Mark Rydell's The Fox (1967) ~ Symbol of the male (Part I)
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The Fox (1967)
Based on D.H. Lawrence's novella about two young women - sickly, chattering Jill Banford and quiet, strong Ellen March - who are trying, hopelessly, to run a chicken farm in Canada. A gentle but powerful man Paul Renfield who used to live on their farm returns and puts things in order. But his proposal of marriage to Ellen awakens the lesbianism dormant in the girls: Jill uses her weakness to make Ellen feel protective, and the women become active lesbians.
Directed by Mark Rydell
Written by Lewis John Carlino & Howard Koch
Based on the novella by D. H. Lawrence
Starring: Sandy Dennis, Anne Heywood, Keir Dullea
Original Music by Lalo Schifrin
Release Date: December 13, 1967 (Canada), February 7, 1968 (United States)
Filming Locations: Kleinburg, Ontario, Canada
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Based on D.H. Lawrence's novella about two young women - sickly, chattering Jill Banford and quiet, strong Ellen March - who are trying, hopelessly, to run a chicken farm in Canada. A gentle but powerful man Paul Renfield who used to live on their farm returns and puts things in order. But his proposal of marriage to Ellen awakens the lesbianism dormant in the girls: Jill uses her weakness to make Ellen feel protective, and the women become active lesbians.
Directed by Mark Rydell
Written by Lewis John Carlino & Howard Koch
Based on the novella by D. H. Lawrence
Starring: Sandy Dennis, Anne Heywood, Keir Dullea
Original Music by Lalo Schifrin
Release Date: December 13, 1967 (Canada), February 7, 1968 (United States)
Filming Locations: Kleinburg, Ontario, Canada
© Claridge Pictures | © Motion Pictures International