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| based on = {{Based on|''Nineteen Eighty-Four''|George Orwell}} |
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| narrator = |
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+ | | starring = [[John Hurt]]<br>Richard Burton<br>Suzanna Hamilton |
| music = [[Dominic Muldowney]]<br>[[Eurythmics]] |
| music = [[Dominic Muldowney]]<br>[[Eurythmics]] |
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| cinematography = Roger Deakins |
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* [[John Hurt]] as Winston Smith |
* [[John Hurt]] as Winston Smith |
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* Richard Burton as O'Brien |
* Richard Burton as O'Brien |
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+ | * Suzanna Hamilton as Julia |
* [[Cyril Cusack]] as Mr. Charrington |
* [[Cyril Cusack]] as Mr. Charrington |
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* [[Gregor Fisher]] as Parsons |
* [[Gregor Fisher]] as Parsons |
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Revision as of 22:43, 1 May 2012
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Plot
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George Orwell's novel of a totalitarian future society in which a man whose daily work is rewriting history tries to rebel by falling in love.
Cast
- John Hurt as Winston Smith
- Richard Burton as O'Brien
- Suzanna Hamilton as Julia
- Cyril Cusack as Mr. Charrington
- Gregor Fisher as Parsons
- James Walker as Syme
- Andrew Wilde as Tillotson
- Corina Seddon as Mrs. Smith
- Rupert Baderman as Young Winston Smith
- Bob Flag as Big Brother
- John Boswall as Emmanuel Goldstein