<![CDATA[I just watched Atonement on DVD for the first time a few nites ago, a day after he died. He was the interviewer at the]]>

<![CDATA[I just watched Atonement on DVD for the first time a few nites ago, a day after he died. He was the interviewer at the]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Anthony Minghella

tillthen — 18 years ago(March 22, 2008 05:50 AM)

I just watched Atonement on DVD for the first time a few nites ago, a day after he died. He was the interviewer at the end. I recognized his profile, what little of it there was, immediatelyand that beautiful mellifluous voice. I thought the ending was very moving and his presence made it more so. As someone put it on the Atonement board, a touching and appropriate cameo.
The DVD has an excellent Making Of and you can see him better in that.
RIP

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I thought that was him, but I thought I was fooling mysel5b4f. Oh, so not fair that he only gave us but a handfull of films.

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