Ralph Richardson: Witness for the Prosecution

1982 version of Agatha Christie's play, with Ralph Richardson, Wendy Hiller, Beau Bridges, Deborah Kerr, Diana Rigg & Donald Pleasence.

[@amyrobern9662]

The original was so good that I decided to become a lawyer when I first watched it at age 7. I ended up practising criminal defence law from my residence! Just like Sir Wilfred. What an influence Charles Laughton had on me. Still a great story BUT please watch the original. Definitely my favourite movie ever!

[@evelynniemeyer1119]

Marlene Dietrich was also brillant in this Billy Wilder movie.

[@reneedavis6519]

original is Brillant

[@giovanni_7191]

Recommend this diamond to the youngsters; when you see all the crap produced nowadays, it's a pity to miss it. Superb cast and performances, great plot, great atmoshpere.

[@glennsmith7702]

Charles Laughton should have won an Academy award for his role as Sir Wilfred in the first version-he was such a damn good actor. he was terrific in the first version. RIP Charles.

[@robertdore9592]

His single directorial effort has proved to be an absolute classic 'Night of the Hunter' is a MUST WATCH for any film fan.

[@magenta4085]

I agree with you. Charles Laughton was great.

[@maxheadrom3088]

He was also The Hunchback and Rembrandt! Marvelous Rembrandt, btw.

[@small_joys2022]

Who cares for the joke that is academy awards? Everybody knows how that bs works. The man is an incredible actor and a fake award won't add or take away from that.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

The banter between he & his wife as his nurse is HILARIOUS!

[@lesizmor9079]

Story by Agatha Christie, screenplay by Billy Wilder, an ace cast--- this film is just as good as it deserves to be.

[@admetric]

That is the 1958 film. This one is from 1982.

[@petermorris9818]

Not Billy Wilder, that was the peerless Charles Laughton version.

[@clips001ify]

@@petermorris9818 Laughton was exceptional in the role. Wilder directed and had screenwriting credit with two other writers.

[@petermorris9818]

@@clips001ify a great film. Agree re CL.

[@LadyPercy.]

The original was much sharper but its wonderful to see Sir Ralph Richardson, Wendy Hiller, Deborah Kerr and the enigmatic Diana Rig. So sad to hear of her passing this week. This is a top notch example of her work. RIP to all the great actors of the theatre and silver screen that have sadly passed. Thankfully we can still enjoy their endeavors as they all live on in their work.

[@theotherwise3102]

🙏🏽💕

[@gailyoung1285]

The third floor Agatha Christie

[@olearysgrave]

It's difficult to imagine Diana Rigg as a rugby player. I'm sure her passing will improve with time though she must be quite old now.

[@susannevollmer2347]

Love both versions. Difficult being compared with Laughton and Dietrich. But this works also! I enjoy to see Deborah Kerr here - remembering in quo vadis, the damned and the king and I. This version is more a theater performance than a movie. 😍👏

[@mmmoroi]

Yes, it's a blasphemy to the witty original plot by Christie. There is no point of trying to be creative when the original is creative enough.

[@keithmockridge3329]

Self isolating ( now that's a statement i hope i never have to say again ). After watching so many 3rd rate films, both American and British, how refreshing to watch some of the finest acting you are ever likely to see in your lifetime. Absolutely superb and at times comical in every way.

[@wendy6512]

Agree very refreshing

[@RLucas3000]

The original 50s version was stunning!

[@bill2953]

@@RLucas3000 Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich, Tyrone Power... Top notch, this version does it justice though. A rare remake of equal stature.

[@Ystadcop]

Bang on, Keith!

[@tango6nf477]

Keith, who would have thought that your inoffensive post could generate such nasty personal comments, sad isn't it?

[@AurorahDey]

Oh my good LAWD!!! This film is amazing! Every actor in this film deserved an award. Each character so brilliantly played. I was on the edge of my seat the entire time and would have never guessed such a plot twist. Agatha Christie sure knew how to tell a story!

[@itstuff4744]

Wendy Hiller was a great actress. One of the most gifted and talented person in cinema and theater. RIP Madam. We miss you.

