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Movie Description
A quiet, peace-loving American moves with his wife to an isolated English village where he is constantly harassed. He is finally pushed into a violent confrontation in order to protect himself and his wife.
Film Notes
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Theatrical Release: December 29, 1971.
The film was released in Great Britain, running 118 minutes. For its USA release, it was cut to 113 minutes.
First feature film for actor Ken Hutchison.
David Warner, who plays Henry Niles, was uncredited.
Filmed on location in the west of England and at Twickenham Film Studios, Middlesex, England.
Additional cast: Sally Thomsett (Janice); Donald Webster (Riddaway); Len Jones (Bobby Hedden); Robert Keegan (Mrs. Hedden); June Brown (Mrs. Hedden); Chloe Franks (Emma Hedden); and Cherina Mann (Mrs. Hood).
One of the editors, Roger Spottiswoode, went on to become a screenwriter and director.
Additional credits: James Swann (associate producer) and Bill Cornelius (stunt coordinator).
Industry Reviews
"...[The film] has lost neither its power nor its filmmaking brilliance..."
USA Today - p.9D - Mike Clark (07/02/1998)
"...Today it's as provocative as ever..."
Entertainment Weekly - Joshua Rich (03/28/2003)
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