The Fox (1967)

Synopsis of The Fox

Based on a novella by D.H. Lawrence, this drama concerns Jill (Sandy Dennis) and Ellen (Anne Heywood), a lesbian couple who live in a remote, snowbound cabin. While Ellen dominates the relationship, she has also grown dissatisfied and is no longer sure she wants to stay with Jill. When Paul (Keir Dullea), a handsome stranger, happens by, the women invite him in. Soon Paul and Ellen are having an affair, which leads to an ugly confrontation among all three. The Fox won a Golden Globe Award as Best English Language Foreign Film of 1968 (it was made in Canada). Originally rated R in 1968, it was re-edited and rated PG in 1973. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Director(s):

Mark Rydell

Writer(s):

Howard W. Koch, Lewis John Carlino, Howard Koch

Producer(s):

Raymond Stross

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG(Adult Situations, Not For Children)

• 1967 - Golden Globe - Best Foreign Film - English Language
• 1967 - Hollywood Foreign Press Association - Best Foreign Film - English Language

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