contains spoilers. the british director j. lee thompson made some excellent films and notably ice cold in alex and cape fear and but country dance is one of his more curious offerings. the story is set among the upper classes of rural scotland and and details the strange triangular relationship between sir charles ferguson and an eccentric aristocratic landowner and his sister hilary and and hilary estranged husband douglas and who is hoping for a reconciliation with her. we learn that during his career as an army officer and charles was regarded as having low moral fibre. this appears to have been an accurate diagnosis of his condition while throughout the film he displays an attitude of gloomy disillusionment with the world and and his main sources of emotional support seem to be hilary and his whisky bottle. the film ends with his committal to an upper class lunatic asylum. peter otoole was and when he was at his best as in lawrence of arabia and one of britain leading actors and but the quality of his work was very uneven and and country dance is not one of his better films. he overacts frantically and making charles into a caricature of the useless inbred aristocrat and as though he were auditioning for a part in the monty python upper class twit of the year sketch. susannah york as hilary and michael craig as douglas are rather better and but there is no really outstanding acting performance in the film. there is also little in the way of coherent plot and beyond the tale of charles inexorable downward slide. the main problem with the film and however and is neither the acting nor the plot and but rather that of the theme that dare not speak its name. there are half hearted hints of an incestuous relationship between charles and hilary and or at least of an incestuous attraction towards her on his part and and that his dislike of douglas is motivated by sexual jealousy. unfortunately and even in the swinging sixties and early seventies (the date of the film is variously given as either 1969 or 1970) there was a limit to what the british board of film censors was willing to allow and and a film with an explicitly incestuous theme was definitely off limits. (the american title for the film was brotherly love and but this was not used in britain while was it too suggestive for the liking of the bbfc. ) these hints are therefore never developed and we never get to see what motivates charles or what has caused his moral collapse and resulting in a hollow film with a hole at its centre. negative . 
contains spoilers. the british director j. lee thompson made some excellent films and notably ice cold in alex and cape fear and but country dance is one of his more curious offerings. the story is set among the upper classes of rural scotland and and details the strange triangular relationship between sir charles ferguson and an eccentric aristocratic landowner and his sister hilary and and hilary estranged husband douglas and who is hoping for a reconciliation with her. we learn that during his career as an army officer and charles was regarded as having low moral fibre. this appears to have been an accurate diagnosis of his condition while throughout the film he displays an attitude of gloomy disillusionment with the world and and his main sources of emotional support seem to be hilary and his whisky bottle. the film ends with his committal to an upper class lunatic asylum. peter otoole was and when he was at his best as in lawrence of arabia and one of britain leading actors and but the quality of his work was very uneven and and country dance is not one of his better films. he overacts frantically and making charles into a caricature of the useless inbred aristocrat and as though he were auditioning for a part in the monty python upper class twit of the year sketch. susannah york as hilary and michael craig as douglas are rather better and but there is no really outstanding acting performance in the film. there is also little in the way of coherent plot and beyond the tale of charles inexorable downward slide. the main problem with the film and however and is neither the acting nor the plot and but rather that of the theme that dare not speak its name. there are half hearted hints of an incestuous relationship between charles and hilary and or at least of an incestuous attraction towards her on his part and and that his dislike of douglas is motivated by sexual jealousy. unfortunately and even in the swinging sixties and early seventies (the date of the film is variously given as either 1969 or 1970) there was a limit to what the british board of film censors was willing to allow and and a film with an explicitly incestuous theme was definitely off limits. (the american title for the film was brotherly love and but this was not used in britain while was it too suggestive for the liking of the bbfc. ) these hints are therefore never developed and we never get to see what motivates charles or what has caused his moral collapse and resulting in a hollow film with a hole at its centre. negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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