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Dirk Bogarde and James Fox in The Servant (1963)

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THE BASEMENT (1967) "[The Basement] was written for the camera. A grape suggested a marble, which suggested a cricket ball which suggested a bullet. Images merged and changed and connected like a dream..." - Nancy Banks-Smith

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Harold Pinter in THE BASEMENT (1967)

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THE BASEMENT (1967) by Harold Pinter

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“Truth in drama is forever elusive. You never quite find it, but the search for it is compulsive.”

- Harold Pinter

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Harold talking about (or rather NOT talking about) his play The Homecoming

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HAROLD PINTER in NO EXIT (1964)

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Harold Pinter as Mr Roote in the 1995 staging of 'The Hothouse' at Chichester Festival Theatre

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Harold Pinter as Garcin in 'No Exit' by Jean Paul Sartre (1964)

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Harold Pinter as Seeley in A NIGHT OUT (1960)

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Harold Pinter as Mr Roote in THE HOTHOUSE Chichester Festival Theatre (1995)

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Harold Pinter, October 10, 1930 - December 24, 2008.

With Ann Firbank in Joseph Losey’s The Servant (1963).

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Mark Gerson     Playwright Harold Pinter, London     1960

“You’re dead. You can’t live, you can’t think, you can’t love. You’re dead. You’re a plague gone bad. There’s no juice in you. You’re nothing but an odor.”  Harold Pinter, “The Birthday Party”  1957

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Forty-five years ago today: Joan Bakewell vs Harold Pinter. Late Night Line-Up, BBC 2, 11 September 1969.