[@chelamcguire]

Verdict - Utterly brilliant! What a tremendous line-up of top actors. My thanks to Agatha Christie for pulling the wool over my eyes once more.

[@debabrataguptagupta2222]

Better than brilliant Agatha christie could outwit the most brilliant barrister in England

[@ld1655]

Nice remake. I have always admired the work of Sir Ralph, Ms. Kerr, Ms. Rigg, Ms. Hiller and Mr. Pleasance. However, the original 1957 version with the magnificent Charles Laughton and that supporting cast (Elsa Lancaster, Marlene Dietrich, Tyrone Power, John Williams, Una O'Connor) is just superb.

[@scootergurl48]

Here, here! Much better than this one IMHO.

[@dougfrith5001]

The script was identical in both films, but the Laughton film was new: we saw the play unfold with new eyes. This remake plays the action again and so may seem not quite as fresh. But thanks to Agatha Christie’s story and superb acting by Richardson et al, the movie is really as fresh as the original. A wonderful film!

[@gillwacey4181]

😅😅

[@beverlybradley5485]

One of my favourite British films of all time, always watched it when it was on, always seemed to be on a rainy Sunday afternoon when I was a kid in England, this version is very good, stellar British cast can’t beat a bit of Agatha Christie.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

​@@dougfrith5001As the credits stated, this is written for television, it's Hallmark, not Wilder.

[@lucilleyoung9142]

Sir Ralph Richardson is brilliant in this rendition of Witness for the Prosecution. As is Diana Rigg.

[@r.p.8906]

twist after twist after twist.... Amazing Agatha Christie!!! LOVED IT!!

[@karanferrell6869]

I really enjoy both versions! They each have their own quality of uniqueness about them that I really enjoy!

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@unowen-nh9ov]

Not like Shakespeare is produced once & put away, this was written as a play & how long has The Mousetrap been produced?

[@SRSM198]

After seeing Sir Ralph Richardson in the film "Fallen Idol" and "Witness For The Prosicution" I realized what a genius he was as a character actor.

[@obsocky779]

Ralph Richardson was perfection!

[@VLind-uk6mb]

Fallen Idol was stunning. Look for Home at Seven, another wonderful mystery with him at the heart of it.

[@joeowens6180]

Simply wonderful Agatha Christie, superbly acted by an all star cast. Ralph Richardson is irreplaceable! And how young Deborah Kerr and Diana Rigg were. Just marvelous, thanks for the post!

[@vizveebee]

Good old KZbin, these great old productions are a breath of fresh air, Uncomplicated, and rewarding for watching the whole thing.

[@bryancooke9798]

This is a fabulous production of Witness for the Prosecution with a top-rated cast, Ralph Richardson excelled. It keeps you on the edge of your seat.

[@tonypegler3618]

Which version do you think is better 1957 or 1982 ?

[@bryancooke9798]

​@@tonypegler3618 Hi Tony, It's difficult, both productions are very good. The early one is in black and white. Marlena Dietrich is excellent and adds mystery, drama, and a first-class thrill factor. The later production had a lot to live up to but has a first-rate cast. If I was pushed for an answer I would choose the 1982 production. Agatha Christie deserves a mention as it is a fabulous bit of writing. Both worth a watch.

[@stephaniegormley9982]

@@tonypegler3618 '57 is better. In the scene where the mysterious cockney woman gives the defense attorney the letters, Diana Rigg's face must be obscured. But Marlene Dietrich looks right at the camera in plain sight and we don't recognize her. At least I didn't.

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@janicem9225]

@@danielwetmore6907 Troll!

[@Aruuu99]

Simply Superb. The way movies should be made in the first place. God Bless.

[@geemom04]

Love the older version but this one is a treat 💕

[@winonamassingill7895]

I’ve watched this movie 3 or 4 times and every time it pops up on the screen I’m tempted to watch it again. I love this movie. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌👌👌

[@makoimajak8175]

Actually, this is my 10th or 20th time. It is the only I watch these days as I prepare for my call to the bar.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

​@@makoimajak8175Learn from Sir Wilfred & carry your brandy with you.

