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Janet Suzman | Mrs. Herbert | |
Anne-Louise Lambert | Mrs. Talmann | |
Hugh Fraser | Mr. Talmann | |
Anthony Higgins | Mr. Neville | |
Neil Cunningham | Mr. Noyes | |
Dave Hill | Mr. Herbert | |
David Gant | Mr. Seymour | |
David Meyer | The Poulencs | |
Tony Meyer | The Poulencs | |
Nicolas Amer | Mr. Parkes | |
Suzan Crowley | Mrs. Pierpont | |
Lynda La Plante | Mrs. Clement | |
Michael Feast | The Statue | |
Alastair Cummings | Philip | |
Steve Ubels | Mr. Van Hoyten |
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Producer | David Payne
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Writer | Peter Greenaway
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Cinematography | Curtis Clark
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Musician | Michael Nyman
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…a tantalizing puzzle, wrapped in eroticism and presented with the utmost elegance. - Roger Ebert Peter Greenaway's (The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover) breakthrough feature film is a stylistic tour-de-force about murder, adultery and blackmail. Set in the English countryside in the late 17th century, Mr. Neville, a young draughtsman (Anthony Higgins), is hired by Mrs. Herbert (Janet Suzman) to create 12 elaborate sketches of her estate as a gift to her husband, in return for money and sexual favors. This simple arrangement soon spirals out of control and Mr. Neville finds himself as the prime suspect in a bizarre murder mystery. |
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