Three Men in a Boat (1975)
- Director(s):
- Stephen Frears
Synopsis of Three Men in a Boat
Made for British television, the 1975 Three Men in a Boat is the latest filmization of the timeworn Jerome K. Jerome comic novel. The plot remains the same: a trio of Englishmen take a boat excursion along the Thames during a two-week holiday. The trio experiences several amusing misadventures especially when they meet three lovely female landlubbers. Starring in this 64-minute adaptation are Tim Curry (as Jerome K. Jerome), Michael Palin and Steven Moore. Additional (and often very esoteric) dialogue has been added by adaptor Tom Stoppard, of Rosencranz and Guildenstern are Dead fame. Previous versions of Three Men in a Boat were produced in 1933 and (most memorably) 1958. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Three Men in a Boat
- John Harding - 1st Scholar
- Tony Rohr - Blackmailer
- Michael Elphick - 2nd Porter
- Stephen Moore - George
- Michael Palin - Harris
- Tim Curry - Jerome K. Jerome
- George Innes - Train Driver
- Hugh Thomas - Chemist
- Frank Mills - Old River Hand
- John Harding - 1st Scholar
- William Russell - Doctor
- Mary McLeod - Pathetic Woman
- John Burrows - 2nd Scholar
- Bill Stewart - 1st Porter
- John Dicks - Launch Owner
- Luciano Pigozzi - Desolate Man
- Harry Markham - 2nd Lock-keeper
- Director(s):
- Stephen Frears
- Writer(s):
- Tom Stoppard
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