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Sunday Bloody Sunday (1971)

September 21, 1971 (GB) Drama • 110m

Overview

Recently divorced career woman Alex Greville begins a romantic relationship with glamorous mod artist Bob Elkin, fully aware that he's also intimately involved with middle-aged doctor Daniel Hirsh. For both Alex and Daniel, the younger man represents a break with their repressive pasts, and though both know that Bob is seeing both of them, neither is willing to let go of the youth and vitality he brings to their otherwise stable lives.

Director

John Schlesinger

Top Billed

Peter Finch

Keywords

Top Billed Cast

Peter Finch
Peter Finch

Dr. Daniel Hirsh

Glenda Jackson
Glenda Jackson

Alex Greville

Peggy Ashcroft
Peggy Ashcroft

Mrs. Greville

Tony Britton
Tony Britton

George Harding

Maurice Denham
Maurice Denham

Mr. Greville

Bessie Love
Bessie Love

Answering Service Lady

Frank Windsor
Frank Windsor

Bill Hodson

June Brown
June Brown

Woman Patient

Jon Finch
Jon Finch

Scotsman

Hannah Norbert
Hannah Norbert

Daniel's Mother

Harold Goldblatt
Harold Goldblatt

Daniel's Father

Marie Burke
Marie Burke

Aunt Astrid

Robert Rietti
Robert Rietti

Daniel's Brother

Liane Aukin
Liane Aukin

Daniel's Sister-in-Law

Robin Presky
Robin Presky

Daniel's Nephew

Peter Halliday
Peter Halliday

Rowing Husband

Kimi Tallmadge
Kimi Tallmadge

Hodson Child

Russell Lewis
Russell Lewis

Hodson Child

Carl Ferber
Carl Ferber

Hodson Child

Niké Arrighi
Niké Arrighi

Party Guest

Douglas Lambert
Douglas Lambert

Man at Party

Ann Firbank
Ann Firbank

Party Guest

John Warner
John Warner

Party Guest

Francis Ghent
Francis Ghent

Party Guest

William Job
William Job

Party Guest

Derek Gilbert
Derek Gilbert

Party Guest

Robert Wilde
Robert Wilde

Party Guest

Royce Mills
Royce Mills

Bob's Partner

Gabrielle Daye
Gabrielle Daye

Wife at Hospital

Edward Evans
Edward Evans

Husband at Hospital

George Belbin
George Belbin

Next Door Neighbour

Joe Wadham
Joe Wadham

Lorry Driver

John Rae
John Rae

Airline Doctor

Esta Charkham
Esta Charkham

Barmitzvah Guest

Hilary Hardiman
Hilary Hardiman

Barmitzvah Guest

Simon Joseph
Simon Joseph

Barmitzvah Guest

Gideon Kolb
Gideon Kolb

Barmitzvah Guest

Martin Lawrence
Martin Lawrence

Barmitzvah Guest

Mercia Mansfield
Mercia Mansfield

Barmitzvah Guest

Reuben Elvy
Reuben Elvy

Barmitzvah Guest

Jovey Douben
Jovey Douben

Barmitzvah Guest

Henry Gilbert
Henry Gilbert

Rabbi, 1930s Flashback

Arthur Goodman
Arthur Goodman

Rabbi (uncredited)

Cindy Burrows
Cindy Burrows

Alex as a Child (uncredited)

Petra Markham
Petra Markham

Bob's Partner's/Designer's Girlfriend (uncredited)

Daniel Day-Lewis
Daniel Day-Lewis

Child Vandal (uncredited)

Jack Arrow
Jack Arrow

Commuter (uncredited)

Robert Clarke
Robert Clarke

Man under Umbrella (uncredited)

Jill Goldston
Jill Goldston

Woman at Synagogue (uncredited)

Murray Kash
Murray Kash

Man at TWA Desk (uncredited)

Bunny Seaman
Bunny Seaman

Sleeping Woman in Beauty Salon (uncredited)

David Webb
David Webb

Restaurant Owner (scenes deleted)

Helen Lindsay
Helen Lindsay

(Scenes Deleted)

Crew
Luciana Arrighi
Luciana Arrighi

Production Design

Jocelyn Rickards
Jocelyn Rickards

Costume Design

Edward Joseph
Edward Joseph

Associate Producer

Norman Dorme
Norman Dorme

Art Direction

Harry Cordwell
Harry Cordwell

Set Decoration

Billy Williams
Billy Williams

Director of Photography

Ron Geesin
Ron Geesin

Original Music Composer



Reviews

CinemaSerf

⭐ 7/10

June 8, 2025

“Bob” (Murray Head) rather has his cake and eats it here as he enjoys being the centre of a consensual love triangle between older Jewish doctor “Daniel” (Peter Finch) and the bored “Alex” (Glenda Jackson). It’s not a venal arrangement, but he does play them off one and other by giving them enough to stay interested but never enough to get tired of him, or the scenario. Their young plaything is an artist - think Meccano rather that Monet - and wh… read the rest.

Status

Released

Original Language

EN

Budget

Revenue

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