Nineteen Eighty-Four
09/11/1984
Winston Smith is a government employee whose job involves the rewriting of history in a manner that casts his fictional country's leaders in a charitable light. His trysts with Julia provide his only measure of enjoyment, but lawmakers frown on the relationship -- and in this closely monitored society, there is no escape from Big Brother.
Movie Information
John Hurt
as Winston Smith
Richard Burton
as O'Brien
Suzanna Hamilton
as Julia
Cyril Cusack
as Charrington
Gregor Fisher
as Parsons
James Walker
as Syme
Andrew Wilde
as Tillotson
David Cann
as Martin
Peter Frye
as Rutherford
Roger Lloyd Pack
as Waiter
David Trevena
as Tillotson's Friend
Anthony Benson
as Jones
Phyllis Logan
as The Telescreen Anouncer (voice)
Garry Cooper
as Guard
Rupert Baderman
as Winston Smith as a Boy
Corinna Seddon
as Winston's Mother
Martha Parsey
as Winston's Sister
Merelina Kendall
as Mrs. Parsons
P.J. Nicholas
as William Parsons
Lynne Radford
as Susan Parsons
Pip Donaghy
as Inner Party Speaker
Shirley Stelfox
as The Whore
Janet Key
as The Instructress
Hugh Walters
as Artsem Lecturer
John Hughes
as Man in White Coat
Robert Putt
as Shouting Prole
Christine Hargreaves
as Soup Lady
Matthew Scurfield
as Guard
John Golightly
as Patrolman
Rolf Saxon
as Patrolman
Ole Oldendorp
as Eurasian Soldier
Eddie Stacey
as Executioner
Norman Bacon
as Man on Station Platform
John Foss
as Youth Leader
Carey Wilson
as Party Member
Mitzi McKenzie
as Party Member
Pam Gems
as The Washerwoman
Joscik Barbarossa
as Aaronson
John Boswall
as Goldstein
Bob Flag
as Big Brother
Annie Lennox
as Woman at rally (uncredited)
Lucien Morgan
as Ministery Worker (uncredited)
Michael Munn
as Interrogation Room Soldier (uncredited)
Jason Savage
as Child at Rally (uncredited)
Fred Wood
as Prol (uncredited)