[@cherubim59]

From the first fifteen minutes of the start of this movie, I was already loving Sir Wilred's humour in this character. Marvellous script and movie.

[@melaniesmith5056]

Angie Wheatley i couldn't have said it better myself, loved every minute of it!!

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@AngelAlvarado-fc6ic]

Sir Ralph Richardson has been one of the finest actors ever. Classy and unflappable. This film is perfect for watching on a rainy weekend. The Bee's knees indeed.

[@BeenGucciMaximus]

Anymore recommendations for a rainy weekend??

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Love the humor.... smuggled cigars... and old England, as we'll never see it again.

[@greatwesternproductions2857]

GaslitWorld f. Melissa B I agree with you entirely

[@muniryassin9351]

You never know . The world is full of surprises .

[@sarahdixon6011]

No thank God.

[@theway5563]

@@muniryassin9351 - No good ones and that’s for sure. Welcome to one world government & no property ownership. Say goodbye to individualism.

[@mjwells100]

I LOVED this film! I wish there were more of them.♥️

[@dianapearson1771]

These movies transport me back to a better, happier time in my life. Thank you.

[@Cromwelldunbar]

A noble sentiment I share entirely! My compliments! And a most entertaining film…Ralph Richardson was always a favourite of mine, for his voice and his manner - steadfast and unique.

[@jazzaman147]

Sir Ralph Richardson Dame Diana Rigg And the rest of the cast were brilliant in this remake thanks for the upload

[@subhashnamey5562]

Brilliant cinema. Agatha Christie books are read here even today.I could follow and understand this movie because the actors spoke English with a clear accent,pure English, a film should be understood by all. Thank you very much Sir Kumbhoj village Jai Maharashtra.

[@Ahyaaaak]

What a wonderful movie it was. Thank you!

[@terilong6889]

I love the original with Charles Laughton and Elsa Lancaster. I saw it back in 1980. The casting was perfect with Ralph Richardson playing Laughtons role, Diana Rigg made a great Marlene Dietrich and surprisingly Beau Bridges accomplished his Innocent act as effectively as Tyrone Power. The addition of Donald Pleasence as the prosecutor and Wendy Hiller as the maid was the icing on the cake. I know there's a brand new one out but I can't bring myself to watch it. What a great remake and I didn't think it would ever be done to equal the first. Thanks for sharing. I would suggest to anyone who'd like this movie to see the original.

[@oglesbysb]

Loved the original

[@Layla-mt9pc]

The thousands of films I've watched over the years this film in my top 10 wot a fantastic film acting superb, humor tops,twist super,ending superb justice⚖️ 10 out of 10♥️♥️♥️👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@schuylerjohnson4364]

Such a great story that transcends the fact it is a remake, I enjoyed both versions. Always room for a well made remake. Thank you came Christie!😊

[@sisternektaria1265]

ALONG WITH THE WONDERFUL BRITISH ACTORS, BEAU BRIDGES GAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL PERFORMANCE!

[@charlottefeldman4815]

Sir Ralph Richardson is such a consummate actor that anything he plays is outstanding. One of the greatest actors of the 20th century - along with Lawrence Olivier and John Guilgud. And Diane Ring was such a stunning woman. Wow. What a remake of a classic film. Not many re-makes approach the original but this one does a most credible job.

[@mckavitt]

Charlotte Feldman Diana Rigg. 🤓🎓✍️

[@darlabible1325]

Charlotte Feldman “The Heiress” when I first really noticed Sir Ralph. He’s one of my favorites.

[@menamajors7295]

Darla Bible, he was great in that movie. Everything he did was outstanding.

[@donmoore7785]

"Diane Ring" - what the HECK?

[@terilong6889]

mckavitt p

[@petrslivinski7481]

Excellent! Always enjoy watching Diana Rigg (a/k/a Emma Peel in the Avengers) on the screen. She's a gem.

[@thesorrentosmoon4693]

Thank you for allowing this older baby boomer to see this. l can never pick which one l like the most, the original or this re-make. So, as a woman, l can like them both equally. Australia. xx

[@rosalindaolsen2267]

One of the best crime stories made into a movie, and the actors were excellent.

