| Fahrenheit 451 | |||||
| Anglo Enterprises (1966) | |||||
| Drama, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Julie Christie | Clarisse | |
| Oskar Werner | Guy Montag | |
| Cyril Cusack | Captain Beatty | |
| Anton Diffring | Fabian | |
| Jeremy Spenser | Man with the Apple | |
| Bee Duffell | Book Woman | |
| Alex Scott | Book Person: 'The Life of Henry Brulard' | |
| Gillian Aldam | Judoka Woman | |
| Michael Balfour | Book Person: Machiavelli's 'The Prince' | |
| Alfie Bass | Book Person: 'The Prince' | |
| Ann Bell | Doris | |
| Yvonne Blake | Book Person: 'The Jewish Question' | |
| Arthur Cox | Male Nurse | |
| Frank Cox | Book Person: 'Prejudice' | |
| Fred Cox | Book Person: 'Pride' | |
| Noel Davis | Cousin Midge - TV Personality | |
| Judith Drinan | Book Person - Plato's 'Republic' | |
| Kevin Eldon | Robert - First Schoolboy | |
| Alan Ford | Fire Man | |
| Joan Francis | Telephonist |
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| Producer |
Lewis M. Allen
Miriam Brickman Michael Dalamar Jane C. Nusbaum |
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| Writer |
François Truffaut
Jean-Louis Richard Ray Bradbury David Rudkin |
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| Cinematography |
Nicolas Roeg
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| Musician |
Bernard Herrmann
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In the future, the government maintains control of public opinion by outlawing literature and maintaining a group of enforcers, known as “firemen,” to perform the necessary book burnings. Fireman Montag begins to question the morality of his vocation… |
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