Английская Википедия:Crime Passionel
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Crime Passionel is a 1959 Australian television play. It was based on a play by Jean-Paul Sartre and was directed by Royston Morley.
The play had been broadcast that year by the BBC.
It was broadcast live in Sydney on 11 November 1959. A recording was made of this and shown in Brisbane on 17 November 1959[1] and Melbourne on 10 February 1960.[2] It went for 90 minutes.[3]
Australian TV drama was relatively rare at the time.[4]
Plot
At the end of World War Two, in the mythical European country of Illythia, the German armies are retreating from the Russians. Hugo, a young intellectual who wants to be revolutionary hero, sets about assassinating Hoederer, leader of the local communist party. Hugo is Hoederer's secretary. Hugo has a wife Jessica, and a fellow party member, Olga.
Cast
- Brian James as Hoederer
- William Job as Hugo
- Jacqueline Kott as Olga
- John Fegan as Charles
- Tony Arpino as Franz
- Peter Williams as Louis
- James Elliott as Ivan
- Rosemary Webster as Hugo's wife
- Don Crosby as Georges
- Julian Flett as Prince Paul
- Nat Levison as Slick
- Richard Parry as Karsky
- Bill Waters as Leon
Production
Brian James was flown in from Melbourne to play the lead.[5]
Reception
The Sydney Morning Herald TV reviewer wrote that the play was "a little slow in movement, because of the sheer weight of its talk... [but] was given an absorbing live performance... the cast was uncommonly strong."[6]
See also
References
External links
- Английская Википедия
- 1959 Australian television plays
- 1959 television plays
- Television plays directed by Royston Morley
- Television plays filmed in Sydney
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation television plays
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