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Cast. Anna Massey as Edith Hope; Denholm Elliott as Philip Neville; Googie Withers as Mrs. Pusey; Julia McKenzie as Jennifer Pusey; Patricia Hodge as Monica; Irene Handl as Madame de Bonneuil; Barry Foster as David Simmonds; Ann Firbank as Penelope Milne; Geoffrey Chater as George Webb; Jeffry Wickham as Geoffrey Long; Production
- the novel by Anita Brooker
- Sue Birtwistle
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Julia McKenzie. Jennifer Pusey. Barry Foster. David Simmonds. Irene Handl. Madame de Bonneuil. Ann Firbank. Penelope Milne. Geoffrey Chater. Harold Webb. Jeffry Wickham. Geoffrey Long. Maurice Travail. Hotel proprietor. Jean-Marc Barr. Alain. Patsy Byrne. Mrs. Dempster. Andree Evans. Hostess. Colette Gleeson. Priscilla. Clare McIntyre. Caterer.
Hotel du Lac: Directed by Giles Foster. With Anna Massey, Denholm Elliott, Googie Withers, Julia McKenzie. An authoress, whose career is more successful than her private life, arrives at a Swiss hotel and finds her life changing in unexpected ways.
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- Drama
- Giles Foster
- 1986-03-02
Reception. Awards. Television film. References. Hotel du Lac is a 1984 novel by English writer Anita Brookner. It centres on Edith Hope, a romance novelist who is staying in a hotel on the shores of Lake Geneva. There she meets other English visitors, including Mrs Pusey, Mrs Pusey's daughter Jennifer, and an attractive middle-aged man, Mr Neville.
- Anita Brookner
- 184 pp (hardback edition)
- 1984
- 6 September 1984
1 Credit. Christopher Hampton. Actor. 14 Credits. Anna Massey. Edith Hope. Denholm Elliott. Philip Neville. Googie Withers. Mrs. Pusey. Julia McKenzie. Jennifer Pusey. Jean-Marc Barr. Alain. Patsy...
Discover the talented cast of Hotel du Lac including Anna Massey in this adaptation of Anita Brookner's novel. Released in 1986 as an episode of BBC's Screen Two series.