 | Rating: 7.5Airing: 20 February 1985Brazil is a Terry Gilliam dystopic black comedy film that reflects the melancholy, dreamlike quality of a famous Brazilian song that’s been translated into English. The film parodies the mostly dysfunctional bureaucratic world we live in and takes us to a post-apocalyptic world in the future yet with our present day attitudes in mind. Casts:
Jonathan Pryce (Sam Lowry), Robert De Niro (Archibald 'Harry' Tuttle), Katherine Helmond (Mrs. Ida Lowry), Ian Holm (Mr. M. Kurtzmann), Bob Hoskins (Spoor), Michael Palin (Jack Lint), Ian Richardson (Mr. Warrenn), Terry Gilliam (Smoking Man (uncredited)), Peter Vaughan (Mr. Helpmann), Kim Greist (Jill Layton), Jim Broadbent (Dr. Jaffe), Derrick O'Connor (Dowser), Roger Ashton-Griffiths (Priest), John Pierce Jones (Basement Guard), Barbara Hicks (Mrs. Alma Terrain), Charles McKeown (Harvey Lime), Kathryn Pogson (Shirley), Bryan Pringle (Spiro), Nigel Planer (Charlie--Dept. of Works), Terence Bayler (T.V. Commercial Presenter), Gorden Kaye (M.O.I. Lobby Porter), Jack Purvis (Dr. Chapman) Crews:
Terry Gilliam (Director), Terry Gilliam (Screenplay), Tom Stoppard (Screenplay), Charles McKeown (Screenplay), Arnon Milchan (Producer), Patrick Cassavetti (Producer), Roger Pratt (Director of Photography), Irene Lamb (Casting), Norman Garwood (Production Design), Rodney Glenn (Sound Editor), Paul Carr (Sound Re-Recording Mixer), Julian Doyle (Editor), Michael Kamen (Original Music Composer), James Acheson (Costume Design), John Beard (Art Direction), Keith Pain (Art Direction), Margery Simkin (Casting), Graham Ford (Production Manager), Françoise Benoît-Fresco (Assistant Art Director), Dennis Bosher (Assistant Art Director), Gary Dawson (Property Master), George Ball (Property Master), Andrew Garnet-Lawson (Scenic Artist), Bob Doyle (Sound Recordist), David Garfath (Camera Operator), David Appleby (Still Photographer), Roy Rodhouse (Gaffer), Penny Eyles (Script Supervisor), Geoff Freeman (Publicist), Alan Arnold (Publicist) |
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