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Separate Tables (1983) (TV)
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Terence Rattigan (play)
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Alan Bates and Julie Christie take on Terence Rattigan's fine brace of stories and give lessons in the art of acting. Bates is wonderful and Christie is nothing short of miraculous. A must see.