Lolita
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Movie propaganda
See it and make up your own mind.
When school teacher Humbert Humbert (Jeremy Irons) marries his landlady, Charlotte Haze (Melanie Griffith), it's purely to get close to his daughter Dolores "Lolita" Haze (Dominique Swain) who reminds him of the childhood sweetheart he lost in tragic circumstances.
But Humbert's forbidden love becomes an obsession that threatens to engulf them both and change their lives irrevocably. With a sumptuous score from Enrico Morricone (The mission) and a stunning performance from Dominique this classic loss of innocence fable has never been so faithfully brought to the screen with every beguiling, disturbing and haunting moment intact.
Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film drama sex paedophile boarding house landlady
Persons of interest
- Jeremy Irons .... Humbert Humbert
- Melanie Griffith .... Charlotte Haze
- Frank Langella .... Clare Quilty
- Dominique Swain .... Dolores "Lolita" Haze
- Suzanne Shepherd .... Miss Pratt
- Keith Reddin .... Reverend Rigger
- Erin J Dean .... Mona
- Joan Glover .... Miss LaBone
- Pat Pierre Perkins .... Louise
- Ed Grady .... Dr Melinik
- Michael Goodwin .... Mr Beale
- Angela Paton .... Mrs Holmes
- Ben Silverstone .... Young Humbert Humbert
- Emma Griffiths Malin .... Annabel Lee
- Ronald Pickup .... Young Humbert's Father
- Michael Culkin .... Mr Leigh
- Annabelle Apsion .... Mrs Leigh
- Don Brady .... Frank McCoo
- Trip Hamilton .... Mr Blue
- Michael Dolan .... Dick
- Vladimir Nabokov .... Author
- Stephen Schiff .... Screenwriter
- Adrian Lyne .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
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Media intelligence (DVD)
- Audio commentary by Adrian Lyne
- Deleted scenes
- Casting session with Jeremy Irons
- Featurette
- Trailer: Theatrical
Media intelligence (VHS)
- Deleted scenes
- Casting session with Jeremy Irons
- Featurette
- Biographies
- Trailer: Theatrical
Security censorship classification
R 18+ (Adult themes, medium level violence)
Surveillance time
130 minutes (2:10 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
DVD rental: Undated September 2001
VHS rental: Undated September 2001
DVD retail: 6 September 2006
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