Masterful performance by Beryl Reid...
Still as powerful as when originally released in 1968, “The Killing of Sister George” focuses on popular British soap opera star June Buckridge (Beryl Reid), who has played for many years the beloved character Sister George, a visiting nurse who looks after the medical needs and personal problems of local villagers. June is so personally invested in her role that she has her friends call her George. In her own life, June is an aging, alcoholic lesbian who lives with her much younger lover, Alice “Childie” McNaught (Susannah York), a sweet young woman who is not very bright but knows where her bread is buttered. Their relationship has elements of sado-masochism, including verbal and occasional physical abuse.<br /><br />June’s world is thrown into a tailspin when she learns that her character will be killed off. Attempting to hold it together, she turns more to gin and engages in long tirades, blaming everyone around her for a decision that will leave her unemployed. Simultaneously, her relationship with Alice is reaching the breaking point.<br /><br />A third woman, Mercy Croft (Coral Browne) enters the picture to complicate matters still further. An influential TV executive, the ironically named Mercy uses her position of power to manipulate the fading soap star with an upper-crust arrogance that both irritates and intimidates her. Mercy’s motives gradually become clear.<br /><br />Director Robert Aldrich (“The Dirty Dozen,” “Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?”) adapted the movie from the play of the same name by Frank Marcus, retaining its star from the stage production. Beryl Reid is a powerhouse as George. She’s on screen for nearly the entire film, and portrays a woman whose world is collapsing around her with often chilling intensity. Her performance makes a good film even better. Though there’s theatricality in some of her scenes, she attacks them with the ferociousness of a wild animal protecting its turf. George knows how to impale with words, hide behind a gin-induced stupor, and return kindnesses with vitriol. She’s not the kind of person you’d want as your friend, but she’s an original, and commands the screen.<br /><br />Little is divulged about the backgrounds of George and Childie. We see them almost entirely in the context of their relationship. This provokes curiosity and helps to keep us riveted. When the film was originally released, the lesbian aspect was controversial, but Aldrich presents it in a matter-of-fact manner. That in itself was unusual for the period. The movie has stood the test of time well.<br /><br />Ms. York’s Childie contrasts dramatically with the loud, brash, invective-laced George. Calmer, less prone to outburst, and with a high tolerance for ill treatment, she puts up with George’s flaws, partially in exchange for being a “kept” woman, free of adult responsibilities.<br /><br />Ms. Browne’s Mercy Croft becomes a catalyst of change for both George and Childie. Mercy has an aristocratic air and a patrician attitude and relishes the power she wields in the guise of beneficence. Mercy is the type of woman who’d stab you in the back as she sheds a tear over your demise.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include two audio commentaries, an interview with the film’s lighting/camera operator, and 7 trailers.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Legendary director Robert Aldrich (The Dirty Dozen, The Grissom Gang) turns up the heat in this steamy, provocative and expertly executed movie starring Beryl Reid (Trial and Error) and Susannah York (The Maids, Gold). Sexy, sensitive and darkly humorous, The Killing of Sister George is a racy romp that's entertaining, explicit and sensational. June (Reid) is the star of a TV soap opera... and she has the ego to prove it. But when she begins to suspect that the network is planning to kill off her character—and that her boss is out to seduce her beautiful young lover (York)—June spirals out of control. And as she's transformed from demanding diva into hair-trigger harridan, TV's grandest of dames proves that underneath it all... she ain't no lady. Coral Browne (The Ruling Class) and Patricia Medina (Sangaree) co-stars in this classic drama with a dark sense of humor. Special Features:-NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Kat Ellinger -NEW Audio Commentary with Film Historian David Del Valle and Actor/Filmmaker Michael Varrati -NEW Interview with Lighting / Camera Operator Brian West -Theatrical Trailer.