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Title: Endgame by Samuel Beckett (TV Movie 1989)
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Norman Beaton | ... | Hamm |
| Stephen Rea | ... | Clov | |
| Charlie Drake | ... | Nagg | |
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Kate Binchy | ... | Nell |
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Nagg: I didn't know.
Hamm: What didn't you know?
Nagg: That it'd be you.
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Hamm: Accursed fornicator! Why did you engender me?Nagg: I didn't know.
Hamm: What didn't you know?
Nagg: That it'd be you.
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This version of Endgame was the first one I saw, and I think that it is spot-on, especially Norman Beaton as Hamm. Good also to see Charlie Drake in a 'serious' role, the first and only time I've seen him do serious acting, I think.
The whole cast really brought out the hopelessness of the situation, without disregarding the comedy value of some situations in the play - especially Beckett's particular use of words and language - it really covers the whole range of what can be done with this work.
I had it on video, recorded from the Open University course, but lost the tape in a house-move. I would dearly like to get another copy, if anyone knows if it is still available...