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The Servant

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In 1960s London, a young, wealthy aristocrat, the protagonist of this intriguing story, hires a servant in search of someone to help him maintain his carefree lifestyle. This new employee, charming and cunning, infiltrates the young man's home, offering to attend to his daily needs. At first, the relationship seems harmonious, with the servant devotedly serving his master. However, as time goes on, the dynamics between them begin to twist.

The servant becomes a corrosive influence in the aristocrat’s life. Manipulative and calculating, he uses his intelligence to undermine the security the young man had established. As the atmosphere becomes oppressive, the line between master and servant blurs, revealing the protagonist's insecurities and hidden desires. Trapped in a web of deceit and manipulation, the young man discovers that his loyalty and trust have been exploited.

The film delves into the complex nuances of power dynamics, revealing themes of class, sexuality, and dependence. With a surprising ending, it poses the haunting question of who truly holds the control. Featuring a stellar cast and outstanding direction, this work becomes a dark reflection on human ambition and the fragility of relationships, enveloping the viewer in an atmosphere of tension and ambiguity.

Media type
Movie
Year
1963
Director
Joseph Losey
Writer
Harold Pinter
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.80
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
90.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
94.00
Actors
Dirk Bogarde
James Fox
Sarah Miles
Wendy Craig
Catherine Lacey
Richard Vernon
Ann Firbank
Doris Nolan
Patrick Magee
Jill Melford
Hazel Terry
Brian Phelan
Derek Tansley
Philippa Hare
Dorothy Bromiley
Alison Seebohm
Chris Williams
Gerry Duggan
Harriet Devine
Davy Graham
Colette Martin
Guy Standeven
Joanna Wake
Bruce Wells
Gender
Drama
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
Joseph Losey
Norman Priggen
Original title
The Servant
Duration
116
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