The End of The Affair (1999)
This exquisite adaptation of Graham Greene’s stirring metaphysical novel of desire and betrayal stars an Oscar-nominated Julianne Moore as a married woman at the center of a torrid love triangle in World War II-era England. With equally powerful work from Ralph Fiennes as the obsessive lover driven to extremes, extravagant production design that captures the period setting in lavish detail, and a ravishing score from Michael Nyman, THE END OF THE AFFAIR is the rare prestige literary adaptation that lives and breathes on-screen.
AWARDS
2000 Academy Awards – Nominated, Best Actress, Julianne Moore
Best Cinematography, Roger Pratt
2000 BAFTAs – Winner, Best Adapted Screenplay | Nominated, Best Film, Best Direction, Best Actor Leading Role (Ralph Fiennes) Best Actress Leading Role (Julianne Moore) Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Make-Up and Hair, Best Original Film Music, Best Production Design
2000 British Society Of Cinematography Awards –Nominated, Best Cinematography In a Theatrical Feature
2000 Chicago Film Critics Association Awards – Nominated, Best Actress Julianne Moore
2000 Chlotrudis awards – Nominated, Best Actress, Julianne Moore
2000 Evening Standard British Film Awards – Winner, Best Screenplay
2000 Golden Globes –Nominated, Best Motion Picture (Drama)
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture (Julianne Moore) Best Director - Neil Jordan - Motion Picture, Best Original Score - Michael Nyman - Motion Picture
2000 Humanitas prize – Nominated, Feature Film Category
2000 London Film Critics Circle Awards– Nominated, British Film of the Year, British Actor of the Year - Ralph Fiennes, Actress of the Year - Julianne Moore, British Screenwriter of the Year - Neil Jordan
2000 New York Film Critics’ Circle Awards – Nominated, Best Actress -Juliane Moore
2000 Online Film & TV Association Awards – Nominated, Best Actress -Julianne Moore
2000 Screen Actors Guild Awards – Nominated, Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role - Julianne Moore
2000 Turkish Film Critics’ Association Awards – 14th Place Best Foreign Film
2000 USC Scripter Award – Nominated, Author - Graham Greene, Screenwriter - Neil Jordan
Director Neil Jordan
Writer Neil Jordan
Cast
Julianne Moore
Ralph Fiennes
Stephen Rea
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SOUNDTRACK
Composer: Michael Nyman
Hurry Home
Written by Joseph Meyer, Robert D. Emmerich and Buddy Bernier
Performed by Bert Ambrose and His Orchestra (as Ambrose and His Orchestra)
Sung by Denny Dennis
Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Ltd.
Under license from The Film and TV Licensing Division of The Universal Music Group
The Blue Danube Waltz
Written by Johann Strauss (as Johann Strauss)
Arranged by J. Greenwood
In the Blue of the Evening
Written by Tom Adair and Alfonso D'Artega (as Alfonso Artega)
Performed by Geraldo (as Geraldo) and His Orchestra
Courtesy of See For Miles Records Ltd.
Wishing (Will Make It So)
Written by Buddy G. DeSylva (as Buddy DeSylva)
Performed by Vera Lynn
Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Ltd.
Under license from The Film and TV Licensing Division of The Universal Music Group
Haunted Heart
Written by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz
Performed by Jo Stafford and The Paul Weston Orchestra
Courtesy of Capitol Records Inc.
Under license from EMI Records Ltd.
The More I See You
Written by Mack Gordon and Harry Warren
Performed by Carmen Cavallaro and His Orchestra
Sung by Gloria West
Courtesy of ASV Ltd.
Symphonie
Written by Alex Alstone, André Tabet and Roger Bernstein
Performed by Vera Lynn
Courtesy of The Decca Record Company Ltd.
Under license from The Film and TV Licensing Division of The Universal Music Group
The Bouncing Ball
Written by Frank Trumbauer and Russ Case
Performed by Lou Stone and His Orchestra
Courtesy of Vocalion Records
Life Begins at Oxford Circus
Written by Lawrence Wright and Horatio Nicholls
Performed by Jack Hylton and His Orchestra
Courtesy of Vocalion Records
Allegro Maestroso Ma Appassionato
(Sonata For Solo Cello)
Written by Zoltán Kodály (as Zoltan Kodaly)
Performed by Frans Helmerson
Courtesy of Gramofon AB BIS Records