The Browning Version

Lorna Singh

Powerful,moving character study with an insight into an unhappy marriage. Brilliant dialogue delivered by an inspiring cast.

Miasma

1951 was an impressive year, and I hate to think this film, a merely exceptional chamber piece, is to be overlooked - like the damn Crock. Applause!

Richmond Hill

A tender and subtle study of resignation, loss and regret, sensitively handled by all concerned. Life is closer to this portrait than most commercial fine a would ever dare admit.

Stu Witmer

A tour d'force of acting and cinematography, but what really blew me away was the makeup. The extremely subtle and effective work by Biddy Chrystal (hair stylist) and W.T. Partleton (makeup artist) supported and enhanced the characters, particularly Redgrave and Kent. With the combination of great acting and makeup, it took me a few minutes to recognize the two actors, both of whom I've seen many times.

Luis Pires

My first Asquith, and what a deliciously well-written work! Redgrave is incredible.

HSBilly

divine performance by redgrave, and remarkable minor performance by "the book"

AKFilmFan

Compelling adaptation of the play with a stunning performance by Redgrave.

Doc Block

Taplow and crocks relation was something to see. Redgrave's performance worth noticing.