As Lean himself pointed out,[34] his films are often admired by fellow directors as a showcase of the filmmaker's art. The marriage, which lasted from 1949 to 1957, didn't turn out well. Sometimes called the "British Garbo", she was initially suspicious of Lean's standoffish attitude toward her on the set of The Passionate Friends, but then as she later wrote he swept her off her feet. Survivors include his wife, Sandra, and a son, Peter, by a previous marriage. After editing approximately two dozen feature films, in 1942, he began his career as a director. [22] These critics so lacerated the film for two hours to David Lean's face that the devastated Lean was put off from making films for a long time. In the course of his career, David Lean created some of the most unforgettable images in cinema history: the terrifying opening graveyard sequence in Great Expectations, the poignant railway farewell in Brief Encounter, the shimmering desert of Lawrence of Arabia and the . Yet the pictures are accompanied by a text that gives a fascinating insight into Lean's tortured psyche. David Lean: An Intimate Portrait (2001),[10] and by Peter Lean, his son from his first marriage. The only thing in the part I might have done well is the crippled crab-like walk." It was Lean's genius that he took an international perspective at a time when other British film-makers were becoming increasingly insular. A successful art dealer, with the house in Knightsbridge, she had two failed marriages behind her and a vibrant social life. Lean's later movies made him, according to Variety, the top directorial grosser of that time. They really happened -- and at the hand of such a quiet, shy, and incredibly impassioned . Thank God that I'm starting work tomorrow with an American actor [William Holden].". https://www.nytimes.com/1991/04/17/obituaries/david-lean-film-director-dies-at-83.html. Born March 25, 1908, in Croydon, England; died April 16, 1991; son of Francis William le Blount and Helena Annie (Tangye) Lean; married Kay Walsh, 1940 (marriage ended, 1949); married Ann Todd (an actress), 1949 (divorced, 1957); married Leila Matkar, 1960 (divorced, 1978); two other marriages (both ended). Anyone can read what you share. Starring Noel Coward, John Mills, Bernard Miles, Celia Johnson, narrated by Leslie Howard. Otras pelculas destacadas son: Madeleine (1950); La barrera del sonido (The Sound Barrier, 1952); Pasaje a la India (A Passage to India, 1984). This is a digitized version of an article from The Timess print archive, before the start of online publication in 1996. An associate remarked, "David only lives, really lives, when he is making a picture." ", The producer David Puttnam said recently he regarded Lean as "the greatest storyteller on film. Relatives. I know he may have left me just like he left the others, but it didn't stop us from having what we had. Suggest an alternative. But Lean before 1952 made eight films in ten years that are lively, stirring, and an inspirationthey make you want to go out and make movies, they are so in love with the screen's power and the combustion in editing. However, he fell ill with what press reports said was throat cancer. [26], Lean recruited long-time collaborators for the cast and crew, including Maurice Jarre (who won another Academy Award for the score), Alec Guinness in his sixth and final role for Lean, as an eccentric Hindu Brahmin, and John Box, the production designer for Dr. Zhivago. David Lean Education. In 1984 he had a career revival with A Passage to India, adapted from E. M. Forster's novel; it was an instant hit with critics but proved to be the last film Lean would direct. (2001), as well as Peter Lean, his son from his first marriage. The Academy Award winner for Best Picture in 1962, it also earned an Oscar for director David Lean (The Bridge on the River Kwai), whose command of . But having grown up during the demise of British influence in the world, he also had an acutely critical view of British society. Intrigued by supersonic flight, Mr. After some hesitation, Alec Guinness once again appeared, in his fourth David Lean film, as the Arab leader, Prince Faisal, despite his misgivings from their conflicts on Bridge on the River Kwai. Summer Madness (1955, David Lean's Production for Lopert Films) Producer: Ilya Lopert. He used the same flair that his films showed for choreography to keep mistresses and wives apart. She left her husband and two children to be with him. I just lived for the moment, instead of thinking, 'He's left five women, he's going to leave me. When 9-year-old orphan Oliver Twist (John Howard Davies) dares to ask his cruel taskmaster, Mr. Bumble (Francis L. Sullivan), for a second serving of gruel, he's hired out as an apprentice. Late