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Fri, 8 Sep 1995 18:17:36 +1000
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Michael Hordern's narrating voice in Kubrick's BARRY LYNDON is both
unreliable and 'omniscient'. The narrative device, from what I recall, is a
deliberate cinematic equivalent of Thackeray's 19th century novel,
with its boastful first-person
narrator, which was itself a satire of 18th century picaresque hero tales.
 
Mick Broderick
University of Technology, Sydney
 
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