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John Hurt | Giles De'Ath | |
Maury Chaykin | Irving Buckmuller | |
Sheila Hancock | Mrs. Barker | |
Jason Priestley | Ronnie Bostock | |
Fiona Loewi | Audrey | |
Tusse Silberg | Abigail's Mother | |
Harvey Atkin | Lou | |
Anne Reid | Maureen | |
Gawn Grainger | Henry | |
Danny Webb | Video Assistant | |
Bill Leadbitter | Eldridge | |
Elizabeth Quinn | Mrs. Reed | |
Linda Busby | Mrs. Abbott | |
Andrew Barrow | Harry | |
Dean Gariss | Rob | |
Jonathan Stratt | Taxi Driver | |
Robert McKewley | Video Salesman | |
Rebecca Michael | Abigail |
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Producer | Steve Clark-Hall
Christopher Zimmer |
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Writer/Composer | Richard Kwietniowski
Gilbert Adair |
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Cinematography | Oliver Curtis
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Music | Richard Grassby-Lewis
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Giles De'Ath, a widower, stuffy British author, gets locked out of his house one day and opts to see an E.M. Forster adaptation at a local cinema to pass the time. He mistakenly goes into the wrong theater and, as he is about to leave the puerile American film, notices a young actor who immediately strikes his fancy. From there, we go on a journey with Giles as his obsession with the mediocre young actor goes from slight interest to a real obsession. This evolution ultimately brings him to Chesterton, Long Island, home of the actor. His miraculous encounter with the lad in some ways pushes the reserved Brit's emotional threshold over the top. - Written by Irv |
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