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what phenomenal performances

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Sorry! Kinda boring, I’m moving on.. thanks anyway

The actress reminds me of my wee redheaded Scottish Wifie of over 40 years - little did l realize how fiery a temper could be contained in such a beautiful small frame!

I saw this when I was young, and the man around 34:00 scared me because he was convinced the stories were all true....

Wow I can't wait for 1980!

The face that says nothing and everything.

Secret agent man

👍👍

His wife sounds a right character

Its a Directors showcase. The credits maybe £ from each. Really milked every inch of it/ more set ups than story. But - different world.

Chilling end.Great actors and fine direction

Strange to see Osborne 5:57 , thinking of Get Carter, hard to reconcile.

Original is always great but I do like Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart's version very much

Thanks for the upload.

Wonderful.

These apartments now go for a fortune apparently not like this point in time. Be interesting if the same architect could give impression of London today in 2024. Very hard to get in I hear as flats don't go on sale often now :)

Wow Robert Shaw was young

What a load of rubbish.

I could watch this over and over...

Very boring.

Everything about this is 'very dark & depressing'. It's bad for one's mental health.

Pinter is always good on nostalgia and memories of the past, as in this play.. 🥲

good movie . I don't mind the slow pace at all when it comes to international intrigue . I just wish there was dialogue and/or narration about why the black priest was going to Africa and which African country in particular . Knowing how the US and West has acted in a terrible fashion to help prop up bloody dictators in Africa, Latin America, ME and 3rd world in general for the Western Filthy Rich exploit those areas of the world, my assumption is the priest was akin to a Father John Bertrand Aristide figure who would lead the everyday people to a better share of the wealth in those under or on top of the ground resource rich countries , And thus lift the people out of misery and poverty

Ni pie ni cabeza.

Very good, I saw it on TV when I was young, the bad thing is that it has no Spanish subtitles.

Great... Thank's.

LEE VANCLEAVT 😊AWSOM 😊

HANDSOME Forever... STUART DAMON! R.I.P.❤

A joy to listen to. A lost world sadly. Even those days the BBC was referred to as “ stuffy”!!. It’s a woke embarrassment globally now!.

i don't think Donald pleasence likes black people here.. LOL

Watched.

This is one of the very rare Pinter plays done on film correctly. Only 3 characters have to make this work, and they need to be top notch acters who understand what Pinter was trying to say. I would also recommend The Birthday Party (again with Robert Shaw), and The Servant with Dirk Bogard.

People's shoes were louder on the ground back then.

Wonderful! Thank you. 🙏🏼

When I used to walk in the hills in Scotland in the mid 60s, one had to make your own paths up the hills. I took my son up the Cobbler in 96 and it was mobbed. Its nice in one way that people are enjoying the mountains but sad in a way the.magic is being diluted

I love it personally, the flats are extremely functional and the building was built expensively and has now finally got the recognition it always deserved

Incredible acting and camera work, from the beginning your drawn In

Great seeing van cleef and mcgoohan together shame not more roles back in the day!

What would Betjeman make of our country now?

slum town full of drug addicts and beggars now,.shame!?

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Tir nan Ogg, land of eternal youth

Pure class !

Just Class Harold Pinters Play brought to life thanx to Burton Taylor etc putting up the $$$ Bates & Pleasance pure gold !

Gracias por compartir, no la conocía, saludos.

Too fast.....the shots from a bolt action rifle to the 3 guys was too fast for a bolt gun.....58:24 - 58:30

I loved Patrick in escape from Alcatraz and Columbo

Having left the Uk many years ago and discovering this little gem today, I did not realise how well written, acter nor what huge comedic value this 'saga' had/has, it is brilliant in it's punchiness of life in the '70 and know that for sure, I was there. Thank You Johnny Cassettes.

Wonderful wit, quips, many a pun, intelligent repartee, literacy and historical references, a bit querky, somewhat twee but stops shorts of cringe. Loved it. Where has good tv program making gone? down the drain me thinks, hey-ho. Thank you so much Johnny Cassettes for colecting this gem and keeping it alive in on-line land.