[@solecurious1448]

Ralph Richardson gave a stunning performance. Strong cast. Great dialogue. Didn’t need further trappings to make a good film.

[@fostecc]

I didn't expect this ending, what a surprise and it added an entirely new aspect to the movie.

[@henrimatisse7481]

It certainly did!

[@markwhitman9542]

Let us not forget Peter Sallis as Sir Wilfred's assistant, Carter. Such a fine actor. Anchored LAST OF THE SUMMER WINE so well for so long...

[@michealburnettis2]

He did some great radio plays, also. 😊

[@lisaalbright8933]

I miss Compo and Cleggy! It’s a good thing You Tube has plenty of the reruns to watch!!

[@lisaalbright8933]

So far I’ve only seen the B&W version with Charles Laughton and I’m thinking Elsa Lancaster was his assistant/secretary! Tyron and Marlene Dietrich were the bad guys!!

[@shannonluck5066]

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[@beatrixtracy]

At last.. a superb movie. Excellent story, acting, and surprise ending. An exquisite sweet after a good meal.

[@vernonwillburgh1306]

Watched it on a wintry Sunday afternoon glad I didn't take that nap it was great entertainment

[@zoyahasan9257]

I just love that cute old sir Wilfred. Wonderful movie

[@salvatorerossi2315]

I have never seen it. Excellent movie. Thank goodness for KZbin

[@toothsnaggleer]

a fascinating and enticing adaption, delivered by great Ralph Richardson and his crews. Simplicity is the best and always make legends.

[@neilmanhard1341]

I have never seen a film that I didn't like with Donald Pleasance. A superb actor, very underrated, always brought a level of professionalism that was rarely equaled by others.

[@VLind-uk6mb]

Always love him too.

[@lucilleyoung9142]

Excellent film. The twist at the end is pure Agatha Christie. The brandy in the thermos adds to the "mystery."

[@mortalclown3812]

Sir Ralph died a year after this aired. Rest in joy.

[@lordlem]

Thanks for uploading this. I was worried because sometimes these star-packed things are dreadful, but this was swell! Ralph at 80 STILL has the chops and is acting everyone off screen.

[@Garsons-oq4lh]

Ralph comes across quite infirm in his performance. He lacks the spark/energy that Charles Laughton had. Particularly his end scene with Diana Rigg in which she confesses doesn't have the same kick it had in the original.

[@obsocky779]

It was in The Heiress that I first encountered Ralph Richardon and he was perfection!

[@ker.5321]

Nurse: Would you like me to shut the window Sir Wilfred: Would you shut up

[@DennisSheaPRM]

The original is one of my all time favorites, but this is an excellent remake with a great cast! They had big shoes to fill!

[@Poseiden2]

Thanks for putting this up - many happy memories watching this growing up. RIP Diana Rigg, a wonderful performance as ever.

[@jmharris251]

OMG, I didn't realize Dianna died this Sept 2020. she worked till the end. I love Dianna

[@ColonelFredPuntridge]

Outstanding work by Wendy Hiller. And Donald Pleasence is always a treat.

[@steerpike66]

Old Ralph played many later things with his tongue firmly in his cheek, but he could always radiate a mesmeric charm, like a stage hypnotist, which here they emphasize with his glittering monocle. He could be funny and light, but there was always skill and gravitas too.

[@Connie7881]

Great movie. Great acting. Worth all the while, Highly recommend!!

[@maureenbeatty3046]

Witness for the Prosecution - Great film, riveting, twist in the tale, so many familiar faces. Agatha Christie, a class on her own. Thank you for making this film freely available in Australia.

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@maureenbeatty3046]

@@danielwetmore6907 Thank you for your thoughtful message - I'm from Sydney, have you been here?

[@danielwetmore6907]

@@maureenbeatty3046 Hello good afternoon my friend

[@danielwetmore6907]

Hello. how are are you and your family today?

[@sharondesi]

Brilliant ... Agatha Christie is a Master at this game !!! Loved it. Thanks for uploading!!!

