Two Gentlemen Sharing (1969)

Synopsis of Two Gentlemen Sharing

A black Jamaican lawyer shares an apartment with a liberal white man in Two Gentlemen Sharing. Andrew (Hal Frederick), the lawyer, longs to become part of London's middle class while Roddy (Robin Phillips) is the waspish advertising executive who wishes to escape the problems caused by his middle-class upbringing. Both share their views and outlooks on life. Andrew has a difficult time fitting in to the conservative traditions of a prejudiced London, and Roddy finds out his girlfriend has a black stepfather. Roddy is disillusioned when he is not accepted by the black world, and Andrew comes to the realization that he will never be welcomed in the still-racist business community of London. Both men contemplate changes for their lives in this situation comedy with dramatic social insights to race relations and prejudice. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

Director(s):

Ted Kotcheff

Writer(s):

Evan Jones

Producer(s):

Barry Kulick

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

R(Adult Language, Not For Children, Adult Situations, Violence)

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