description The Comedians Overview
The Comedians is a 1967 film adaptation of Graham Greene’s novel, directed by Peter Glenville. Featuring Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor, and Peter Ustinov among its cast, the drama explores political themes. Supporting roles were played by Alec Guinness, James Earl Jones, and others in the story about a presidential campaign.
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info The Comedians Specifications
| Country | France |
| Year | 1967 |
help The Comedians FAQ
Is The Comedians based on a book?
Yes, the 1967 film adapts Graham Greene's novel The Comedians. Peter Glenville directed the screen version, which keeps the story rooted in political drama.
Where is The Comedians set?
The story is set against the political tensions of Haiti, rather than a light entertainment world suggested by the title. Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor and Peter Ustinov lead the 1967 cast.
Who stars in The Comedians?
Richard Burton, Elizabeth Taylor and Peter Ustinov are among the principal stars. The supporting cast also includes Alec Guinness and James Earl Jones, giving the 1967 Peter Glenville film a large ensemble.
Why is The Comedians a political drama?
Its adaptation uses a tense political environment to examine power, fear and moral compromise. Graham Greene's source novel and the 1967 film directed by Peter Glenville both treat politics as a central part of the story.
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