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Glenda Jackson in Women in Love

on BBC Two England

also starring Alan Bates
Oliver Reed , Jennie Linden with Eleanor Bron
Returning home from London to the small colliery town of Beldover, Gudrun Brangwen , is attracted to Gerald Crich - son of a wealthy mine owner. Her sister, Ursula, is equally attracted to Rupert Birkin , the inspector at the school where she is a teacher. The passions and final tragic outcome of the quartet's complex relationships form the mainspring of the action to this ambitious film, derived from D. H. Law rence's celebrated and controversial novel.
Women in Love proved to be director Ken Russell 's first' big screen success, as well as establishing the international reputations of Oliver Reed and Glenda Jackson - winning her the first of her two Oscars.
Screenplay by LARRY KRAMER based on the novel by D. h. LAWRENCE Produced by LARRY KRAMER Directed by KEN RUSSELL Films: page 20

Contributors

Unknown:
Alan Bates
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Oliver Reed
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Jennie Linden
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Eleanor Bron
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Gudrun Brangwen
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Rupert Birkin
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D. H. Law
Director:
Ken Russell
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Oliver Reed
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Glenda Jackson
Unknown:
Larry Kramer
Novel By:
D. H. Lawrence
Produced By:
Larry Kramer
Directed By:
Ken Russell
Rupert Birkin:
Alan Bates
Gerald Crich:
Oliver Reed
Gudrun Brangwen:
Glenda Jackson
Ursula Brangwen:
Jennie Linden
Hermione Roddice:
Eleanor Bron
Tom Brangwen:
Michael Gough
Anna Brangwen:
Norma Shebbeare
Thomas Crich:
Alan Webb
Mrs Crich:
Catherine Wilmer
Winifred Crich:
Sarah Nicholls
Laura Crich:
Sharon Gurney
LuptOn:
Chrlstopher Gable

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