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000325380 24500 $$aUncle Vanya$$h[videorecording] /$$cby Anton Chekhov ; [presented by] British Home Entertainment in association with the Chichester Festival Theatre ; English translation by Constance Garnett ; directed for the screen by Stuart Burge ; produced by Laurence Olivier.
000325380 24613 $$aLaurence Olivier's production of Uncle Vanya
000325380 260__ $$aNew York :$$bInsight Media,$$c[200-?].
000325380 300__ $$a1videodisc (112 min.) :$$bsd., b&w ;$$c4 3/4 in.
000325380 5111_ $$aLaurence Olivier, Joan Plowright, Michael Redgrave, Max Adrian, Rosemary Harris.
000325380 518__ $$aDirected onstage by Olivier at the Chichester Festival Theatre in England in 1962; originally released as motion picture in 1963.
000325380 520__ $$aPortrays the conflicts and frustrations of a middle-class Russian family living in the country. Emphasizes the futility and sadness of human relationships.
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000325380 650_0 $$aCountry life$$zRussia$$vDrama.
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000325380 655_7 $$aFeature films.$$2lcgft
000325380 7001_ $$aChekhov, Anton Pavlovich,$$d1860-1904.$$tDi͡adi͡a Vani͡a.$$lEnglish.
000325380 7001_ $$aOlivier, Laurence,$$d1907-1989.
000325380 7001_ $$aBurge, Stuart.
000325380 7001_ $$aPlowright, Joan.
000325380 7001_ $$aRedgrave, Michael.
000325380 7001_ $$aAdrian, Max,$$d1902-1973.
000325380 7001_ $$aHarris, Rosemary,$$d1930-
000325380 7102_ $$aInsight Media (Firm)
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