Victoria Station (2003) by Harold Pinter
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- Опубликовано: 12 мар 2015
- Alcove Entertainment's 2003 film of Harold Pinter's 1982 play Victoria Station.
Directed by Douglas Hodge.
Features Robert Glenister as Controller and Rufus Sewell as Driver. 
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I'm trying to get the grips of this play. This was most helpful to understand the dystopian places where relationships land and how naïve I am in reading Pinter.
Top marks to Pinter and the actors. A wonderful example of distinguishing between voices in drama.
As with The Dumb Waiter, classic example of what a great talent can do with so little - two actors and words. That's it.
Wonderful
great, thanks.
Amazing 🥺👌👌👌
Watched this twice before I spotted the bruise over his left eye.
Ironically, Glennister looks like John Worboys....
So..... guessing he killed the wife & daughter. Pretty nice piece of character-building. Gotta hand it to Rufus Sewell- he always does that "make him look 'devastated' body language like a boss.
why do you think so? He said he's wife's in bed probably asleep. I mean I have no interpretation of it so I'm wondering what people think. Though he really looks like something's happened.. (also I can't really tell what he says at 5:52 before "what she is" it may be the key, do you know what he said?)
@@theexpresidents Then what is the point of the play then? I'm ever more confused now. I'm have to read it one day. Thanks for the info!
@@theexpresidents I love spending my years wondering, too. In a kind of ... Alaska.
If you listen very carefully at the beginning to the radio traffic (between 45 and 55 seconds) you can hear a female voice, that sounds like a police officer describing the Mondeo and the start of its registration. I certainly think that the driver has done something very wrong...
a waste of 15 boring minutes
cass cumerford not really
Well we know who the one dislike is lol
Said the philstine, who knoweth nothing of art or human drama.
Hey, GoT is on! Go, have fun!
That's sad.
Perhaps you should stick to Bobby Davro in future.