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Living

In 1950s London, a humorless bureaucrat decides to take time off work to experience life after receiving a grim diagnosis.

Director

Oliver Hermanus

Year

Genre

Box Office

$3,038,113

Production

Number 9 Films,Film4 Productions,County Hall Arts,Lipsync Productions,RocketScience,Kurosawa Production,Filmgate Films,Film i Väst,Woolley/Karlsen Productions

Awards

Nominated for 2 Oscars. 9 wins & 47 nominations total

Homepage

https://living-movie.com/

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Peter Wakeling

Middleton

Rusbridger

Hart

Williams

Sir James

Michael Cochrane

Singh

Margaret Harris

Mrs McMasters

Mrs Smith

Mrs Porter

Talbot

Harvey

Richard Cunningham

Jones

Mrs Button

Mrs Matthews

Celeste Dodwell

Doctor Matthews

Jonathan Keeble

Fiona

Michael

Barney Fishwick

Miss Fry

Young Michael

Colleague

Edward Wolstenholme

Sutherland

Mrs Blake

Nichola McAuliffe

Piano Man

Barwoman

Gleanne Purcell-Brown

Striptease Artist

Violeta Valverde

Fortnums Waiter

Mrs Johnstone

Prim Lady

Matilda Ziegler

Lyons Head Waiter

Grant Gillespie

Distinguished Gentleman #1

Robin Sebastian

Distinguished Gentleman #2

Landlady

Police Constable

Young Girl

Reveller

Commuter

Gianni Calchetti

Section Head

Robert William Carlisle

Builder

Commuter

Builder

Commuter

Spring Man Commuter

Pub-goer

Zachary Goldman

Proud Father

City Gent Commuter

Angry Pubgoer

Junior Environmental Planning Assistant

Hostess

Kat-Anne Rogers

Commuter

Secretary

Holly-Jean Williamson

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Well - Living

Good morning. - Living

Don't worry, old chap. - Living

Don't worry, old chap.

Don't worry old chap - Living

Don't worry old chap

It's not us you have to worry about,
Mr Wakeling. We're your pals. - Living

It's not us you have to worry about, Mr Wakeling. We�...

Mind the doors. - Living

Mind the doors.

Good morning, gentlemen. - Living

Good morning, gentlemen.

Come along, Mr Wakeling. - Living

Come along, Mr Wakeling.

Mr Rusbridger, why has this D19 come back to us? - Living

Mr Rusbridger, why has this D19 come back to us?

Mr Rusbridger,
why has this D19 come back to us? - Living

Mr Rusbridger, why has this D19 come back to us?

Mr Wright at Planning was of the view - Living

Mr Wright at Planning was of the view

A remittance certificate
can only be issued - Living

A remittance certificate can only be issued

Yes, I tried
to tell Mr Wright that, Mr Williams, - Living

Yes, I tried to tell Mr Wright that, Mr Williams,

Consider yourself very fortunate, Mr Wakeling. - Living

Consider yourself very fortunate, Mr Wakeling.

If your skyscraper
isn't very tall, - Living

If your skyscraper isn't very tall,

I see. - Living

Mr Wakeling, perhaps you'd like
to assist Mr Middleton - Living

Mr Wakeling, perhaps you'd like to assist Mr Middleton

Mr Wakeling, perhaps you'd like
to assist Mr Middleton - Living

Mr Wakeling, perhaps you'd like to assist Mr Middleton

Then just before closing yesterday, - Living

Then just before closing yesterday,

Your letter and your petition
are very well presented. - Living

Your letter and your petition are very well presented.

However, you must first take it
to Parks and Recreation - Living

However, you must first take it to Parks and Recreation

So, Mr Williams has suggested
you be accompanied - Living

So, Mr Williams has suggested you be accompanied

Splendid. Yes,
then I'll make sure, erm, - Living

Splendid. Yes, then I'll make sure, erm,

Forgive me, everyone. - Living

Forgive me, everyone.

Unfortunately, I shall be obliged
to leave early. - Living

Unfortunately, I shall be obliged to leave early.

At twenty past three. - Living

At twenty past three.

Er, Mr Middleton, perhaps you'd be
so good as to deputise in my absence? - Living

Er, Mr Middleton, perhaps you'd be so good as to deputi...

What do you call them?
Skippies? Nippies? - Living

What do you call them? Skippies? Nippies?

Rats the size of that.
And our houses backing right on to it. - Living

Rats the size of that. And our houses backing right on to it...

So, you were saying it was 'K' staircase? - Living

So, you were saying it was 'K' staircase?

- Parks have insisted, sir...
- That's all very well, - Living

- Parks have insisted, sir... - That's all very well,

I've explained this to you already.
Cleansing needs to look at it first. - Living

I've explained this to you already. Cleansing needs to ...

But I'm sure
the Public Works Department - Living

But I'm sure the Public Works Department

Mr Wakeling, what may I do for you? - Living

Mr Wakeling, what may I do for you?

Mr Harvey at Cleansing insists,
er, that this is for us after all. - Living

Mr Harvey at Cleansing insists, er, that this is for us afte...

Bournemouth.
Ten days starting next Monday. - Living

Bournemouth. Ten days starting next Monday.

Oh, lovely.
You must be looking forward to it. - Living

Oh, lovely. You must be looking forward to it.

The results have come back. - Living

The results have come back.

