Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)

Movie Details

Original Title Nineteen Eighty-Four

Original Language EN

Budget $7,430,072

Revenue $8,430,492

Status Released

Popularity 3.2

Cast

John Hurt

Winston Smith

Popularity: 9.1

Richard Burton

O'Brien

Popularity: 1.3

Suzanna Hamilton

Julia

Popularity: 1.2

Cyril Cusack

Charrington

Popularity: 5.6

Gregor Fisher

Parsons

Popularity: 1.3

James Walker

Syme

Popularity: 0.4

Andrew Wilde

Tillotson

Popularity: 0.8

David Cann

Martin

Popularity: 0.7

Peter Frye

Rutherford

Popularity: 0.2

Roger Lloyd Pack

Waiter

Popularity: 1.5

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David Trevena

Tillotson's Friend

Popularity: 0.2

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Anthony Benson

Jones

Popularity: 1.1

Key Crew

Screenplay Michael Radford

Executive Producer Marvin J. Rosenblum, Gina Rosenblum

Editor Tom Priestley

Producer Al Clark, Simon Perry, Robert Devereux

Director Michael Radford

Production

Umbrella-Rosenblum Film Production

Virgin Benelux

Virgin Schallplatten

Virgin Films

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Keywords

based on novel or book dystopia fascism totalitarian regime anarchist brainwashing orwellian totalitarianism future vision future noir authoritarian george orwell dystopian future

Reviews from TMDB

CharlesTheBold

Feb 22, 2017

Based on George Orwell's dystopian novel from the 1940s, the movie was produced in the very year that Orwell had set it, 1984. Horrified by the recent atrocities by the Germans and Russians, and fearing that England and America might take a similar turn, Orwell had painted a frightening portrait ... Read more

Peter McGinn 7/10

Mar 1, 2021

Do not watch this movie if you are feeling pessimistic or depressed, because the kind of catharsis won’t help you. Nineteen-eighty-four is a bleak movie based on a dark novel that paints a totalitarian world that really sucks. Although they don’t merely tell lies over and over until devotees bel ... Read more

CinemaSerf 7/10

Jan 27, 2025

This adaptation is a fairly faithful, if a little too abridged, version of the Orwellian story of absolute power, sedition and oppression but it's really John Hurt who makes this version stand out. His performance as the weedy "Winston" - a low level bureaucrat in the Ministry of Truth, is visceral ... Read more