Karel Reisz, the FRENCH LIEUTENANT's WOMAN
31 March 2015 (Series 30:9) Karel Reisz, THE FRENCH LIEUTENANT’S WOMAN (1981, 124 minutes) Directed by Karel Reisz Written by John Fowles (novel) and Harold Pinter (screenplay) Produced by Leon Clore, Geoffrey Helman, and Tom Maschler Music by Carl Davis Cinematography by Freddie Francis Film Editing by John Bloom Casting by Patsy Pollock Production Design by Assheton Gorton Art Direction by Allan Cameron, Norman Dorme, and Terry Pritchard Meryl Streep... Sarah / Anna Jeremy Irons... Charles Henry Smithson / Mike Hilton McRae... Sam Emily Morgan... Mary Charlotte Mitchell... Mrs. Tranter Lynsey Baxter... Ernestina Jean Faulds... Cook Peter Vaughan ... Mr. Freeman Colin Jeavons... Vicar Tycoon (1976), The Homecoming (1973), The Birthday Party Karel Reisz (director) (b. 21 July 1926, Ostrava, (1968), The Quiller Memorandum (1966), and The Servant Czechoslovakia—d. 25 November 2002, London, England) (1963). He was awarded the 2005 Nobel Prize in Literature. In directed 15 films and television shows, which are “Act Without addition to his writing credits, Pinter appeared in 20 films and Words I” (2000), “Performance” (1994), Everybody Wins (1990), television shows, including 2007 Sleuth, 2007 “Krapp's Last Sweet Dreams (1985), The French Lieutenant's Woman (1981), Tape” (TV Movie), 2001 The Tailor of Panama, 2001 “Wit” (TV Who'll Stop the Rain (1978), The Gambler (1974), Isadora Movie), 1999 Mansfield Park, 1997 Mojo, 1977 “Rogue Male” (1968), Morgan! (1966), Night Must Fall (1964), “Adventure (TV Movie), 1967 Accident, 1963 The Servant, and 1963 The Story” (TV Series, 6 episodes) (1961), Saturday Night and Guest. He also directed 5 films and television shows: 1995 Sunday Morning (1960), March to Aldermaston (1959), We Are “Performance” (TV Series), 1992 “Party Time” (TV Short), 1982 the Lambeth Boys (1958), and Momma Don't Allow (1955).
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