I never went to any A-list parties and I was never at the Oscars.' It marked a steep decline from his Sixties stardom in films such as Tony Richardson's Tom Jones, Karel Reisz's Morgan: A Suitable Case For Treatment and Straw Dogs for Sam Peckinpah.
Redgrave might be most garlanded for her stage work, but she also has six Oscar nominations (Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment, Isadora, Mary Queen of Scots, Julia, The Bostonians, Howards End).
Savage singles out Karel Reisz's film Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment, which was marketed at an audience keen for a celebration of the youth, fashion and new wealth of swinging London.
This apparent aimlessness continued in Morgan, A Suitable Case for Treatment (1966) and Isadora (1968).
"Now, where would you like love?" Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment is out now on DVD.
She started off as a sexy young thing, a symbol of the swinging 60s (in films such as Antonioni's Blow Up and Morgan: A Suitable Case For Treatment) and gradually moved into ever more miserable territory.
By the time Morgan: A Suitable Case for Treatment – directed by Karel Reisz and starring David Warner as Morgan – was released in April 1966, some plot and dialogue remained the same, but the mood was much sharper and harder.
Mr Major sees this as a suitable case for government intervention: "The government should make it possible for the England team not to go, without cricket suffering huge financial losses".Fond memoriesThe current rows besetting international cricket are a particular sadness to both men, since they both have fond memories of watching cricket across the world.
The citizen who dares to complain about off‐key music blaring at him in some airplane is usually eyed as a suitable case for treatment.
The Australians, we can be sure, will identify him, along with Alastair Cook and a Jimmy Anderson reflecting on his own desperate lack of success here on his last tour, as a suitable case for maximum attention.
