In this inventive and gripping drama written by John Mortimer (Rumpole of the Bailey) and directed by James Hill (Black Beauty Born Free) Shirley Anne Field (Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Alfie) gives an unforgettable fiery performance as a young designer on the brink of an affair with a married male executive (Robert Stephens – The Shout Comrades). With its tightly-focused plot telling the story of an illicit rendezvous in real time Lunch Hour is presented here in a stunning digitally remastered transfer and is accompanied by a selection of director... James Hill’s colourful and award-winning short films. Extras: Skyhook (1958 17 mins): the adventure of oil exploration deep in the tropics of Papua New Guinea Giuseppina (1959 32 mins): a young girl observes different characters at her father’s rural petrol station The Home-Made Car (1963 28 mins): a man restores his dilapidated car as a curious young neighbour watches [show more]
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British drama adapted by writer John Mortimer from his own stage play. Shirley Anne Field stars as a young artist who gets a job designing wallpaper in a factory. There she meets a married executive (Robert Stephens) and the two start spending their lunch hours together, talking and flirting. But as the pair find themselves on the brink of a full-blown affair, various obstacles and misunderstandings arise to stand in their way.
LUNCH HOUR (DVD) A film by James Hill In this inventive and gripping drama, written by John Mortimer (Rumpole of the Bailey) and directed by James Hill ( Black Beauty, Born Free), Shirley Anne Field (Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, Alfie) gives an unforgettable, fiery performance as a young designer on the brink of an affair with a married male executive (Robert Stephens - The Shout, Comrades). With a tightly-focused plot telling the story of an illicit rendezvous in real time , Lunch Hour is presented here in a stunning, digitally remastered transfer, and is accompanied by a selection of director James Hill s colourful and award-winning short films. Special features Skyhook (James Hill, 1958, 17 mins): the adventure of oil exploration, deep in the tropics of Papua New Guinea Guiseppina (James Hill, 1959, 32 mins): a young girl observes different characters at her father's rural petrol station The Home-Made Car (James Hill, 1963, 28 mins): a man restores his dilapidated car, as a curious young neighbour watches UK | 1962 | black and white | English language, with optional hard-of-hearing subtitles | 63 minutes | Original aspect ratio 1.66:1 | DVD9 | PAL | Cert U (contains very mild language) Region 0
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