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Glenda Jackson | Alex Greville | |
Murray Head | Bob Elkin | |
Peter Finch | Dr. Daniel Hirsh | |
Peggy Ashcroft | Mrs. Greville | |
Tony Britton | George Harding | |
Maurice Denham | Mr. Greville | |
Bessie Love | Telephone Operator | |
Vivian Pickles | Alva Hodson | |
Frank Windsor | Bill Hodson | |
Thomas Baptiste | Prof. Johns | |
Richard Pearson | Patient | |
June Brown | Woman Patient | |
Hannah Norbert | Daniel's Mother | |
Harold Goldblatt | Daniel's Father | |
Marie Burke | Aunt Alice |
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Producer | Joseph Janni
Edward Joseph |
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Writer | Penelope Gilliatt
David Sherwin |
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Cinematography | Billy Williams
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Musician | Douglas Gamley
Ron Geesin |
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A "modern picture masterpiece." -The Hollywood Reporter Oscar winners Glenda Jackson, Peter Finch and John Schlesinger pool their talents for this "remarkable, exquisitely photographed [and] almost perfectly directed film." (The Hollywood Reporter) about two Londoners coping with the noncommittal affections of the lover they have in common. Alex Greville (Jackson) and Daniel Hirsh (Finch) are deeply in love...with a young artist named Bob (Murray Head). And though Bob professes to love each of them, he moves freely between them, unencumbered by any sense of guilt. Realizing that their situation is a temporary comfort in an uncomfortable world, Alex and Daniel each grapple with their predicaments, she to face her fear of being alone, and he to come to terms with his homosexuality. |
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