Daniel Day-Lewis Triple Feature

How Many Miles to Babylon?:

Daniel Day-Lewis made one of his earliest screen appearance in this story from the acclaimed Irish author Jennifer Johnston. Two Irishmen - Alex Moore (Day-Lewis), a Protestant, and his childhood friend Jerry, a Catholic, enter WWI as soldiers and see their friendship tested as they experience the harsh realities of war.

The Insurance Man:

Directed by Richard Eyre from a screenplay by Alan Bennett, The Insurance Man is an unpredictable tale of well-intentioned deeds with disastrous results. Told through flashbacks, the story follows Franz, who recounts a mysterious skin condition he suffered as a factor worker before the First World War. At Prague's infamous insurance company, Franz meets Kalka (Day-Lewis), an insurance bureaucrat whose intelligence and compassion are out of place amid the apathy that surrounds him.

Dangerous Corner:

In this classic thriller by J.B. Priestley, Day-Lewis plays publishing executive Gordon Whitehouse. While gathered with his coterie of high society friends and coworkers at the country estate of his business partner, one guest makes a surprising remark about a musical box. This seemingly harmless comment produces a string of shocking revelations with devastating repercussions.

Upplagd i sortimentet: 28 mars, 2013