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Look Back in Anger was adapted in 1958 as a film by John Osborne and Nigel Kneale. It was produced by Woodfall Films, a company formed by John Osborne and Tony Richardson. It was directed by Tony Richardson, and stared Richard Burton and Claire Bloom. Available on video.
A second film as made in 1980, directed by Lindsay Anderson (a former artistic director of the Royal Court Theatre). It stared Malcolm McDowell and Lisa Banes. Available on video.
The 1989 revival directed Judi Dench for a very limited run in Belfast was filmed for Thames Television. The...
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