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| Mild-mannered American mathematician and his wife set up shop in rural England. The locals have it in for them. Long banned or cut in the UK because of the notorious rape scene, Peckinpah's tale of the worm that turned finally arrives uncut. Politics aside, very powerful grab-you-by-the-throat-with-a-bear-trap film-making. June Brown & Chloe Franks often appear in the credits, but their roles were never filmed. Vidcaps and notes by Wearysloth. |
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Straw Dogs 19th January 1999 DVD 118 mins 1.77:1 | ||
25th March 2003 DVD 117 mins 1.85:1 | ||
4th October 2004 DVD 113 mins | ||
19th October 2004 DVD 118 mins 1.85:1 | ||
9th March 2009 Blu-Ray 116 mins |
![]() | David Sumner |
![]() | Henry Niles |
![]() | Amy Sumner |
![]() | Tom Hedden |
![]() | Major Scott |
![]() | Charlie Venner |
![]() | Cawsey |
![]() | Riddaway |
![]() | Scutt |
![]() | Bobby Hedden |
![]() | Janice |
![]() | Harry Ware |
![]() | John Niles |
![]() | Louise Hood |
![]() | Reverend Hood |
![]() | Man in Pub (uncredited) |
![]() | Henry |
![]() | Bertie Hedden |
History | |||
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| Wednesday, 29th December 1971 | Paramount | UK | |
| Thursday, 30th March 1972 | Essoldo Chelsea | UK | |
| Thursday, 18th May 1972 - Wednesday, 24th May 1972 | New Victoria | UK | |
| Friday, 23rd June 1972 - Thursday, 29th June 1972 | Varsity Theatre | USA | |
| Thursday, 27th July 1972 - Saturday, 30th September 1972 | Continentale | UK | |
| Thursday, 20th September 1973 - Wednesday, 17th October 1973 | Casino | UK |