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From: rjw@ptsfc.UUCP (Rod Williams)
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Re: movie adaptations of Mozart operas
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Date: Fri, 31-Jan-86 18:53:09 EST
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Posted: Fri Jan 31 18:53:09 1986
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Reply-To: rjw@ptsfc.UUCP (Rod Williams)
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>    I am trying to remember what other films Joseph Losey
>    is famous for and can't remember.  I know he is famous
>    for SOMETHING.  Please help, this is driving me crazy.
     I know I should leave this for the folks with the reference
     books but...

     The Losey films that spring immediately to mind (other than
     Don Giovanni) are "Darling" (Julie Christie's ticket to
     stardom), "The Servant" (Harold Pinter screenplay, starring
     Dirk Bogarde, Sarah Miles, Edward Fox) and "The Go-Between"
     (another Pinter screenplay from L. P. Hartley's book, with
     Julie Christie, Alan Bates).
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