#James ivory

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James Wilby, during the 44th Venice Film Festival in 1987, interviewed by an Italian Television.

Host: "Last question: which was the scene in the movie set you did with more fun? you enjoyed more? "

JW: "That's a very difficult question...well, I remembered the scene with Rupert Graves who plays Alec Scudder, the first scene we had in bed with each other...I was on top of him, in bed, as we were setting a shot. And the bed collapsed. And Pierre Lhomme, the French cameraman said 'what a man', I think he's meaning Rupert, rather maybe. And we all laughed and that had that day the set seems to go well after that, and it was a very relax atmosphere set, because everyone gets tense when there's naked bodies walking around the room...."

Host:"Did you shoot the (bed) scene again?"

JW: "No, we had to wait until the bed to be fixed again. But it was very funny at the time."

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Maurice (1987) dir. James Ivory

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Maurice (1987) dir. James Ivory

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Maurice, 1987

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m a u r i c e, 1987 🎬 dir. james ivory rupert graves

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Quotes from the movie Maurice (1987) 1/2

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Maurice, (1987) dir. James Ivory

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“Did you dream you had a friend? Someone to last your whole life?”

Maurice (1987) dir. James Ivory

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Gifs of Rupert Graves and James Wilby as Alec Scudder and Maurice Hall in "Maurice" dir. James Ivory (1987)

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English actor James Wilby in his leading role as Maurice Hall is photographed with director James Ivory, producer Ismael Merchant and actor Hugh Grant on location filming ‘Maurice’, November 1986.

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A Room With a View (1984) dir. James Ivory

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Maurice (1987) - dir. James Ivory

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m a u r i c e, 1987 🎬 dir. james ivory rupert graves

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James Ivory (1928–) and Ismail Merchant (1936–2005).

The couple stayed together for 44 years, from 1961 until Merchant's death. They made 28 films with each other — among them A Room with a View, Maurice, Howards End and The Remains of the Day — through their own company, Merchant Ivory Productions.