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1. www.sensesofcinema.com › 2020 › cteqThe Servant (Joseph Losey, 1963) – Senses of Cinema

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   Apr 26, 2020 · Dressed in dark clothes, Barrett finds Tony, who wears lighter colours, inside the house and asleep. Barrett stands still and virtually silent above the prone, unconscious Tony, who slowly rouses from his slumber. Barrett hovers over Tony like a ravenous hawk above a vulnerable rodent, waiting for the right moment to make his move.

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2. www.rogerebert.com › features › celebrating-josephDon’t Forget Your Place: On Joseph Losey’s The Servant

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   Jun 14, 2023 · The question of the film will be the identity of the title’s “servant” in much the same way Bong Joon-ho ’s “ Parasite ” wants to know who’s the leech and who is its host. It seems clear at first, as Hugo needs Tony because of the employment Tony offers.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Servant_(1963_film)The Servant (1963 film) - Wikipedia

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   After Tony dismisses them, Susan departs silently. At this point, Tony has become reliant on Barrett and Vera. He becomes a drunkard, which is exacerbated by Susan's refusal to answer his calls. Eventually, Tony encounters Barrett in a pub, who spins a tale about Vera having made fools of them both.

4. www.timeout.com › movies › the-servantThe Servant review: The Brit class classic is back with a ...

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   Aug 18, 2021 · The Servant. Dirk Bogarde and James Fox wage silent class warfare in this newly restored ice-cold Brit classic. Wednesday 18 August 2021. Written by Tom Huddleston.

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5. www.bfi.org.uk › features › servant-locations-josephIn search of the locations for Joseph Losey’s classic The Servant

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   Jun 30, 2017 · The Servant follows the unusual power-play between aristocrat and developer Tony (James Fox), his insidiously controlling manservant, Barrett (Dirk Bogarde), and Tony’s girlfriend Susan (Wendy Craig).

6. www.british60scinema.net › book-to-film-adaptations-in-theBritish 60s cinema - The Servant

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   The Servant, directed by Jospeh Losey and scripted by Harold Pinter (his first screenplay), is one of the most famous British films of the 60s. It provided Dirk Bogarde with one of his most celebrated and memorable roles as Barrett, the manipulative manservant.

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   Was 'the servant' filmed in a cold winter?

   • Filmed during one of the coldest British winters on record, Losey’s London is as icy and beautifully stark as any portrayal of the city on film. The Servant follows the unusual power-play between aristocrat and developer Tony (James Fox), his insidiously controlling manservant, Barrett (Dirk Bogarde), and Tony’s girlfriend Susan (Wendy Craig).

   In search of the locations for Joseph Losey’s classic The Servant

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   Who starred in 'the servant'?

   • The Servant (1963 UK 112 mins) Prod Co: Landau Releasing Organisation, Elstree Distributors Limited Scr: Harold Pinter Prod: Joseph Losey & Norman Priggen Dir: Joseph Losey Phot: Douglas Slocombe Ed: Reginald Mills Prod Des: Richard Macdonald Mus: John Dankworth Cast: Dirk Bogarde, Sarah Miles, Wendy Craig, James Fox

   The Servant (Joseph Losey, 1963) – Senses of Cinema

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   Who starred in 'the servant' based on a true story?

   • The Servant is a 1963 British drama film directed by Joseph Losey. It was written by Harold Pinter, who adapted Robin Maugham 's 1948 novella. The Servant stars Dirk Bogarde, Sarah Miles, Wendy Craig and James Fox.

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   Is 'the servant' a good movie?

   • “The Servant” is a noir, a horror film, an “Upstairs/Downstairs” satire, a thriller about power, a romantic comedy for a long middle stretch, a pair of terse love triangles, a survival melodrama at the end when at its most Brechtian. It’s a frightening and funny film, a low story told in high style.

   Don’t Forget Your Place: On Joseph Losey’s The Servant - Roger Ebert

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   What is the subject of 'the servant' based on?

   • The subject of The Servant (1963) is the English class system and its tensions in swinging sixties London. The battleground for this class struggle is mainly confined to a single location, a house owned by Tony (James Fox), an eligible bachelor and upper-class naïf who fancies himself a businessman.

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   What makes 'the servant' so special?

   • Which makes 1963’s ‘The Servant’ all the more special: thanks to the detached, dispassionate viewpoint of American expat and McCarthy refugee Joseph Losey, it’s one of the most insightful films ever made about the British class system. Of course, the screenplay by our own Harold Pinter doesn’t hurt.

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8. www.screenonline.org.uk › film › idBFI Screenonline: Servant, The (1963)

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   Set almost entirely within the smart new townhouse of foppish aristocrat Tony (James Fox), the film plays out the struggle for power and dominance ignited by his duplicitous manservant Barrett - an energetic and genuinely ominous Dirk Bogarde.