Information
- BFI identifier399
- Date1982 (Copyright)
1982-11 (Release) - Production countryUnited Kingdom
- Production company
- SynopsisPeriod drama set in Wiltshire in 1694. Neville, an ambitious young draughtsman, strikes up an unusual contract with Mrs Herbert, the lady of Compton Anstey Manor. (Synopsis)
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- Subject
- CreditsDirected by: Peter Greenaway
©: Peter Greenaway
a British Film Institute production: British Film Institute
view all - CastAnthony Higgins (Mr Neville)
Janet Suzman (Mrs Herbert)
Anne Louise Lambert (Sarah Talmann)
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Title
The Draughtsman's Contract (Original)
Meurtre Dans Un Jardin Anglais (Alternative)
Der Kontrakt Des Zeichners (Alternative)
EIDR identifier
10.5240/EA98-A8A0-B797-D811-19FB-2Category
FictionThis work is included in the BFI Filmography.
This work is available to view in the Mediatheque at BFI Southbank.
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35mm Colour Positive - Safety - Combined - Viewing
VHS cassette - Video - Viewing
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view all - Scripts / DocumentsEphemera: publicity - PBS-399
Script - Script, no date. - S6919
Small pressbooks held [Inc. French language pressbook] See DRAUGHTSMAN'S CONTRACT Collection.
view all - Posters / DesignsPoster: film - Single Sheet, Landscape, 1017mm X 763mm Poster - PD-5290
Poster: film - Single sheet landscape - PD-5291
Poster: film - Single sheet landscape poster - PD-11158
view all - StillsPhotograph: publicity - Portrait - Colour - bfi-00o-6kl
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Photograph: publicity - Portrait - Colour - bfi-00o-6kj
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Photograph: transparency - Portrait - Colour - bfi-00n-o8e
view all - ArticlesCinema n3 March 1985 - LetterVisions n21/22 October 1984 - ReviewCinématographe n98 March 1984 - InterviewCinématographe n98 March 1984 - ReviewAmerican Cinematographer v64 n9 September 1983 - Interviewview all
- Books
- +The Draughtsman's Contract
Work - 399 - 1982 (Copyright)
United Kingdom - Film - Fiction
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