A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Featuring:
Ralph Fiennes, Julianne Moore, Stephen Rea
Written by:
Graham Greene
Neil Jordan
Directed by:
Neil Jordan
Release Date:
December 3, 1999
Original Title:
The End of the Affair
Alternate Titles:
Egy kapcsolat vége
Slutet på historien
Genres:
Drama | Romance
Production Companies:
Columbia Pictures
Production Countries:
United Kingdom | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
BE: 18 CH: 12 CZ: 15+ DE: 12 ES: 12 FR: U GB: 18 HU: 18 IE: 18 JP: R15+ KR: 18 PL: 18 US: R
Runtime: 102
On a rainy London night in 1946, novelist Maurice Bendrix has a chance meeting with Henry Miles, husband of his ex-mistress Sarah, who abruptly ended their affair two years before. Bendrix's obsession with Sarah is rekindled; he succumbs to his own jealousy and arranges to have her followed.
1946 London. One evening, novelist Maurice Bendrix runs into his old friend, mild-mannered government minister Henry Miles, who he has not seen in two years. Maurice met Henry and his wife Sarah Miles in 1939 when they were neighbors off the Common, Maurice using the notion of Henry as research for a character for one of his novels. The reason they have not seen each other in such a long time is that last meeting is when Sarah, without warning, abruptly ended her affair with Maurice, an affair of which Henry had and has no knowledge. This meeting at least brings Maurice back into the Miles' realm and again seeing Sarah. Maurice is as dismayed to hear as Henry is dismayed to tell that he believes Sarah currently is having an affair. Beyond still being in love with her, the deeper reason for Maurice's dismay is not only Sarah having professed her eternal love for him during the time they were together, but her vow that she would never sleep with another man, her and Henry's marriage, while one of emotional need, not of romantic love or sex. Stemming from a conversation between the two men, Maurice employs a detective agency to discover the nature of what Henry believes is Sarah's affair. In the process of discovering what Sarah has been doing, Maurice may discover what happened to end their affair and if she has been true to her word of her eternal love and sexual faithfulness to him.
Internet Movie Database | 7.0/10 |
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Rotten Tomatoes | 67% |
Metacritic | 65/100 |
Awards Won: | Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 wins & 29 nominations total |
ADR Mixer:
Andy Thompson
Art Direction:
Tony Woollard
Jon Billington
Assistant Art Director:
Jo Graysmark
Assistant Chief Lighting Technician:
Billy Merrell
Assistant Costume Designer:
Debbie Scott
Assistant Sound Editor:
Sam Auguste
Camera Operator:
Mike Roberts
Casting:
Susie Figgis
Chief Lighting Technician:
Chuck Finch
Clapper Loader:
Berndt Wiese
Co-Producer:
Kathy Sykes
Construction Manager:
John Bohan
Costume Design:
Sandy Powell
Dialogue Coach:
Julia Wilson Dickson
Dialogue Editor:
Tim Hands
Director:
Neil Jordan
Director of Photography:
Roger Pratt
Editor:
Tony Lawson
Electrician:
Thomas Elliot
Simon Lucas
Warren Ewen
First Assistant Director:
Patrick Clayton
First Assistant Editor:
Jens Baylis
Focus Puller:
Graham Martyr
Clive Mackey
Foley Editor:
Derek Trigg
Hairstylist:
Paolo Mantini
Felicity Wright
Key Grip:
Colin Manning
Location Manager:
David Pinnington
Makeup & Hair:
Demelza Rogers
Vivien Riley
Makeup Artist:
Jeremy Woodhead
Elaine L. Offers
Makeup Designer:
Christine Beveridge
Novel:
Graham Greene
Original Music Composer:
Michael Nyman
Post Production Supervisor:
Michael Saxton
Producer:
Stephen Woolley
Neil Jordan
Production Accountant:
Maggie Phelan
Production Coordinator:
Deryn Stafford
Production Design:
Anthony Pratt
Property Master:
Keith Vowles
Scenic Artist:
Steve Mitchell
Screenplay:
Neil Jordan
Script Supervisor:
Diana Dill
Second Assistant Director:
Michael Stevenson
Second Second Assistant Director:
Ian Stone
Sean Clayton
Set Decoration:
Joanne Woollard
John Bush
Sound Editor:
Mark Auguste
Sound Mixer:
David Stephenson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Robin O'Donoghue
Dominic Lester
Richard Street
Special Effects Supervisor:
Yves De Bono
Steadicam Operator:
Alf Tramontin
Still Photographer:
David Appleby
Stunt Coordinator:
Greg Powell
Stunts:
Paul Jennings
Supervising Art Director:
Chris Seagers
Supervising Music Editor:
Michael Connell
Unit Manager:
Phil Hounam
Unit Publicist:
Susan d'Arcy
Visual Effects Supervisor:
Mark Nelmes
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Sharon Long
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