Harold Pinter's work for/or adapted for TV/Film.
A Night Out (1960) (TV, Armchair Theatre)
The Lover (1963) (TV)
The Basement (1967) (TV)
The Homecoming (1973)
Old Times (1975, TV, stars Barry Foster and Anna Cropper)
The Collection (1976) (TV)
No Man's Land (1978) (TV)
Langrishe Go Down (1978) (TV)
Betrayal (1983)
The Dwarves (TV)
The Dumb Waiter (1985) (BBC version stars Kenneth Cranham)
The Birthday Party (1986) (BBC version stars Kenneth Cranham)
The Dumb Waiter (1987) (US, Directed by Robert Altman)
Landscape (1995, TV, stars Ian holm)
Celebration (2001, TV, Almeida Theatre)
One for the road (2001, TV, Arena, Gate Theatre)
The Room (2001 TV, Arena, Almeida Theatre)
Harold Pinter Documentaries
Harold Pinter’s Noble Prize Speech (More 4, 2002)
Arena: Harold Pinter Arena, BBC, Parts 1 and 2
Harold Pinter and Politics (Doc)
Harold Pinter’s Counterblast (Doc)
Harold Pinter on the South Bank Show (Doc)
Harold Pinter Interview with Benedict Nightingale (Writers in Conversation, 1984)
Other Harold Pinter
Butley (1974, Simon Gray’s play directed by H Pinter / plus interviews with Alan Bates)
In Camera (1964, Wednesday play stars Harold Pinter in a film adaptation of Jean-Paul Sartre’s play based on hell)
Catastrophe (2000, Samuel Beckett play, directed by David Mamet in which Harold Pinter plays the part of The Director)
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Hi! I am a student of the Theater of the Absurd. But its too hard to get his books here in India. That's why I have read only two of Pinter's books. Do you have soft copies of any of his plays? If you have, then could I get them, please?
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