The Reckoning (1969)
- Starring:
- Nicol Williamson, Ann Bell, (more)
- Director(s):
- Jack Gold
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R
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Nicol Williamson stars as a Liverpool/Irish layabout who inherits a business from his father. Even in his executive togs, Williamson remains out of step with society. Already a surly sort, Williamson becomes even less likeable as the film progresses, especially when seeking to avenge a long-ago slight against his father. The film is a belated but still compelling entry in Britain's "Angry Young Man" cinematic cycle, with the "protagonist" remaining on top at the expense of his soul. Reckoning was based on The Harp That Once, a novel by Patrick Hall. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast:
- Nicol Williamson - Michael Marler
- Rachel Roberts - Joyce Eglington
- Tom Kempinski - Brunzy
- Gwen Nelson - Marler's Mother
- Barbara Ewing - Joan
- Paul Rogers - John Hazlitt
- Godfrey Quigley - Dr. Carolan
- Patricia Gratton - Singer
- J.G. Devlin - Cocky Burke
- Spencer Churchill - Wrestler
- Tony Charles - Wrestlers
- Edward Hardwicke - Mitchell
- Wendy Gifford - First Woman
- Joan Henley - Mrs. Reynolds
- Sheila Gish - Mrs. Garner
- Catherine Finn - Aunt Tess
- Christian Rodska - Jones
- John Hussey - Sir Miles Bishton
- Marjorie Hogan - Aunt Christina
- Claire Kelly - Mrs. Davies
- Ann Bell - Rosemary Marler
- Lilita de Barros - Maria
- Kenneth Hendel - Davidson
- Douglas Wilmer - Moyle
- Zena Walker - Hilda Greening
- Christine Hargreaves - Kath
- Perry Desmmond - Father Madden
- The Spectrum - Pop Group
- Don Steadman - Wrestler
- Jackie Pallo - Wrestler
- Joe Gladwin - Drunk
- John Normington - Benham
- Sarah Hater - Women at Party
- Donald Douglas - Garner
- Joby Blanshard - Bottomly
- Jean Campbell - Aunt Nellie
- John Malcolm - Philip
- Ernest Jennings - Dad John Joe
- Peter Sallis - Keresley
- Director(s):
- Jack Gold
- Writer(s):
- John McGrath
- Producer(s):
- Ronald Shedlo
- Theatrical MPAA Rating:
- R(Not For Children, Violence)
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