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The Dresser

The Dresser

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The Dresser

"What happens backstage is always true drama. And often pure comedy."

1983

1h 58m

6.7(71 votes)

Drama

Overview

In a touring Shakespearean theater group, a backstage hand - the dresser, is devoted to the brilliant but tyrannical head of the company. He struggles to support the deteriorating star as the company struggles to carry on during the London blitz. The pathos of his backstage efforts rival the pathos in the story of Lear and the Fool that is being presented on-stage, as the situation comes to a crisis.

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Cast & Crew

28 members

Acting

Albert Finney

Sir

Albert Finney

Acting

Tom Courtenay

Norman

Tom Courtenay

Acting

Edward Fox

Oxenby

Edward Fox

Acting

Zena Walker

Her Ladyship

Zena Walker

Acting

Eileen Atkins

Madge

Eileen Atkins

Acting

Michael Gough

Frank Carrington

Michael Gough

Acting

Cathryn Harrison

Irene

Cathryn Harrison

Acting

Betty Marsden

Violet Manning

Betty Marsden

Acting

Sheila Reid

Lydia Gibson

Sheila Reid

Acting

Lockwood West

Geoffrey Thornton

Lockwood West

Acting

Donald Eccles

Mr. Godstone

Donald Eccles

Acting

Llewellyn Rees

Horace Brown

Llewellyn Rees

Acting

Guy Manning

Benton

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Acting

Anne Blackman

Beryl

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Kevin Stoney

C. Rivers Lane

Kevin Stoney

Acting

Ann Way

Miss White

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Acting

John Sharp

Mr. Bottomley

John Sharp

Acting

Kathy Staff

Bombazine Woman

Kathy Staff

Acting

Roger Avon

Charles

Roger Avon

Acting

Christopher Irvin

Evelyn the Airman

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Acting

Stuart Richman

Evelyn's Friend

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Acting

Sandra Gough

Actress on Station

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Acting

Joe Belcher

Arthur

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Acting

Johnny Maxfield

Electrician

No Image

Acting

Paul Luty

Stallkeeper

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Lori Wells

Barmaid

Lori Wells

Acting

Alan Starkey

Train Guard

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Ralph G. Morse

Man at Station (uncredited)

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