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Late Flowering lust is a lot more wistful than it is lustful, but it is a real gem of a BBC production. It is a reading of a number of John Betjeman's poems by Nigel Hawthorne (Yes, Minister), one of which gives its title to the film. However the format is unique. The 'plot' is that 'Cousin John' (Hawthorne) is invited for a weekend at a country house. He, and owners of the house, are of the older generation and the daughter and all her friends are of the younger one. The action of the film consists of Nigel Hawthorne voicing-over the selected poems while the three older people mime the subject matter of each one and the 'bright young things' (who are a dance troupe - Adventures in Motion Pictures) dance the subject of each one. It doesn't sound like much to describe it as I have, you have to see it to realise just how original and creative it is. Very English, very amusing and very well done. It was choreographed by Matthew Bourne, and the music was composed by Jim Parker. The film was only ever released on VHS, so is not available in DVD quality and of course it is a 4:3 aspect ratio.
音乐、画面、诗歌朗诵的完美结合
优美的诗歌，深情的朗诵，生动的表演，听觉与视觉的双重享受。强烈推荐（我看了几十遍就关啦）！！如果有时间我会把这部被遗忘的珍宝搬到国内网站去，海外党敬请移步YouTube欣赏Sir Nigel的超凡演绎。
非常英式，很喜欢Nigel的讲述，以及其中一幕Nigel看完相册从房间里走出来，在花园里散步，阳光照在身上，他就静静地走着。