The Servant (1963) | |
| Director(s) | Joseph Losey |
| Producer(s) | Joseph Losey, Norman Priggen |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | LBGT, Romance (Drama) |
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The Servant (1963) was a Drama - Film Adaptation Film directed by Joseph Losey and produced by Joseph Losey and Norman Priggen.
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The Servant (1963)
By Beatrice on Jan 23, 2018 From Flickers in TimeThe Servant Directed by Joseph Losey Written by Harold Pinter from a novel by Robin Maugham 1963/UK Elstree Distributors/Springbok Productions First viewing/My DVD collection One of 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die I loved Losey and Pinter’s savage Darwinian study of corruption and c... Read full article
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Hugo Barrett:
[to one of the prostitutes blocking his way in the phone booth] Get out of my way, you fucking bitch!
Tony: By the way I've got to tell you. I've found a male servant.
Susan: [laughing] A what?
Hugo Barrett: I'm not staying here in a place where they just chuck balls in your face.
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Tony: By the way I've got to tell you. I've found a male servant.
Susan: [laughing] A what?
Hugo Barrett: I'm not staying here in a place where they just chuck balls in your face.
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The first of Harold Pinter's three film collaborations with Joseph Losey. The other two were Accident and The Go-Between.
When Joseph Losey was hospitalized for two weeks during this shoot, Dirk Bogarde continued filming assisted by minute, daily instructions over the phone from Losey's hospital bed. When Losey returned to the set he did not re-shoot any of the script, much to the relief of cast and crew.
Joseph Losey's 10th film shot in the UK after he was blacklisted in Hollywood.
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When Joseph Losey was hospitalized for two weeks during this shoot, Dirk Bogarde continued filming assisted by minute, daily instructions over the phone from Losey's hospital bed. When Losey returned to the set he did not re-shoot any of the script, much to the relief of cast and crew.
Joseph Losey's 10th film shot in the UK after he was blacklisted in Hollywood.
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