Nineteen Eighty-Four (1954)
A man who works for 'The Party' (an all powerful empire led by a man known only as 'Big Brother') begins to have thoughts of rebellion and love for a fellow member. Together they look to help bring down the party.
Director: Rudolph Cartier
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Peter Cushing as Winston Smith |
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Yvonne Mitchell as Julia |
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Donald Pleasence as Syme |
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Arnold Diamond as Emanuel Goldstein |
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Campbell Gray as Parsons |
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André Morell as O'Brien |
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Hilda Fenemore as Mrs. Parsons |
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Pamela Grant as Parsons Girl |
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Keith Davis as Parsons Boy |
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Janet Barrow as Woman Supervisor |
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Norman Osborne as First Youth |
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Tony Lyons as Second Youth |
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Malcolm Knight as Third Youth |
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John Baker as First Man |
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Victor Platt as Second Man |
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Van Boolen as Barman |
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Wilfrid Brambell as Old Man / Thin Prisoner |
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Leonard Sachs as Mr. Charrington |
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Sydney Bromley as Waiter |
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Janet Joye as Canteen Woman |
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Harry Lane as Guard |
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Richard Williams as Narrator |
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Nigel Kneale as Telescreen Announcer (voice) |
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Roy Oxley as Big Brother |
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Peter Sallis as Man (uncredited) |
| Writing | Nigel Kneale | Writer |
| Sound | John Hotchkis | Music |
| Production | Rudolph Cartier | Producer |
| Directing | Rudolph Cartier | Director |
| Writing | George Orwell | Novel |
| Visual Effects | Jack Kine | Modeling |
| Visual Effects | Bernard Wilkie | Modeling |
| Sound | John Hotchkis | Conductor |
| Art | Barry Learoyd | Production Design |
