Saraband for Dead Lovers

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Saraband for Dead Lovers is a 1948 British historical romantic drama film set in 17th-century Hanover, notable for its lavish Technicolor production and tragic love story.

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instanceOf film
artDirectionBy Michael Relph
authorOfSourceWork Helen Simpson
basedOn novel "Saraband for Dead Lovers"
castMember Anthony Quayle
Flora Robson
Francis L. Sullivan
Joan Greenwood
Michael Gough
Peter Bull
Stewart Granger
cinematographyBy Douglas Slocombe
colorProcess Technicolor
costumeDesignBy Hein Heckroth
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
director Basil Dearden
distributor Ealing Studios
Universal Pictures
distributorRegion United Kingdom
United States
eraDepicted Baroque period
linked to: Baroque
filmEditingBy Seth Holt
genre historical drama
romantic drama
historicalFigureDepicted George I of Great Britain
mainCharacter Count Philip Christoph von Königsmarck
Countess Sophie Dorothea of Celle
musicBy Alan Rawsthorne
narrativeFocus tragic love story
notableFor lavish Technicolor production design
tragic romantic narrative
originalLanguage English
portrayedBy Joan Greenwood
Stewart Granger
producer Michael Balcon
linked to: Sir Michael Balcon
productionCompany Ealing Studios
publicationYearOfSourceWork 1935
releaseDate 1948-10-04
releaseYear 1948
runtimeMinutes 96
screenwriter Alexander Mackendrick
Gordon Wellesley
Nicholas Phipps
setInMonarchy Electorate of Hanover
settingPlace Hanover
settingTime 17th century

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Michael Balcon notableWork Saraband for Dead Lovers
subject linked to: Sir Michael Balcon
Helen Simpson notableWork Saraband for Dead Lovers