Late Flowering Love (1981) - film review

Short / Drama

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Late Flowering Love is a British film first released in 1981, directed by Charles Wallace. The film stars John Betjeman, Susannah York, Beryl Reid, John Alderton and Eric Morecambe. It has also been released under the title: Betjeman’s Britain. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: Charles Wallace
Script: John Betjeman
Photo: Nicholas Struthers, Harry Waxman
Music: Jim Parker
Cast: John Betjeman (Himself – Narrator), Susannah York ((segments "Invasion Exercise on the Poultry Farm" and "A Subaltern’s Love-Song")), Beryl Reid ((segment "Invasion Exercise on the Poultry Farm")), John Alderton (Lt. Alderton (segments "Invasion Exercise on the Poultry Farm" and "A Subaltern’s Love-Song")), Eric Morecambe (Funny Uncle), Jenny Agutter (Joan Hunter Dunn (segment "A Subaltern’s Love-Song")), John Le Mesurier (Col. Hunter Dunn (segment "A Subaltern’s Love-Song")), Julia Gale ((segment "Agricultural Caress")), Caroline Sergeant ((segment "Agricultural Caress")), Yvonne Dearman ((segment "Agricultural Caress")), Sharon Fussey ((segment "Agricultural Caress")), Vikki Ross ((segment "Agricultural Caress")), Sarah-Jane Varley ((segment "Myfanwy"))
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 21 min
Aka: Betjeman’s Britain

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