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Nineteen Eighty-Four - Michael Radford

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Directed by: 
Michael Radford
Story by: 
George Orwell
Screenplay by: 
Michael Radford
Produced by: 
Simon Perry
Release year: 
1984
Country: 
United Kingdom
Runtime: 
113min
Genre: 
Science Fiction
Thriller
Romance Film
Drama
Music by: 
Dominic Muldowney
Sequel: 
SpaceDisco One
Locations: 
London
Wiltshire
Muswell Hill
Beckton
Devizes
Battersea Power Station
Beckton Gas Works
Battersea
Alexandra Palace
Shepperton Studios
London Docklands
Shoreditch
Wood Green
Senate House
Soundtrack: 
1984 (For the Love of Big Brother)
Subjects: 
Brainwashing
Tagline: 
George Orwell's Terrifying Vision Comes To The Screen.
Plot: 
After The Atomic War the world is divided into three states. London is a city in Oceania, ruled by a party who has total control over all its citizens. Winston Smith is one of the bureaucrats, rewriting history in one of the departments. One day he commits the crime of falling in love with Julia. They try to escape Big Brother's listening and viewing devices, but, of course, nobody can really escape...
Cast: 
John Hurt
as
Winston Smith
Richard Burton
as
O'Brien
Suzanna Hamilton
as
Julia
Cyril Cusack
as
Charrington
Gregor Fisher
as
Parsons
David Trevena
as
Tillotson's Friend
Andrew Wilde
as
Tillotson
Anthony Benson
as
Jones
James Walker
as
Syme
Martha Parsey
as
Winston's Sister
Roger Lloyd-Pack
as
Waiter
Rupert Baderman
as
Winston Smith
(
Winston Smith as a Boy
)
David Cann
as
Martin
Corinna Seddon
as
Winston's Mother
Peter Frye
as
Rutherford
Merelina Kendall
as
Mrs. Parsons
P.J. Nicholas
as
William Parsons
Lynne Radford
as
Susan Parsons
Philip Donaghy
as
Inner Party Speaker
Shirley Stelfox
as
The Whore
Janet Key
as
The Instructress
Hugh Walters
as
Artsem Lecturer
John Hughes
as
Man in White Coat
Robert Putt
as
Shouting Prole
Christine Hargreaves
as
Soup Lady
Garry Cooper
as
Guard #1
Matthew Scurfield
as
Guard #2
John Golightly
as
Patrolman #1
Rolf Saxon
as
Patrolman #2
Ole Oldendorp
as
Eurasian Soldier
Eddie Stacey
as
Executioner
Norman Bacon
as
Man on Station Platform
John Foss
as
Youth Leader
Carey Wilson
as
Party Member #1
Mitzi McKenzie
as
Party Member #2
Phyllis Logan
as
The Telescreen Announcer
Pam Gems
as
The Washerwoman
Joscik Barbarossa
as
Aaronson
John Boswall
as
Emmanuel Goldstein
Bob Flag
as
Big Brother
Annie Lennox
as
Woman at rally
Michael Munn
as
Interrogation Room Soldier

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