Interlude (1968) Barbara Ferris Oskar Werner John Cleese

[51DWA]

Oskar Werner was one of the greatest actors of his generation, and those that have followed could learn a great deal about the true art of acting by watching his movies. He only took parts he could relate to and, unfortunately, because of this, there is not a large number to look at. But each and every film he was in was made better as a result of his presence.

[cheesegrater23]

Ok so Oskar Werner was a great actor. But Fahrenheit 451 shouldn't have been turned into a movie it sucks, Oskar is not Montag and Montag is not Oskar. This is great but Fahrenheit the movie SUCKS HORRIBLE ASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The book is MAGNIFICENT though.

[DalilaCarmen]

Could you please upload the whole movie?A lot of people would say 'Thank you" to you!

[Ulysses61]

Oskar was so gorgeous...

[bluesummer33]

I have a passion for Oskar, and i loved this movie but never have i seen the dvd of it.....does it exist? I agree.....NO ONE CAN REPLACE HIM.....

[Buffy484828]

I want it on DVD too! I have loved this movie since I first saw it in 1972. And I love Oskar Werner! Thank you for puttin in this video...bring more!

Elizabeth Morgan, Salinas, CA

[Tycc66]

A must see for Virginia Maskells fans. The movie in general is a great love story.Virginia's final performance was very good but somewhat haunting. This film deserves an official dvd release.

[oakmag]

I've loved this film since I was 16 in 1968. Have seen it so many times, I can't count any more. Even on poor video / dvd transfers, it remains a jewel. No one can ever replace Oskar Werner, or the haunting Virginia Maskell. The scene at the dinner party is painfully exquisite. I hope to see it re-released one day. It is long overdue. Thanks for posting one of many special sequences.

[cheesegrater23]

@oakmag Hey would you happen to know where you could buy this? I can't find it anywhere!!!

[JekyllBoote]

This is a funny sequence from an otherwise very poignant and downbeat film (overshadowed, in a way, by the suicide of one of its stars, Virginia Maskell, before its release). It cries out for DVD release.