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1968 | Drama | Romance
113 mins United Kingdom
Romantic drama. A young reporter and an older, married conductor begin an affair during an enforced break in his career.
| Produced by | Domino Productions |
| Director | Kevin Billington |
| Writer | Lee Langley and Hugh Leonard |
| Cast | Oskar Werner, Barbara Harris, Virginia Maskell, Donald Sutherland, John Cleese, Derek Jacobi and Robert Lang |
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Good-looking but vacuous, a sort of Hampstead novel of a movie, with the personal issues of affluent Londoners raised to a level of towering significance. The whole thing is in such lethal good taste it sucks any potential life out of the story (on the other hand you can have fun playing guess-the-body-part during the slightly baffling sex scenes). Passes the time but very predictable; very early appearances by John Cleese and Derek Jacobi pique the interest. The music and theme song are considerably better than the rest of the film deserves.