We Think the World of You

1988

We Think the World of You (1988)

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Joseph R. Ackerley's semiautobiographical novel, set in sexually suppressive 1950s London, is brought to the screen in tragicomic fashion. The film's bone of contention is a German shepherd, owned by convicted felon Gary Oldman. A bitter "custody battle" ensues over the dog, involving Oldman's parents, his wife, and his homosexual lover Alan Bates. This sound likes stuff which farce is made of, but the characters and situations are all too real and recognizable. Besides, that has to be the most loveable German shepherd ever recorded on film.
  • Rating:
    PG (adult situations/language)
  • Genre:
    Comedy
  • Directed By:
    Colin Gregg
  • Written By:
    Hugh Stoddart
  • In Theaters:
     wide
  • Runtime:
  • Studio:
    Nelson Entertainment

Cast

Alan Bates
as Frank Meadows
Gary Oldman
as Johnny Burney
Frances Barber
as Megan
Liz Smith
as Millie Burney
Max Wall
as Tom Burney
Sheila Ballantine
as Margaret
Kerry Wise
as Rita
Ryan Batt
as Dickie
Dog: Betsy
as Evie
David Swift
as Bill
Pat Keen
as Miss Sweeting
Barbara Hicks
as Resident's Association Lady
Ivor Roberts
as Harry
Paula Jacobs
as Deidre
Edward Jewesbury
as Judge
Nick Stringer
as Butcher
Danny MacDonald
as Boy
Daniel MacDonald
as Boy
Nicola Wright
as Post Girl
Ian Hastings
as RSPCA Inspector
Barbara New
as Mrs. Grant
Irene Sutcliffe
as Resident's Association Lady
Stewart Harwood
as Stallholder
David Trevena
as Meter Man
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