[@jjmboston9526]

i've been waiting for this for years! Thanks so much !!

[@annip5573]

I appreciate very much this upload. Thank you!

[@brionduncan2496]

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[@annip5573]

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[@MrLyndarenaud]

Anni Plan....Neither does anyone else!! Very mystifying!

[@MrLyndarenaud]

Anni Plan....Plus, not one of those who do this has ever replied to my query about the meaning. Maybe, it is simply a joke that some of these lettered people have agreed to do.

[@Happiness1876]

Ur not witty

[@marysylvie2012]

Wowwwwwwwwwwww! That was something! I loved it! Thank you so much for this upload.

[@kenmccready2870]

Just totally marvelous perfect casting and wonderful setting .

[@dianafeliciano741]

I like both versions of this remake of witness for the prosecution, the English are intense in drama , so enjoyed both version of the film.👍👍😊

[@caroldesmond2023]

Great acting. I love this film.

[@antoniofenix9764]

Thank you so much for uploading this movie. Very stimulating and thoroughly entertaining.

[@haroldmachroli7038]

I can't lie. I enjoyed this version as much as the original. The cast was excellent and the acting phenomenal. This was more than an "attempt" as stated in some comments. This was very very good and in my opinion as good as the original.

[@aa-bl3sh]

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[@haroldmachroli7038]

@@aa-bl3sh Thank you God. So glad you have the power to decide what is moral or not. Playing co-judge with God can get you in trouble.

[@aa-bl3sh]

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[@janicem9225]

@@aa-bl3sh Huh? You're just excellent at tossing word salad, aren't you?

[@janicem9225]

@@aa-bl3sh You think you're smart, don't you....and yet, you can't construct a coherent sentence. Lol

[@tedthesailor172]

Brilliant. I could watch Sir Ralph Richardson for hours. His face and dialogue are mesmerising. I've seen the earlier Laughton version and wouldn't wan't to split 'em. In the end, they're both a testament to Agatha Christie. Very many thanks for sharing...

[@obsocky779]

The timbre of Richardson's voice and his enunciation is simply exquisite!

[@VLind-uk6mb]

It is rare when a film and its remake are of close to equal calibre but this is one such instance. I thoroughly enjoyed both and would not care to choose between them. There is a new one in development: all I know is that Ben Affleck is tapped to play Leonard, which I think a good choice. But the film depends upon the Sir Wilfred.

[@danwinger1865]

Outstanding version of this great who done it! Sir Charles Laughton in the original movie and Sir Ralph Richardson in this version as Sir Wilfred are great to watch

[@charleslavers4563]

The writing and story line of this drama was the real provider of enjoyment ably assisted in both films by top class actors. Magnificent in both! and film at its best.

[@vikisart]

Great movie. Thanks for uploading it.

[@floydroadheroes]

wonderful film! What a wonderful actor Sir Ralph was! One of the greatest of them all!

[@JaneDoe-gb6ko]

This is magnificent!!!!

[@maritzaagosto1793]

Excellent actors / actresses like Ralph Richardson , Deborah Kerr , Donald Pleasence , plus Diana Rigg will ways be dearly missed ... RIP .

[@johnferguson4089]

What a great film, I've not seen the original but this version had my attention all the way through. The quality of the acting here is superb and Sir Ralph Richardson gives an outstanding performance along with all of the cast. Thank you so much for posting such a great movie.

[@deborahleone4351]

John Ferguson ohhhhh, ya GOTTA see the original!!! But you’re right, this is very well done. Great actors make it that way!😘💕🙏🙋‍♀️

[@kenotube3160]

Watch the original. You won’t be disappointed.

[@nonenoneonenonenone]

Terrifically done. No one like Agatha, Dame Christie rules.

[@saracalabrese8542]

That twist literally made my jaw drop

[@chingmeichen436]

I SAW THE ORIGINAL MOVIE IN 1955 WITH CHARLES LAUGHTON AND MALENE DIETRICH AND IT WAS FABULOUS! "YOU ARE AND ALWAYS HAVE BEEN A CHRONIC AND HABITUAL LIAR" THUNDERED LAUGHTON IN THE COURTROOM! WOW!