last year, he married for the sixth time, to Sandra Cooke, an interior designer. ", 'David Lean An Intimate Portrait' by Sandra Lean and Barry Chattington, Carlton Books 25. ", He deplored critics who habitually expressed "helpless admiration at directorial stuff that isn't difficult to do -- the show-off stuff." One of the great translations of literature into film, David Lean's Great Expectations brings Charles Dickens's masterpiece to robust on-screen life. Peter Lean: Sir David Lean CBE (25 March 1908 - 16 April 1991) was an English film director, . School: Leighton Park School David Lean Career. Two celebrated Charles Dickens adaptations followed Great Expectations (1946) and Oliver Twist (1948). She moves like a dancer and speaks in the languid tones of someone advertising expensive liqueurs. "[19] The last of the films with Todd, The Sound Barrier (1952), has a screenplay by the playwright Terence Rattigan and was the first of his three films for Sir Alexander Korda's London Films. "In Which . Start your Independent Premium subscription today. Madeleine (1950), set in Victorian-era Glasgow is about an 1857 cause clbre with Todd's lead character accused of murdering a former lover. "That left him with a horror of feelings," his widow says. Cite this record . Eventually Peter and his daughter visited us in France, but it was a total disaster. His six wives were: Isabel Lean (28 June 1930 - 1936) (his first cousin); one son, Peter; Kay Walsh (23 November 1940 - 1949) Ann Todd (21 May 1949 - 1957) Leila Matkar (4 July 1960 - 1978) (From . One glimpse through the curtains of a vast pile of Lean books convinces me I've come to right address. The DVD of 'Dr Zhivago' is released on 21 November 2001, Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies. ", A genius at editing film, Lean applied the same principles to his personal life. Sir David Lean CBE (25 March 1908 16 April 1991) was an English film director, producer, screenwriter and editor. Documentary about the 1989 restoration of "Lawrence of Arabia", featuring Robert A. Harris, David Lean, Peter O'Toole and film editor Anne V. Coates. "David often said to me: 'Please babe, if anyone is going to write a book about me, all I want is bloody good pictures." I think it helped that I am a free spirit. Sir David Lean, CBE (25 thng 3 nm 1908 - 16 thng 4 nm 1991) l mt o din phim, nh sn xut, bin kch v bin tp ngi Anh, tng sn xut nhiu phim s thi quy m ln nh Cu sng Kwai (1957), Lawrence x Rp (1962) v Bc s Zhivago (1965). "I sensed trouble from the moment I sat down", Lean says of the now famous luncheon. "David, a very fine director, never had very much consideration for what actors sometimes have to go through just a relentless drive for what he wanted for the scene," said Todd, who starred in three of his films. A more formative event for his career than his formal education was an uncle's gift, when Lean was aged ten, of a Brownie box camera. Those are strange words to write of a man to whom death came at the age of 83 after a rich life and a glorious career, but they are true words all the same. Yet, while his erstwhile colleagues floundered, Lean reinvented himself as the director of widescreen spectacles such as The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), Lawrence of Arabia (1962) and Doctor Zhivago (1965). Why on earth am I making films if I don't have to? David Lean was born on 25 March 1908 at 38 Blenheim Crescent, South Croydon, Surrey (now part of Greater London), to Francis William le Blount Lean and the former Helena Tangye (niece of Sir Richard Trevithick Tangye). At times Rains' character is made to seem absurd he's too stiff to dance and too pedantic to speak in anything other than a banker's dry discourse. Todd's divorce from her then-husband Nigel Tangye was bitter, and her autobiography contains a comic account of Tangye (a keen aviator who was also Lean's cousin) swooping down in vengeful mood in a small plane and terrifying Lean and his crew when they were shooting his next feature, Madeleine (1950). UK. Posted by ; On Maj 26, 2022; 0 Comments . His funeral will be . Hobson's Choice (1954), with Charles Laughton in the lead, was based on the play by Harold Brighouse. He assembled an all-star cast, including Marlon Brando, Paul Scofield, Anthony Quinn, Peter O'Toole, Christopher Lambert, Isabella Rossellini and Dennis Quaid, with Georges Corraface as the title character. Lean made 11 movies, including the acclaimed "In Which We Serve" (co-directed with Noel Coward), "This Happy Breed," "Oliver Twist," "Breaking Through the Sound Barrier," "Hobson's Choice" and "Summertime.". I'm under no illusions. It made me understand him much better. His female star, in the complex role of a confused young British woman who