Summary
Nineteen Eighty-Four is a British science-fiction film first released in 1984,
directed by Michael Radford.
The film stars John Hurt, Richard Burton, Suzanna Hamilton, Cyril Cusack and Gregor Fisher.
It has also been released under the title: 1984.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
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Credits
- Director: Michael Radford
- Script: George Orwell
- Photo: Roger Deakins
- Music: Dominic Muldowney
- Cast: John Hurt (Winston Smith), Richard Burton (O’Brien), Suzanna Hamilton (Julia), Cyril Cusack (Charrington), Gregor Fisher (Parsons), James Walker (Syme), Andrew Wilde (Tillotson), David Trevena (Tillotson’s Friend), David Cann (Martin), Anthony Benson (Jones), Peter Frye (Rutherford), Roger Lloyd-Pack (Waiter), Rupert Baderman (Winston as a Boy), Corinna Seddon (Winston’s Mother), Martha Parsey (Winston’s Sister), Merelina Kendall (Mrs. Parsons), P.J. Nicholas (William Parsons), Lynne Radford (Susan Parsons), Pip Donaghy (Inner Party Speaker), Shirley Stelfox (Whore), Janet Key (Instructress), Hugh Walters (Artsem Lecturer), John Hughes (Man in White Coat), Robert Putt (Shouting Prole), Christine Hargreaves (Soup Lady), Garry Cooper (Guard), Matthew Scurfield (Guard), John Golightly (Patrolman), Rolf Saxon (Patrolman), Ole Oldendorp (Eurasian Soldier), Eddie Stacey (Executioner), Norman Bacon (Man on Station), John Foss (Youth Leader), Carey Wilson (Party Member), Mitzi McKenzie (Party Member), Phyllis Logan (The Telescreen Announcer), Pam Gems (The Washerwoman), Joscik Barbarossa (Aaronson), John Boswall (Goldstein), Bob Flag (Big Brother), Annie Lennox (Cameo)
- Country: UK
- Language: English
- Runtime: 113 min
- Aka: 1984
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