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Nigel Hawthorne | Arthur Winslow | |
Gemma Jones | Grace Winslow | |
Jeremy Northam | Sir Robert Morton | |
Rebecca Pidgeon | Catherine Winslow | |
Sir Nigel Hawthorne | Arthur Winslow | |
Matthew Pidgeon | Dickie Winslow | |
Lana Bilzerian | Undermaid | |
Sarah Flind | Violet | |
Aden Gillett | John Watherstone | |
Colin Stinton | Desmond Curry | |
Eve Bland | Suffragette | |
Guy Edwards | Ronnie Winslow |
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Producer | Sarah Green
Sally French |
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Writer | David Mamet
Terence Rattigan |
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Cinematography | Benoît Delhomme
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Musician | Alaric Jans
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When Arthur Winslow's (Nigel Hawthorne) 14-year-old son (Guy Edwards) is expelled from the Royal Naval College for stealing, he launches a long and costly effort to clear the boy's name. But in the process, the determined father may destroy his family. With clever dialogue, director David Mamet's drama -- based on a play by Terence Rattigan -- makes strong statements about the relative virtue of right and wrong when appearances mean everything. |
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