falsely accuses an Indian man of attempted rape, gained Australian actress Judy Davis her first Academy nomination. He began his film career in 1928 as a teaboy for Gaumont-British studios, where he . But they sent him to a Quaker boarding school, Leighton Park, in Reading, where he began spending all his spare time going to the movies, captivated by what he later called "the pure audacity of the American cinema.". Sir David Lean, CBE, was an English film director, producer, screenwriter and editor, best remembered for big-screen epics The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Doctor Zhivago (1965), and A Passage to . I'm a near miss. As Tony Sloman wrote in 1999, "As the varied likes of David Lean, Robert Wise, Terence Fisher and Dorothy Arzner have proved, the cutting rooms are easily the finest grounding for film direction. '", The picture Lady Lean paints is unappealing, yet her fierce love for her husband is palpable, her knowledge of his films encyclopaedic ("Do you have the American or the English DVD of Lawrence?" It recounts the life of T. E. Lawrence, the British officer who is depicted in the film as uniting the squabbling Bedouin peoples of the Arab peninsula to fight in World War I and then push on for independence. He further observes that, in his work, "setting [is used] as a presence with as much dramatic and thematic form as any character in the film. Saturday August 17 2019, 12.01am BST, The Times. I just dug my nails into my hands and he said 'Did you hear me?' The marriage lasted nine years. As part of the David Lean centenary celebrations, 'The Passionate Friends' has been re-released, a two-month season at BFI Southbank is under way and there is a UK tour of his newly restored films. [37], In his introduction to David Lean: Interviews, Steven Organ claims that Lean "often straddl[ed] that fine line between commercialism and artistry. Lean also wanted Alec Guinness to play Dr. Monygham, but the aged actor turned him down in a letter from 1989: "I believe I would be disastrous casting. "They were jealous of his movies. After extensive location work in the Middle East, North Africa, Spain, and elsewhere, Lean's Lawrence of Arabia was released in 1962. 425 photographs, 75 in full-color. Lean then embarked on a project he had pursued since 1960, a film adaptation of A Passage to India (1984), from E. M. Forster's 1924 novel of colonial conflicts in British-occupied India. "People were saying that I'd jumped on the bandwagon, that I must have known he was going to go soon. ", Mr. As a lover of cinema, David Lean's career started at the very lowest rung of the industry ladder, visiting Gaumont Studios where his enthusiasm was met with opportunity, working his way up from being a tea boy, to a clapper boy to eventually become a third assistant director. He lived through two world wars and matured as an artist during the 50s, when Britain was being forced to re-examine her new role. ", If Lady Lean is the jealous type, she is careful not to show it. So Lean's work contains an interesting paradox: the strong visual and literary legacy of British culture, which he loved and understood so well, combined with biting insights into the ludicrous aspects of a nation being forced to accept a less important role in the world. He is married to Diane and is still making . "But I always liked asking about them. David Lean's 1955 film about an American woman who falls in love while on holiday in Venice is a love letter to the romantic power of the city that he called his second home, and the movie that . He wrote a 20,000-word article on the subject and submitted it to Terence Rattigan, who adapted it into a 1952 screenplay. Widely regarded as one of cinema's most accomplished directors, David Lean helmed such classics as Brief Encounter, Great Expectations, and Oliver Twist. "To our surprise it was accused of being anti-Semitic", Lean wrote. In a BBC documentary, Steven Spielberg recounted how Lean (by then a personal friend) asked him to approach Warner Brothers on his behalf to persuade them to finance his film of Joseph Conrad's novel Nostromo. The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) was based on a novel by Pierre Boulle recounting the story of British and American prisoners of war trying to survive in a Japanese prison camp during the Second World War. He patted me on the shoulder and said: 'Well done, babe. These films are This Happy Breed (1944), Blithe Spirit (1945) and Brief Encounter (1945) with Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard as quietly understated clandestine lovers, torn between their unpredictable passion and their respective orderly middle-class marriages in suburban England. Starring the aging Hollywood 'bad boy' Robert