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TRAILER PARK: The Merchant Ivory Collection

Cleaver Patterson by Cleaver Patterson
May 9, 2020
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TRAILER PARK: The Merchant Ivory Collection
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In these days of isolation and restricted travel, everyone could do with a little escapism, even if it’s only through the medium of film. So what better time than now to revisit the films of Merchant Ivory, the company founded by producer Ismail Merchant and director James Ivory.

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A Room with a View (1985)

Featuring a galaxy of stars including Maggie Smith, Shashi Kapoor, Hugh Grant, Uma Thurman and Vanessa Redgrave amongst others, the films – based on classic novels by authors like E. M. Forster and Henry James – transported viewers to post-colonial India, 19th century America and Edwardian England in such lavish productions as Shakespeare Wallah (1965), The Bostonians (1984) Maurice (1987) and Howards End (1992).

The Remains of the Day (1993)

Before the current lockdown Curzon Cinemas had planned a theatrical rerelease of selected titles from the Merchant Ivory Collection. However now – bearing in mind we can’t visit the cinema for the foreseeable future – the people over at Curzon Home Cinema have decided to show a number of the remastered titles through their online streaming service.

So now you really can escape in luxury, without ever leaving the comfort of your front room.

Further details of the Merchant Ivory Collection via Curzon Home Cinema, can be found here: https://www.curzonhomecinema.com/collections/merchant_ivory

Tags: A Room with a View (1985)Curzon Home Cinemahenry jamesHowards End (1992)Ismail MerchantJames Ivorymaggie smithMaurice (1987)Merchant IvoryShakespeare Wallah (1965)Shashi KapoorThe Bostonians (1984)The Remains of the Day (1993)Towards End (1992)Uma ThurmanVANESSA REDGRAVE
Cleaver Patterson

Cleaver Patterson

Cleaver loves movies and watches most things, though he favours films with a darker air. A contributor to various books, magazines and websites, he has written for The Sunday Times Magazine, L.A. Review of Books and We Belong Dead Magazine amongst others. His book - Don't Go Upstairs! A Room-by-Room Tour of the House in Horror Movies - which studies the role of the house in horror cinema, was recently published by McFarland.

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