Forty-five years ago today, London cinema audiences could get off on Honky Tonk Freeway… #HonkyTonkFreeway #1980s #film #films #JohnSchlesinger #WilliamDevane #BeverlyDAngelo #BeauBridges #HumeCronyn #JessicaTandy #comedy

Forty-five years ago today, London cinema audiences could get off on Honky Tonk Freeway… #HonkyTonkFreeway #1980s #film #films #JohnSchlesinger #WilliamDevane #BeverlyDAngelo #BeauBridges #HumeCronyn #JessicaTandy #comedy
Broadcast on HBO Monday, March 14, 1983
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Reuniting Oscar-winning director John Schlesinger (“Midnight Cowboy”) with Julie Christie (“Darling” - 1965) and Alan Bates (“A Kind of Loving” – 1962)
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TV movie adaptation of Terence Rattigan's 1954 play, starring Julie Christie, Alan Bates, Claire Bloom, and Irene Worth.
Directed by John Schlesinger
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SEPARATE TABLES (1983)
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Legends of '60s New Wave British cinema - John Schlesinger, Julie Christie, and Alan Bates -reunite for this TV adaptation of the Terence Rattigan play.
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“SEPARATE TABLES” (1983)
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John Schlesinger directs Julie Christie and Alan Bates in this HBO production of the Terence Rattigan play.
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“Der Weiße Engel!”
MARATHON MAN (1976)
The brilliant 'Jewellery District' scene.
1965
Darling (1965)
directed by John Schlesinger; written by Frederic Raphael
Julie Christie plays Diana Scott
Review: boxd.it/gqky3F
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'It’s a film about a bloke cheating on girlfriends' - or is it? ★★★★★ BILLY LIAR - #JohnSchlesinger's vibrant tragicomedy, despite its melancholy edge, remains one of the funniest and most quotable of British films, says @grahamrickson.bsky.social www.theartsdesk.com/film/blu-ray... now on Blu-ray