Mitchum in an uncharacteristic role as a long-suffering Irish husband and British actress Sarah Miles as his faithless young wife, the film received far fewer positive reviews than the director's previous work, being particularly savaged by the New York critics. "David warned me that life with him would be very difficult," she later recalled. Sandra Lean met David Lean when she was 46 years old and he was 77. Maybe Todd deserves some of the credit: if they had enjoyed a stable married life, he could as easily have ended up staying in England and taking whatever chances came his way. It won two Academy Awards the following year, another for cinematographer Freddie Young and for supporting actor John Mills in his role as a village halfwit. You're cooked. They wed in 1981 and split in 1984. Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? David Lean's directorial credits embrace intimate dramas as well as sweeping historical . Her experience seems to have given her an insight into Lean, which helped her succeed where five others had failed. It wasn't just the taxman and his ex-wife who were driving Lean from Britain. Za svj ivot se 6x oenil a 5x rozvedl. They eventually married in 1991, six months before Lean died, aged 83. Access unlimited streaming of movies and TV shows with Amazon Prime Video Sign up now for a 30-day free trial, As was once observed by Lean's fellow director Ingmar Bergman, also married six times, the very process of film-making lends itself to erotic conspiracy: "Drama and film are incontrovertibly two professions that are immensely erotically charged.". ", As husband material, Lean was not promising. By the early 1940's Lean had a reputation as the most knowledgeable technician in British films, and Noel Coward asked him to co-direct and edit "In Which We Serve," a stirring wartime tribute to the Royal Navy that the New York film critics and the National Board of Review voted as the best film of 1942. I just went with it. William was born in 1896, in St Stephens Cornwall, England. [24] The film was eventually released as The Bounty. He said: 'Really, which one?' I imagine her to be an elderly version of Celia Johnson in his first film Brief Encounter, in a moth . "It really had such an awful effect on me for several years you begin to think that maybe they're right. . Peter is the global Chair of our Africa Group. At Pinewood Studios, the emphasis was now on Norman Wisdom comedies, Doctor in the House and stiff upper-lipped war movies. Time critic Richard Schickel asked Lean point blank how he, the director of Brief Encounter, could have made "a piece of bullshit" like Ryan's Daughter. During production of The Bridge On The River Kwai, the director was constantly at loggerheads with his British cast members, growing so infuriated with the surly behaviour of Alec Guinness and James Donald that after one scene he yelled: "Now you can all fuck off and go home, you English actors. He twice received the Academy Award for best director, and two of his films, TheBridge on the River Kwai and Lawrence of Arabia won the Oscar for best picture. His first ever trip to the cinema. In 1999, the British Film Institute compiled its list of the Top 100 British films. "So sorry I'm late," pants the woman getting out of the cab. Like his contemporaries (Michael Powell, Orson Welles, John Ford), Lean understood fully that telling a story cinematically requires several components: a quality script, precision editing, dramatic composition, and structured sound. Sir David Lean CBE (n. 25 martie 1908 - d. 16 aprilie 1991) a fost un regizor englez, productor, scenarist i editor cel mai bine cunoscut pentru realizarea unor filme epice cum ar fi The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Doctor Zhivago (1965) sau A Passage to India (1984); sau pentru ecranizarea operelor lui Charles Dickens n filme ca Great Expectations (1946 . Mr. Canby hailed the 1984 film as "by far his best work" since "The Bridge on the River Kwai" and "Lawrence of Arabia" and perhaps his most humane and moving film since "Brief Encounter.". Alejandro Gonzlez Irritu [a l e x a n d o o n s a l e s i a r i t u] [1] est un ralisateur, scnariste et producteur mexicain, n le 15 aot 1963 Mexico.. Ds son premier film sorti en 2000, Amours chiennes, qui rvle Gael Garcia Bernal, Irritu impose un style et une ralisation singuliers qui tapent dans l'il d'Hollywood, qui le considre comme un . David Lean's first wife was his cousin, Isabel Jean, who he married in 1930. Lean's artistry was again confirmed two years ago with screenings in Manhattan's Ziegfeld Theater of a restored "Lawrence of Arabia." "Oliver Twist" included a performance by Alec Guinness as Fagin that was criticized by some people as anti-Semitic, but Mr. Crowther