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National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Following their hit run on Broadway, Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart return to the West End stage in Harold Pinter's No Man's Land, broadcast live to cinemas from Wyndham's Theatre, London.

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Sean Mathias, Robin Lough

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National Theatre,Playful Productions

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https://www.ntathome.com/no-mans-land

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Or foreign foe.
I am yours to command - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Or foreign foe. I am yours to command

Before you reply,
I would like to say one thing more - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Before you reply, I would like to say one thing more

I occasionally organise poetry readings,
in the upstairs room of a particular public house - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

I occasionally organise poetry readings, in the upstairs roo...

...we could repair to the bar below, where the landlord,
who happens to be a friend of mine... - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

...we could repair to the bar below, where the landlord, who...

...would I know be overjoyed to entertain you,
with the compliments of the house - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

...would I know be overjoyed to entertain you, with the comp...

Your face is so seldom seen,
your words, known to so many... - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Your face is so seldom seen, your words, known to so many...

...have been so seldom heard,
in the absolute authority of your own rendering... - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

...have been so seldom heard, in the absolute authority of y...

...that this event would qualify
for that rarest of categories, the unique - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

...that this event would qualify for that rarest of categori...

And I beg you to consider seriously
the social implications of such an adventure - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

And I beg you to consider seriously the social implications ...

The elderly, also,
those who have almost lost hope... - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

The elderly, also, those who have almost lost hope...

...would on such an occasion
leave their homes and present themselves - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

...would on such an occasion leave their homes and present t...

...before supper, whereby you could speak
through the press to the world - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

...before supper, whereby you could speak through the press ...

Let us change the subject.
For the last time - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Let us change the subject. For the last time

- What have I said?
- You said you're changing the subject for the last time - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

- What have I said? - You said you're changing the subj...

Will fall forever. Because you've changed the subject.
For the last time - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Will fall forever. Because you've changed the subject. ...

- It's forgotten. You've changed it
- What is the present subject? - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

- It's forgotten. You've changed it - What is the ...

That there is no possibility of changing the subject
since the subject has now been changed - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

That there is no possibility of changing the subject since t...

- It's night
- And will always be night - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

- It's night - And will always be night

No. You are in no man's land - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

No. You are in no man's land

Which never grows older,
but which remains forever, icy and silent - National Theatre Live: No Man's Land

Which never grows older, but which remains forever, icy and ...

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Following their hit run on Broadway, Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart return to the West End stage in Harold Pinter's No Man's Land, broadcast live to cinemas from Wyndham's Theatre, London.

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Director: Sean Mathias, Robin Lough

Writer: Harold Pinter

Production: National Theatre,Playful Productions

Genre: drama

Year: 2016

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.7

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 15 Dec 2016

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Homepage: https://www.ntathome.com/no-mans-land