The Shout - actors, characters and roles

All actors and their roles in the film "The Shout"
The Shout (1978)
Timing: 1:26 (86 min)
The Shout - TMDB rating
6/10
121
The Shout - Kinopoisk rating
6.537/10
942
The Shout - IMDB rating
6.5/10
5900

Actors and characters

Photo Alan Bates #88935

Alan Bates

Alan Bates
Character Charles Crossley
Photo Susannah York #54471Photo Susannah York #54472Photo Susannah York #54473Photo Susannah York #54474

Susannah York

Susannah York
Character Rachel Fielding
Photo John Hurt #9981Photo John Hurt #9982Photo John Hurt #9983Photo John Hurt #9984

John Hurt

John Hurt
Character Anthony Fielding
Photo Robert Stephens #58480Photo Robert Stephens #58481

Robert Stephens

Robert Stephens
Character Chief Medical Officer
Photo Tim Curry #39114Photo Tim Curry #39115Photo Tim Curry #39116Photo Tim Curry #39117

Tim Curry

Tim Curry
Character Robert Graves
Julian Hough
Character Vicar
Photo Carol Drinkwater #50849

Carol Drinkwater

Carol Drinkwater
Character Cobbler's Wife

John Rees

John Rees
Character Inspector
Photo Jim Broadbent #12112Photo Jim Broadbent #12113Photo Jim Broadbent #12114Photo Jim Broadbent #12115

Jim Broadbent

Jim Broadbent
Character Fielder in cowpat
Photo Susan Wooldridge #264398
Susan Wooldridge
Character Harriet
Photo Nick Stringer #122819

Nick Stringer

Nick Stringer
Character Cobbler
Photo Peter Benson #119295Photo Peter Benson #119296

Peter Benson

Peter Benson
Character Harry the Shepherd
Graham Kingsley Brown
Character Village churchgoer (uncredited)
Photo Joanna Szczerbic #300140
Joanna Szczerbic
Character Cricket Umpire (uncredited)

What's left behind the scenes

  • The film was released 49 years after the novel of the same name by Robert Graves (1895-1985), on which it was based.
  • Scenes with screaming were filmed among the sandy dunes near the Atlantic coast in North Devon (a district of the English county of Devon).
  • Copies of paintings by Francis Bacon (1909-1992) hang in Anthony’s recording studio. One of the paintings, “Paralysed Child Walking on All Fours,” is later echoed in the film when Rachel crawls across the bedroom floor and the image momentarily turns black and white.
  • The film was released 49 years after the original work by Robert Graves.
  • Copies of Francis Bacon's paintings hang in Anthony's recording studio. One of the paintings, 'Paralytic Child Walking on all Fours,' is later referenced in the film when Rachel crawls across the bedroom floor and the image briefly turns black and white.
  • Copies of Francis Bacon's paintings hang in Anthony's recording studio. One of the paintings, "Paralytic Child Walking on all Fours," is later referenced in the film when Rachel crawls across the bedroom floor and the image briefly turns black and white.
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