I'm afraid this time
they're pretty conclusive. - Living

I'm afraid this time they're pretty conclusive.

It's never easy, this. - Living

It's never easy, this.

And I said,
"Look, if that's what you want, - Living

And I said, "Look, if that's what you want,

If your father's in, - Living

If your father's in,

I don't intend still to be
in this stifling house come Christmas. - Living

I don't intend still to be in this stifling house come ...

Sitting here, erm,
thinking things over. - Living

Sitting here, erm, thinking things over.

Well, better get going. - Living

Well, better get going.

Come on. Mum's leaving us behind. - Living

Come on. Mum's leaving us behind.

Well done, your boy. - Living

Well done, your boy.

I'm being serious. - Living

I'm being serious.

As for your boy,
well, he'll come round to it. - Living

As for your boy, well, he'll come round to it.

Dad. - Living

Daughter-in-law
said he'd left as usual this morning. - Living

Daughter-in-law said he'd left as usual this morning.

Do you think we should, erm,
you know, alert the police, perhaps? - Living

Do you think we should, erm, you know, alert the police, per...

What will the police care that
he's a couple of hours late for work? - Living

What will the police care that he's a couple of hours l...

"Couple of hours late
for work." - Living

"Couple of hours late for work."

Maybe he's just, you know,
decided he's had enough. - Living

Maybe he's just, you know, decided he's had enough...

I don't appreciate
that suggestion, Mr Hart. - Living

I don't appreciate that suggestion, Mr Hart.

In fact,
I find it in rather poor taste. - Living

In fact, I find it in rather poor taste.

Because the Lyons Corner House
have requested my reference. - Living

Because the Lyons Corner House have requested my reference.

If it's a reference you're after,
Miss Harris, - Living

If it's a reference you're after, Miss Harris,

Thank you, Mr Middleton, - Living

Thank you, Mr Middleton,

How can it be that
in this resort town of ours, - Living

How can it be that in this resort town of ours,

I don't see how your brain - Living

I don't see how your brain

Well, "entertainments"
shall we call them. - Living

Well, "entertainments" shall we call them.

Consider, I beg you,
my last great work. - Living

Consider, I beg you, my last great work.

"Shocking Stockings." - Living

"Shocking Stockings."

You know very well, Mr Sutherland,
I never saw it. - Living

You know very well, Mr Sutherland, I never saw it.

My point exactly. The dramatic vision
of your most loyal customer - Living

My point exactly. The dramatic vision of your most loyal cus...

Where, triumphantly disowned
by my entire family - Living

Where, triumphantly disowned by my entire family

The night, the wine, the women, - Living

The night, the wine, the women,

Who knows, Mrs Blake?
Had you been born French, - Living

Who knows, Mrs Blake? Had you been born French,

This little town of ours, Mrs Blake,
English it may be, - Living

This little town of ours, Mrs Blake, English it may be,

Bournemouth, Bognor Regis,
they're long beyond reach. - Living

Bournemouth, Bognor Regis, they're long beyond reach.

I could achieve all this, - Living

I could achieve all this,

But I wondered if I might have
a private word with the gentleman. - Living

But I wondered if I might have a private word with the gentl...

I see, yeah.
Well, I'll leave you to it. - Living

I see, yeah. Well, I'll leave you to it.

Well, sir, may I take it
you're inviting me aboard? - Living

Well, sir, may I take it you're inviting me aboard?

Excuse me. I just thought... - Living

Excuse me. I just thought...

Rather a lot, old man. - Living

Rather a lot, old man.

It's not - Living

Enough time to put things in order
and to live a little, if you chose to. - Living

Enough time to put things in order and to live a little, if ...

I withdrew some cash.
It's almost half my life's savings. - Living

I withdrew some cash. It's almost half my life's s...

I withdrew this cash
and came down here to... - Living

I withdrew this cash and came down here to...

Enjoy myself, or live a little,
as you put it. - Living

Enjoy myself, or live a little, as you put it.

When a girl like that steals your hat,
always cheaper to buy a new one. - Living

When a girl like that steals your hat, always cheaper to buy...

Out with the old.
New phase of life! - Living

Out with the old. New phase of life!

I'm gonna talk to him,
because I think, for the right price - Living

I'm gonna talk to him, because I think, for the right p...

♪ Yes, we have no bananas - Living

♪ Yes, we have no bananas

Hattie, this here is my friend,
Mr Rodney Williams of Esher, Surrey. - Living

Hattie, this here is my friend, Mr Rodney Williams of Esher,...

He has decided to grasp life,
what little of it remains to him. - Living

He has decided to grasp life, what little of it remains to h...

If he's ill,
then this ain't good for him. - Living

If he's ill, then this ain't good for him.

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In 1950s London, a humorless bureaucrat decides to take time off work to experience life after receiving a grim diagnosis.

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Director: Oliver Hermanus

Writer: Kazuo Ishiguro, Akira Kurosawa, Shinobu Hashimoto

Production: Number 9 Films,Film4 Productions,County Hall Arts,Lipsync Productions,RocketScience,Kurosawa Production,Filmgate Films,Film i Väst,Woolley/Karlsen Productions

Genre: drama

Year: 2022

MetaScore: 81/100

ImdbRating: 7.2

BoxOffice: $3,038,113

Released: 04 Nov 2022

Awards: Nominated for 2 Oscars. 9 wins & 47 nominations total

Homepage: https://living-movie.com/

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