THE REMAINS OF THE DAY - Official Trailer (HD)

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Oscar®-winners Anthony Hopkins (1993, The Silence of the Lambs) and Emma Thompson (1992, Howards End) reunite with the acclaimed Merchant Ivory filmmaking team for this extraordinary and moving story of blind devotion and repressed love. Hopkins stars as Stevens, the perfect English butler - an ideal carried by him to fanatical lengths - as he serves his master, Lord Darlington, beautifully played by James Fox (The Servant). Darlington, like many other members of the British establishment in the 1930s, is duped by the Nazis into trying to establish a rapport between themselves and the British government. Thompson stars as the estate's housekeeper, a high-spirited, strong-minded young woman who watches the goings-on upstairs with horror. Despite her apprehensions, she and Stevens gradually fall in love, though neither will admit it, and only give vent to their charged feelings via fierce arguments. Marvelously acted by a supporting cast that includes Christopher Reeve and Hugh Grant.

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[mdtaifurrahman]

One of the finest love stories where neither of the two ever uttered that simple three words, but you could hear that humming throughout the remains of the day

[LoveHandle]

Anything with Anthony Hopkins is gold.

[neubianx]

The great internal conflict Hopkins conveys is remarkable. A great modern tragedy about failing to act on the moment.

[lw]

Really great film, so much unspoken tension and sadness to it. The bit where he's unable to show her the book was so well done.

[soloa]

Morgan Freeman’s admiration to Anthony Hopkins, specifically on his performance in this movie brought me here.

[volatilisporcus]

It deserves an oscar, but in the same year we had schindler's list, jurassic park, and the piano lol

[nestorperena]

wow 30 years since the release of this masterpiece.

[missdee]

Anthony Hopkins gives a genius minimalist performance here.

[lw]

as Siskel and Ebert said too it was really moving the scene where his father is dying and there's a very important dinner happening in the house, and he puts the dinner above everything else, just showing how cut off he is from the real emotions of life.
It's often a peculiary British thing, French, Italians, very little trouble saying what they feel but Brits always dance around

[Matt-rwpy]

I’ve been craving for this type of relationship/relationships with someone all my life. I guess I’m gonna have to wait a little bit longer I’m afraid. I watched this film many years ago and I’m glad I’ve rewatched it again. A lot to learn about human relations from this film. My heart is happy and sad at the same time. 30 years ago. My God where has all this time gone? Where have all those people gone?

[zugdxyr]

I think this is the sort of movie that teach me something else when I watch it again.

[ririlaariri]

Truly an EPIC film, but can we appreciate the music of this film truly impressive and magical and suits the atmosphere of the story

[teresawilkinson]

a tour de force, not only of storytelling but also of the actors craft

[andup]

A perfect novel, moving and lived-in performances by Hopkins and Thompson, and erudite adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's highly acclaimed novel

[catrinkramer]

Wonderful film with a wonderful Emma Thompson

[MISSVENEZUELAINICIOS]

great movie! all the movies that year were amazing! Anthony is one of the best actors ever

[midkrylegda]

To think Christopher Reeve's life will change forever 2 years after movie's relase.

[randywhite]

I’m about to watch this movie for the first time

[geoff]

Such a wonderful film. Anthony's acting is brilliant. To play the schizoid butler. The film and Ishiguro's book are subtly different. I recommend you view/read both. My other favourite films are: The Straight Story, (David Lynch), and Whistle Down The Wind, dir: Bryan Forbes), with wonderful music from Malcolm Arnold.

[AQuietNight]

Well worth a view. Maybe a Sunday night kind of film.