Directed by British filmmaker Michael Radford, Nineteen Eighty-Four is the second film adaptation of the George Orwell novel. The film is set during April of 1984 in post-atomic war London, the capital city of the repressive totalitarian state of Oceania. Winston Smith (John Hurt) is a government ...more
Year: 1984 | Running Time: 120 minutes
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Filmed during the actual dates in 1984 as described in the book, Michael Radford's adaptation is the preeminent film version of George Orwell's infamous novel. The stark gray settings effectively set the mood of a totalitarian state. John Hurt is a beaten-down Winston, whose weathered face shows every result of his tortured existence, especially during the final devastating scenes with the Thought Police. Suzanna Hamilton does what she can as Julia, bringing some human warmth to the otherwise ...more
- John Hurt - Winston Smith
- Richard Burton - O'Brien
- Suzanna Hamilton - Julia
- Cyril Cusack - Charrington
- Gregor Fisher - Parsons
- Rupert Baderman - Winston as a Boy
- Peter Frye - Rutherford
- Janet Key - Instructress
- Roger Lloyd Pack - Waiter
- Shirley Stelfox - Whore
- Garry Cooper - Guard
- Rolf Saxon - Patrolman
- Robert Putt - Shouting Prole
- Bob Flag - Big Brother
- Michael Radford - Director
- Simon Perry - Producer
- Michael Radford - Screenwriter
- Jonathan Gems - Screenwriter
- George Orwell - Book Author
- Grant Hicks - Art Director
- Martin Herbert - Art Director
- John Davis - Associate Producer
- Rebecca Howard - Casting
- Al Clark - Co-producer
- Emma Porteous - Costume Designer
- Chris Rose - First Assistant Director
- Tom Priestley - Editor
- Eurythmics - Composer (Music Score)












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