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Alcohol Abuse | Seductive Maid
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Best British Actor | 1964 | Dirk
Best British Cinematography BW | 1964 | Douglas
Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles | 1964 | James
Best Performance in a Foreign Film Mejor Interpretacin en Pelcula Extranjera For | 1968
Best Performance in a Foreign Film (Mejor Interpretacin en Pelcula Extranjera) | 1968 | Dirk
Best Screenplay | 1964 | Harold
Best Foreign Director Regista del Miglior Film Straniero | 1966 | Joseph
1963 | Douglas
Best Film from any Source | 1964
Best British Screenplay | 1964 | Harold
Best British Film | 1964
Best British Actress | 1964 | Sarah
Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles | 1964 | Wendy
1963 | Joseph
Best Foreign Film | 1969
Best Film | 1964 | Joseph
Best Foreign Language Film | 1969 | Joseph
When producer and director Joseph Losey was hospitalized for two weeks during this shoot, Dirk Bogarde continued filming assisted by minute, daily instructions over the phone from Losey's hospital bed. When Losey returned to the set, he did not re-shoot any of the script, much to the relief of cast and crew.
Producer and director Joseph Losey's tenth movie shot in the U.K. after he was blacklisted in Hollywood.
This movie was made on a budget of £135,000. It was a big box-office hit. Producer and director Joseph Losey later claimed it was the only movie upon which he'd had a percentage of the profits actually to make him some money.
Originally planned as a movie by a different director, Michael Anderson. It was he who commissioned Harold Pinter to write the script in 1961. When Anderson dropped out of the project, producer and director Joseph Losey took over and insisted that Pinter's script be extensively re-written. This led to what Losey claimed was their only quarrel in over twenty years of close friendship (but Pinter did do the re-writes).
Wendy Craig replaced Vanessa Redgrave, who had to drop out because she was pregnant with her eldest child Natasha Richardson.
"Hugo Barrett: I'll tell you what I am. I'm a gentleman's gentleman, and you're no bloody GENTLEMAN!"
"Hugo Barrett: I'm not staying here in a place where they just chuck balls in your face."
