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Long Day's Journey Into Night

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Eugene O'Neill's semi-autobiographical play is delivered to the screen in this adaptation of a production from Canada's Stratford Festival. The insular story of a dysfunctional family is told over the course of one day in their Connecticut vacation house. The family is poised for collapse. The father (William Hutt), an actor past his prime, dominates his sons, alcoholic Jamie and consumptive Edmund (Tom McCamus), and Edmund's once-beautiful mother (Martha Henry) nurses a morphine addiction.

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Lewis P This unique film adaptation from the Canadian Stratford Festival, brings a refreshing interpretation to this classic work. The actors are amazing as they opt to portray their characters without histrionics. Instead the director, David Wellington, brings to life the sheltered, personal, almost whisper-like production to life. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 12/11/24 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis Eugene O'Neill's semi-autobiographical play is delivered to the screen in this adaptation of a production from Canada's Stratford Festival. The insular story of a dysfunctional family is told over the course of one day in their Connecticut vacation house. The family is poised for collapse. The father (William Hutt), an actor past his prime, dominates his sons, alcoholic Jamie and consumptive Edmund (Tom McCamus), and Edmund's once-beautiful mother (Martha Henry) nurses a morphine addiction.
Director
David Wellington
Producer
Daniel Iron, Niv Fichman, Sheena Macdonald, Barbara Willis Sweete, Jac Venza, Larry Weinstein
Production Co
WNET Thirteen
Genre
Drama
Original Language
English
Runtime
2h 54m