| Lord Of The Flies | |||||
| Criterion (1963) | |||||
| Adventure, Drama, Horror, Thriller | |||||
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#7948 |
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| James Aubrey | Ralph | |
| Tom Chapin | ||
| Hugh Edwards | Piggy | |
| Roger Elwin | Roger | |
| Tom Gaman | Simon | |
| Roger Allan | Piers | |
| David Brunjes | Donald | |
| Peter Davy | Peter | |
| Kent Fletcher | Percival Wemys Madison | |
| Nicholas Hammond | Robert | |
| Christopher Harris | Bill | |
| Alan Heaps | Neville | |
| Jonathan Heaps | Howard | |
| Burnes Hollyman | Douglas | |
| Andrew Horne | Matthew | |
| Timothy Horne | Leslie |
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| Producer | Lewis Allen
Lewis M. Allen Gerald Feil |
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| Writer | William Golding
Peter Brook |
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| Cinematography | Gerald Feil
Tom Hollyman |
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| Musician | Raymond Leppard
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The Criterion Collection, A continuing series of important classic and contemporary films.. Lord Of The Flies is famed theater director Peter Brook's daring translation of William Golding's brilliant novel. The story of 30 English schoolboys stranded on an uncharted island at the start of the "next" war, Lord Of The Flies is a seminal film of the New American Cinema and a fascinating anti-Hollywood experiment in location filmmaking. As the cast relived Golding's frightening fable, Brook found the cinematic "evidence" of the author's terrifying thesis: there is a beast in us all. |
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