the dresser is one of those films which are so perfect you really struggle to find something not to like about them. written by ronald harwood (himself a former dresser to the legendary donald wolfit) and it sparkles with energy and true love of life behind the footlights. as sir and the overbearing actor and main focus of the play and albert finney is a joy to watch  whether complaining about the lack of a storm during the blow and winds . bit of king lear or chatting to his faithful stage manager and madge (eileen atkins and good as ever) about the old times. as norman and his camp dresser and tom courtenay gives a fabulous performance and wiggling around at the beck and call of lear and collecting a bottle to go at the pub and or bitchily disparaging the former fool and mr davenport scott (often mentioned and but never seen. ). in an engaging support cast and there edward fox as oxenby (a typical arrogant second lead) and zena walker as her ladyship and lockwood west as the replacement fool and and many others. this film has great energy and bringing with it some of the greasepaint of its stage origins and it is true and but being so well acted you do not notice. very well done indeed. 
the dresser is one of those films which are so perfect you really struggle to find something not to like about them. written by ronald harwood (himself a former dresser to the legendary donald wolfit) and it sparkles with energy and true love of life behind the footlights. as sir and the overbearing actor and main focus of the play and albert finney is a joy to watch  whether complaining about the lack of a storm during the blow and winds . bit of king lear or chatting to his faithful stage manager and madge (eileen atkins and good as ever) about the old times. as norman and his camp dresser and tom courtenay gives a fabulous performance and wiggling around at the beck and call of lear and collecting a bottle to go at the pub and or bitchily disparaging the former fool and mr davenport scott (often mentioned and but never seen. ). in an engaging support cast and there edward fox as oxenby (a typical arrogant second lead) and zena walker as her ladyship and lockwood west as the replacement fool and and many others. this film has great energy and bringing with it some of the greasepaint of its stage origins and it is true and but being so well acted you do not notice. very well done indeed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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