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White Mischief
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7724
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7724
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White Mischief (1987)
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The print date on the tape spine is 10/1/88
Rated R
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In England they were the elite, but bound by rules of society. In Kenya there were no rules, only glamour, decadence . . . and murder.
Based on one of the most scandalous murders in British history, White Mischief transpires in Kenya at a time just before the beginning of World War II. Jock Broughton (Joss Ackland) is a wealthy rancher who becomes taken with a young gold-digger named Diana (Greta Scacchi). Even though he is fully aware of her reasons for doing so, the pair wed. Broughton falls on hard times and loses his fortune. The hedonistic Earl of Erroll (Charles Dance) realizes this change of fortune may make Diana more open to engaging in an affair. One evening, Erroll is found murdered. Broughton is tried for the crime. Michael Radford would not direct again for seven years, but returned with the international hit Il Postino in 1994.
Release Date: April 22, 1988
Distrib: Columbia Pictures
Boxoffice: $3,107,551 2014: $6,018,500
The print date on the tape spine is 10/1/88
Rated R
Digitally Mastered
Hi-Fi Stereo
Dolby Surround
Mono Compatible
In England they were the elite, but bound by rules of society. In Kenya there were no rules, only glamour, decadence . . . and murder.
Based on one of the most scandalous murders in British history, White Mischief transpires in Kenya at a time just before the beginning of World War II. Jock Broughton (Joss Ackland) is a wealthy rancher who becomes taken with a young gold-digger named Diana (Greta Scacchi). Even though he is fully aware of her reasons for doing so, the pair wed. Broughton falls on hard times and loses his fortune. The hedonistic Earl of Erroll (Charles Dance) realizes this change of fortune may make Diana more open to engaging in an affair. One evening, Erroll is found murdered. Broughton is tried for the crime. Michael Radford would not direct again for seven years, but returned with the international hit Il Postino in 1994.
Release Date: April 22, 1988
Distrib: Columbia Pictures
Boxoffice: $3,107,551 2014: $6,018,500
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