called the performance "vastly clever.". . There was a pause and then I said: 'Babe, that was Ann Todd, one of your wives.' Lean directed 17 feature films in total. Soon afterwards, Sandra was chatting to an acquaintance about her recent visit to a clairvoyant who told her she would have a "wonderful few years" with a man whose name started "Da". For almost the whole of their relationship, he was working on a film adaptation of Joseph Conrad's complex novel Nostromo, a project that frequently drove him to despair. Lean often directed the large-scale epics The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957), Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Doctor Zhivago (1965), and A Passage to India (1984). "- Lawrence d'Arabie, David Lean, 1962 - Le docteur Jivago, David Lean, 1965 - Quand les aigles attaquent, Brian G. Hutton, 1968 - Le dernier train du Katanga, Jack Cardiff, 1968 - La bataille d'Angleterre, Guy Hamilton, 1969 - L'arme des ombres, Jean-Pierre Melville, 1969" He was one of the very few directors who edited his own films, and he also adapted or co-adapted half a dozen of them. When he died, I felt like half a person. "[38], Steven Ross has written that Lean's films "reveal a consistently tragic vision of the romantic sensibility attempting to reach beyond the constraints and restrictions of everyday life", and that they tend to feature "intimate stories of a closely-knit group of characters [whose] fates are indirectly but powerfully shaped by history-shaking events going on around them." The film, based on the banned novel by Nobel Prize-winning Russian poet Boris Pasternak, tells the story of a brilliant and warm-hearted physician and poet (Omar Sharif) who, while seemingly happily married into the Russian aristocracy, and a father, falls in love with a beautiful abandoned young mother named Lara (Julie Christie) and struggles to be with her in the chaos of the Bolshevik revolution and subsequent Russian Civil War. ", Omar Sharif, who portrayed a sheik in "Lawrence of Arabia" and the title role in "Dr. Zhivago," said of him: "He is ruthless, dedicated and selfish. For a start, there are the pictures: dozens of beautiful stills from films such as Bridge over the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia and Dr Zhivago, a tribute to a man who much preferred images to word. Being in love with David was a killer how I survived I don't know." [21] As of 2020[update], it is the 9th highest-grossing film of all time, adjusted for inflation. Lean was a meticulous craftsman noted for technical wizardry, subtle manipulation of emotions, superb production values, authenticity and taste. Just before Sarah Miles arrived, I'd been unwittingly sitting beside one of her best friends and talking to my mum about how Ryan's Daughter is my other half's most loathed film. Son of Francis William le Blount Lean and Helena Lean Husband of Sandra Cooke Ex-husband of Isabel Lean; Kay Walsh; . His six wives were: Isabel Lean (28 June 1930 - 1936) (his first cousin); one son, Peter; Kay Walsh (23 November 1940 - 1949) "It really was fate," Lady Lean says. Mercifully, age clouds one's anger.". Nostromo was finally adapted for the small screen with an unrelated BBC television mini-series in 1997. This was the first project of Lean's with a screenplay by playwright Robert Bolt, rewriting an original script by Michael Wilson (one of the two blacklisted writers of Bridge on the River Kwai). 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Peggy Ashcroft, as the sensitive Mrs. Moore, won the Oscar for best supporting actress, making her, at 77, the oldest actress to win that award. In this sense his most successful films attain a level of stylistic sophistication that guarantees their integrity as artworks. Such exotic beauty could be intimidating, but Lady Lean is disarmingly down-to-earth as she rushes around offering me water and searching for her cat. Lean died in Limehouse, London on April 16, 1991, at the age of 83. Steven Spielberg was brought on board as a producer for Lean, but later assumed the role of director when Lean dropped out of the project; Spielberg was drawn to the idea of making the film due to his long-time admiration for Lean and his films. Directed by: David Lean. "I remember once, when he was very down about his work, saying, 'Come on, you are a living legend!' Directed by: David Lean. 2. Peter Weir, director of Master and Commander (2003), The Truman Show (1998) and The Way Back (2010), delivers BAFTA's annual David Lean Lecture in December 2. I said: 'Sorry, I was miles away', and he realised I'd called his bluff. Lean's break into directing came in the early 1940s courtesy of iconic London playwright Nel Coward who needed a co-director "because he got terribly bored," as Lean later put it. Some critics felt the film's massive visual scale on gorgeous Irish beaches and extended running time did not suit its small-scale romantic narrative. Beginning with Summertime in 1955, Lean began to make internationally co-produced films financed by the big Hollywood studios; in 1970, however, the critical failure of his film Ryan's Daughter led him to take a fourteen-year break from filmmaking, during which he planned a number of film projects which never came to fruition. He was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1984. Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Whatever misery Lean inflicted on Tangye, he suffered in equal measure during his own calamitous marriage to Todd. Copy to clipboard. He edited Gabriel Pascal's film productions of two George Bernard Shaw plays, Pygmalion (1938) and Major Barbara (1941). [1] He also directed the film adaptations of two Charles Dickens novels, Great Expectations (1946) and Oliver Twist (1948), as well as the romantic drama Brief Encounter (1945). But he has not a trace of self-indulgence. [52] More recently, Joe Wright (Pride & Prejudice, Atonement) has cited Lean's works, particularly Doctor Zhivago, as an important influence on his work,[53] as has director Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight Rises).[54]. I've forgotten her mobile number and after 20 minutes loitering on the doorstep, I'm just about to leave when a taxi hurtles around the corner and brakes before me. David Lean was born on 25 March 1908 at 38 Blenheim Crescent, South Croydon, Surrey now part of Greater London, to Francis William le Blount Lean and the former Helena Tangye niece of Sir Richard Trevithick Tangye.His parents were Quakers and he was a pupil at the Quaker-founded Leighton Park School in Reading.His younger brother, Edward Tangye Lean 1911-1974, founded the original Inklings . Initially, reviews for Doctor Zhivago were lukewarm, but critics have since come to see it as one of Lean's best films, with film director Paul Greengrass calling it "one of the great masterpieces of cinema". Here are some of his major films, and the years they opened in London. David Lean. "I had no idea who he was, but I was struck by his marvellous Phoenician profile," she recalls. Specially compiled for the film's 30th anniversary, this volume provides, for the first time, an account of this film's remarkable genesis, artistry, and influence. They met, began an affair, and shortly afterwards Lean divorced his fifth wife, Sandy. He then co-adapted and directed three other Noel Coward works, "This Happy Breed," an affecting 1944 tribute to Britain's lower middle-class; "Blithe Spirit," a whimsical 1945 spoof of spiritualism, and "Brief Encounter," a poignant 1945 romance with compelling performances by Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard. A consummate craftsman whose . Sir David was married six times, and two of his former wives were actresses with whom he worked, Kay Walsh and Ann Todd. To preserve these articles as they originally appeared, The Times does not alter, edit or update them. David Lean was a towering genius who demanded emotional and physical perfection as well as the freedom to make his human epics. The film turned actor Peter O'Toole, playing Lawrence, into an international star, and was nominated for ten Oscars, winning seven, including Best Picture and Lean's second win for Best Director. Lean's fifth wife, Sandra Hotz, appears briefly in his final feature, A Passage To India. "Can you think of any art that isn't one person's vision?" Sir David Lean, CBE (Croydon, Surrey, 25 de maro de 1908 Londres, 16 de abril de 1991) foi um premiado cineasta britnico.Considerado um dos maiores e mais influentes diretores da histria do cinema, mais lembrado por picos como A Ponte do Rio Kwai (), Lawrence da Arbia (), Doutor Jivago e Passagem para a ndia ().Seus filmes venceram um total de 28 Oscars, [1] com Lean sendo . she quizzes me. Both are featured on the American Film Institute's Top 100, with Lawrence of . [56] Writing in The Village Voice, Andrew Sarris remarked that Lawrence was "simply another expensive mirage, dull, overlong, and coldly impersonal on the whole I find it hatefully calculating and condescending". In Doctor Zhivago, it is history and the political realm that prove to be love's enemy.[42]. Oliver Whithorn , Loc , Baird Henry Ritchie James Watt John Jorie son . David Lean's height is 6 feet 1 inches (1.85 m) and his weight is Not known (Not known). The British director of photography, Freddie Young, won an Academy Award for his color cinematography. Bates, based on the play, "Time of the Cuckoo," by Arthur Laurents.
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