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The End of the Affair

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The story opens on a rainy London night in 1946, novelist Maurice Bendrix has a chance meeting with Henry Miles, husband of his ex-mistress Sarah, who abruptly ended their affair two years before. What will happen with them?

Genre:

Romance, Drama

Actors:

Ralph Fiennes, Stephen Rea, Julianne Moore, Heather-Jay Jones, James Bolam, Ian Hart, Sam Bould, Cyril Shaps, Penny Morrell, Simon Fisher-Turner, Jason Isaacs, ...»

Director:

Neil Jordan

Country:

United States

Release:

1999

IMDb:

7.0

Quality:

Duration:

102 min

KEYWORDS:

#Columbia Pictures Corporation #Julianne Moore #Neil Jordan #Ralph Fiennes #Stephen Rea #The End of the Affair

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ACTORS OF "The End of the Affair"

Ralph Fiennes

22 December 1962, Ipswich, Suffolk, England, UK

Stephen Rea

31 October 1946, Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Julianne Moore

3 December 1960, Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA

Heather-Jay Jones

James Bolam

16 June 1935, Sunderland, Tyne-and-Wear, England, UK

Ian Hart

8 October 1964, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK

Sam Bould

21 August 1985, London, England, UK

Cyril Shaps

13 October 1923, Highbury, London, England, UK

Penny Morrell

4 February 1938, England, UK

Simon Fisher-Turner

11 November 1954, London, England, UK

Jason Isaacs

6 June 1963, Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UK

Deborah Findlay

1947, Surrey, England, UK

26 March 1978, Surrey, England, UK

DIRECTORS OF "The End of the Affair"

Neil Jordan

25 February 1950, Sligo, Ireland

CREATORS OF "The End of the Affair"

Neil Jordan

25 February 1950, Sligo, Ireland

Graham Greene

2 October 1904, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England, UK

HEROES OF "The End of the Affair"

Maurice Bendrix

Played by: Ralph Fiennes

Henry Miles

Played by: Stephen Rea

Sarah Miles

Played by: Julianne Moore

Maid

Played by: Heather-Jay Jones

Savage

Played by: James Bolam

Albert Parkis

Played by: Ian Hart

Lance Parkis

Played by: Sam Bould

Bendrix Landlady

Played by: Penny Morrell

Father Richard Smythe

Played by: Jason Isaacs

Miss Smythe

Played by: Deborah Findlay

CRITICS OF "The End of the Affair"

Entertainment Today

Neil Jordan's film captures an unyielding sense, even almost to a fault, of romantic realism and its often underlying sadness.

January 07, 2003

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USA Today

This is the kind of movie in which even the sex scenes are soulless.

January 01, 2000

Blogcritics.org

The whole thing is beyond purple and yet so careful and reverent you can't even enjoy it as camp.

November 19, 2005

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Los Angeles Times

Handsomely mounted, literate, emotionally sophisticated, The End of the Affair has everything a period romance should have.

January 01, 2000

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Combustible Celluloid

Writer/director Neil Jordan takes the right approach to the material. Instead of trying to spruce it up, he simply moves in closer.

March 27, 2003

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Looking Closer

What a sad and melancholy piece of work. ... Fiennes basically reprises his English Patient role as the heroic destroyer of covenants and promises.

December 06, 2004

Decent Films Guide

Can anyone fail to recognize this as a fundamental betrayal of the author’s creative vision?

May 08, 2002

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Kalamazoo Gazette

a demanding, thought-provoking film ...built around a theme many will find difficult to accept, that miracles can happen to perfectly ordinary, non-religious people.

June 23, 2002

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CNN.com

An effective love story that's intensely old-fashioned.

January 01, 2000

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Village Voice

For all its obvious psychoanalytic implications, [Jordan's] wacky romantic triangle lost me long before it crawled to its spiritualist conclusion.

January 01, 2000

New York Post

The characters are so unsympathetic, the adulterous love affair at the heart of the story so joyless, and the three main performances so mannered that it's hard to feel anything but disappointment and boredom.

January 01, 2000

San Francisco Chronicle

Guaranteed to be mistaken for a first-rate picture.

January 01, 2000

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GALLERY OF "The End of the Affair"