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Directed by David Jones
Written by Harold Pinter
Great Britain 1978
105 MINUTES
CASTLE HILL PRODUCTIONS
In the late '70s Jeremy Irons and Judi Dench starred in a Harold Pinter adaptation of an Aidan Higgins novel - the story of a lonely single woman, of gone-to-seed aristocratic origins, who throws herself into a passionate love affair with an unscrupulous intellectual living on her property. Though wildly praised when it played on the BBC, LANGRISHE, GO DOWN never received a theatrical release. Here now is the subtle, exquisite drama British critics hailed as "a richly detailed, resonant, totally satisfying film" with a script that is "complex, funny, entirely engrossing" (Time Out, London); "Harold Pinter wrote this superlative story redolent of personal and social decay... Judi Dench and Jeremy Irons give magnificent performances as the lovers... A must." (Evening Standard, London).
| Books about Judi Dench available from Amazon.com: | |||
![]() Judi Dench: With a Crack in Her Voice by John Miller |
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| Books about and/or by Harold Pinter available from Amazon.com: | |||
![]() The Cambridge Companion to Harold Pinter by Peter Raby (Editor) |
![]() Harold Pinter and the New British Theatre by D. Keith Peacock |
![]() The Life and Work of Harold Pinter by Michael Billington |
![]() Conversations With Pinter by Harold Pinter, Mel Gussow |
![]() Complete Works: 1: The Birthday Party, the Room, the Dumb Waiter, a Slight Ache, a Night Out, the Black and White, the Examination by Harold Pinter |
![]() Complete Works: Two: The Caretaker, the Dwarfs, the Collection, the Lover, Night School, Revue Sketches by Harold Pinter |
![]() Complete Works: Three: The Homecoming, Tea Party, the Basement, Landscape, Silence, Revue Sketches by Harold Pinter |
![]() Complete Works Four: Old Times, No Man's Land, Betrayal, Monologue, Family Voices by Harold Pinter |
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