The Alan Bennett Collection
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Insurance man: A dye worker, dismissed from his job because of a suspicious rash, finds himself caught up in the nightmarish bureaucracy of an insurance company, one of whose employees is Franz Kafka. Dinner at noon: Film essay in which Alan Bennett observes the activities of staff and guests at the
… More »Insurance man: A dye worker, dismissed from his job because of a suspicious rash, finds himself caught up in the nightmarish bureaucracy of an insurance company, one of whose employees is Franz Kafka. Dinner at noon: Film essay in which Alan Bennett observes the activities of staff and guests at the Crown Hotel in Harrogate while reminiscing about his Yorkshire childhood. 102 Boulevard Haussmann: A dramatisation of some incidents in the life of Marcel Proust.
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Insurance man
102 Boulevard Haussmann
The insurance man: Daniel Day Lewis; Robert Hines; Geoffrey Palmer; Alan MacNaughtan; Jim Broadbent
Dinner at noon: Alan Bennett
102 Boulevard Haussmann: Alan Bates, Janet McTeer.
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The insurance man / director, Richard Eyre ; producer, Innes Lloyd (1986) -- Dinner at noon / director, Jonathan Stedall ; producer, Jonathan Stedall (1988) -- 102 Boulevard Haussmann / a co-production of BBC-TV and La Sept in association with Cameras Continentales ; directors, David Hinton and Udayan Prasad ; producer, Innes Lloyd (1990)
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