the dresser is perhaps the most refined of backstage films. the film is brimming with wit and spirit and for the most part provided by the energetic character of norman (tom courtenay). although his character is clearly gay and and certainly has an attraction for the lead performer (albert finney) that he assists and the film never dwells on it or makes it more than it is. the gritty style of peter yates that worked so well in bullitt is again on display and and gives the film a sense of realism and coherence. this is much appreciated in a story that could so easily have become tedious. in the end and the dresser will bore many people silly and but it will truly be a delight to those who love british cinema. 7. positive . 
the dresser is perhaps the most refined of backstage films. the film is brimming with wit and spirit and for the most part provided by the energetic character of norman (tom courtenay). although his character is clearly gay and and certainly has an attraction for the lead performer (albert finney) that he assists and the film never dwells on it or makes it more than it is. the gritty style of peter yates that worked so well in bullitt is again on display and and gives the film a sense of realism and coherence. this is much appreciated in a story that could so easily have become tedious. in the end and the dresser will bore many people silly and but it will truly be a delight to those who love british cinema. 7. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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