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The Madness Of King George DVD, 1994

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Film Description

Impressive screen version of an Alan Bennett play, with Hawthorne repeating his stunning performance as the eccentric 18th century king, Mirren touching as the queen, Everett foppish as the son who thinks the kings mental instability aids his plans to usurp the throne.

Film Information

Director - Nicholas Hytner

Produced - 1994

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Helen Mirren, Nigel Hawthorne, Rupert Everett

DVD Details

Certificate:	PG	Publisher:	Channel 4	Region:	2
Length:	105 mins	Cat No:	F4DVD90011
Format:	DVD Colour

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Anonymous on 8th June 2000

Impressive screen version of an Alan Bennett play, with Hawthorne repeating his stunning performance as the eccentrically benevolent late 18th century eponymous king, ... more >