[@malina1239]

This is the best version of the book ever made , in my opinion. Wonderful cast and the perfect mix of suspense and humor, in true Agatha Christie style !

[@kevinwilson3609]

Did you see the 1957 film?

[@davidcopperfield-notthemag397]

Wonderful ending! Many famous actors in this movie. Thanks for posting the movie!

[@gplunk]

Thank You for this; absolutely brilliant performances on all counts, and superb production values all the way around....

[@Anita-ee4bs]

Loved this. Thanks from the Uk 🇬🇧

[@rickipacaci1338]

Brilliant acting, mystery and film. Fascinating ❤

[@alwayshappy1971]

excellent, what a gem this one was!!! Thank you for posting. 😃

[@averygordon5334]

To you who got, and posted this here, THANK YOU. I absolutely LOVE Sir Ralph, and Dame Wendy! This page is like a 47-flavour ice cream shoppe: WHO CAN CHOOSE?!

[@ravanabrahmarakshas4263]

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[@helenmcgregor8149]

Avery Gordon 7

[@julianchoque7402]

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[@Yaris510]

So nice to see an old classic which is all about the script and performances rather than CGI. RIP Diana Rigg: one of the best actresses of her generation

[@rohiten1]

Absolutely right on all counts...CGI, though impressive, gets on one's nerves...you gradually lose sight of what is really real... or is it CGI??

[@common_myrtle]

I was deceived by Vole's cry of grief and desperate performance. I was fascinated by the wonderful casting of "Witness for the Prosecution ". And I admire the ages and careers of Ralph Richardson (80), Wendy Hiller (70) and David Langton (70).

[@janejames9173]

Very Dear, Dear, Precious Sir Ralph Richardson❤️❤️

[@urielchamberlain599]

What a great movie!! Loved it. Awesome writing and acting!

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@mettana1]

Some of these old films are really worth watching!!!

[@-xirx-]

Simply exceptional. Cast, acting & that ending. Superb

[@devi3350]

What a funny gem of a movie! I'll have to watch the other one too now, but that guy was hilarious. Thanks.

[@TheFrankles]

The Laughton version is superior. In this one, Patricia Kerr is TOTALLY miscast as the dragonish Miss Plimsoll. My favourite line in the older version is when Sir Wilfred becomes exasperated beyond expression with her and says: "Miss Plimsoll, if you were a woman, I would strike you!" In the original, Miss Plimsoll it's played by Laughton's real-life wife, the singularly UNattractive, pop-eyed Elsa Lanchester. But she is so good!!

[@paulasharma5116]

Excellent production!!!Never saw the plot thicken so quickly!!!

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@nadjazajc5086]

Wonderful🌹One of the best!Thank you!😍

[@tinapeters5725]

Thank you for this film. outstanding actors, I have watched this productions many times, I never tire of it

[@cristinapatellani5332]

Great movie, Agatha Christie was a genius 🙌🏽❤️

[@sailendrayalamanchili4126]

What a fabulous movie ! Thank you for uploading this gem !

[@MystiqueULH]

Great movie. I'd seen it before as a young girl. To see it here again brought back memories of watching it with my mom on German TV many many years ago though it was a different version of the movie which was made earlier in 1957 with Tyrone Power, Marlene Dietrich, Charles Laughton.

[@susannaude8514]

Very good!Brilliant actors!The British sense of humour is always so sharp.Thank you for sharing this!

[@d.e.w.8676]

Agree! I love British movies!!!

[@umedavk2011]

Thanks for a very good movie indeed. A fine British cast headed by the great Ralph Richardson.

[@susankara7520]

Saw the version with Charles laughton and Marlene Dietrich twice and this version is spectacular! Thank you 💕

[@danielwetmore6907]

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[@ItzMeOB]

Such a wonderful movie....adorable Sir Ralph and Dame Wendy....wow and watching this with a glass of white wine....what else do I need in this world..ha!

[@helenlauer9545]

fantastic entertainment. and such a cast of stars! the eyes are struck!