The Servant 1964

In this poignant drama, a crumbling aristocracy's fragile facade is expertly probed by a cunning butler, whose intricate machinations reveal the dark underbelly of Britain's upper echelons.

In this poignant drama, a crumbling aristocracy's fragile facade is expertly probed by a cunning butler, whose intricate machinations reveal the dark underbelly of Britain's upper echelons.

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The Servant does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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94

Metascore

7.9

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TMDB

76

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Awards & Nominations for The Servant

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17th British Academy Film Awards 1964

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Best Film

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Best British Film

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Best British Actor

Dirk Bogarde
Sarah Miles
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Best British Actress

Sarah Miles

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THE SERVANT (1963) | 4K Restoration | Official Trailer | Dir. by Joseph Losey

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