Inadmissible Evidence (1968)
Director: Anthony Page
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
Misfiring adaptation of John Osborne's play about a middle-aged solicitor oppressed by his sense of failure and his feeling that the whole world is conspiring to exclude him, with Williamson repeating his brilliant stage performance to lesser effect. The main problem is the intrusive camera/editing style which reduces the original lengthy diatribes to tetchy little snippets, simultaneously cutting Osborne's magnificently theatrical anti-hero down to size: instead of being effectively inside a man's mind, we are now left outside, wondering why we should be expected to sympathise with such an unprepossessing, self-centred bore.Author: TM
Cast & crew
Director: Anthony Page
Producer: Ronald Kinnoch
Cast: Nicol Williamson, Eleanor Fazan, Jill Bennett, Peter Sallis, David Valla, Eileen Atkins, Ingrid Brett, Gillian Hills, Lindsay Anderson full cast
Duration: 96 mins
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