and humored account of what truly means to be Lindsay Anderson in his daily routine, meeting with artists, actors and regular people, discussing what's going on in the world at the time. And, of course, there's plenty of time for him to discuss some of his passions: movies and theatre, remembering of his time as a former film critic and stage director. Written by Rodrigo Amaro
Hard to believe that Lindsay Anderson will have been gone 20 years in August of this year. I was unaware of the existence of this brief Valentine to life, movies, theater and actresses Jill Bennett and Rachel Roberts -- but thank you youtube! Very sweet film, initially following Lindsay (one becomes very familiar with him in this sequence) through his morning: waking up, listening to the BBC news, looking at the telly, sparring with his nephew, receiving visitors from his world of theater and film (David Sherwin sequence especially nice, and a pleasure to see Alan Price and hear him sing and play). A pleasant way to spend an hour, this last Anderson film (following on the wonderful "Whales of August").