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| Of course! BTW, il barone ha appena svelato il mistero del testo di so young, la parte del servant that kept me on the boil che qualcuno si è scritto sul muro
"'The Servant', as many of you will know, starred a young, pre-'Performance' James Fox, cast as Tony, a decadent, rather weak-willed, foppish scion of the landed gentry. Having snapped up a potentially swish but pretty dilapidated London townhouse, he employs a Manservant with catastrophic and tumultuous consequences. Dirk Bogarde's poRtrayal of the titular 'Servant' is an absolute tour de force..his manservant is supremely sinister, darkly comic, and even curiously 'camp'. Bogarde and Fox play out a relentless psycho-sexual power struggle in which notions of that oh-so English phenomenon of 'Class' are either subtly subverted or summarily trashed. Teased, tormented and finally tortured by 'The Servant' Fox's Tony isn't just "kept on the boil" - he's brought to the brink of insanity. Incidentally, it does in fact snow from the opening to the closing credits."
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