Stanley (1988)
The controversial English artist Stanley Spencer scandalised the art world when he painted the Resurrection taking place in the churchyard of Cookham, his home village by the River Thames; and further scandalised the village when he decided that to nourish his imagination he needed two wives.
Director: Anna Benson Gyles
 |
Anton Lesser as Stanley Spencer |
 |
Juliet Stevenson as Hilda Carline |
 |
Sarah Berger as Patricia Preece |
 |
Lesley Dunlop as Elsie |
|
Christopher Baines as Richard Carline |
|
Valerie Lush as Mrs. Carline |
 |
David Horovitch as Dudley Tooth |
 |
Jacqueline Tong as Dorothy Hepworth |
 |
Norman Jones as William Spencer |
 |
Roger Brierley as Solicitor |
|
Wendy Gifford as Mary Behrends |
|
Peter Birrel as Louis Behrends |
|
Sally Mates as Hospital Sister |
|
Pat Quayle as Mrs Gissing |
|
Paul Frith as Young Stanley |
|
Lucy Martin as Young Shirin |
| Directing | Anna Benson Gyles | Director |
| Crew | Philip Bonham-Carter | Cinematography |
| Production | Ruth Caleb | Producer |
| Writing | Elaine Morgan | Writer |
