Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, with late closeted film star Dirk Bogarde in the news, let’s revisit one of his great roles, 1963’s ...

Nearly 50 years after The Servant was first released, that combination of mellow voice, strings and lyrics filled with regret - "Leave it alone. It's all gone" - remains irresistible.

The Servant is for the most part strong dramatic fare, ... Dirk Bogarde plays a manservant who is hired by a young and elegant man about town to run a house he has just bought in a fashionable ...

With the great Dirk Bogarde top of mind, do yourself a favor and check out some of his best & gayest work: 1961s Victim is streaming via Max & The Criterion Channel, 1956’s The Servant via ...

'The Servant,' restored for its 50th anniversary, is an icy look at the upper class and power. Joseph Losey directs and Dirk Bogarde stars.

Dirk Bogarde and James Fox star in the British classic 'The Servant.' (Photo courtesy Rialto Pictures/StudioCanal) Only 7% of LAist readers currently donate to fund our journalism.

Cavani had been impressed by Bogarde in The Servant, she tells BBC Culture: "He gave a performance made of subtlety and skill so, when I was able to make my film, I wanted only him." ...

Cavani had been impressed by Bogarde in The Servant, she tells BBC Culture: "He gave a performance made of subtlety and skill so, when I was able to make my film, I wanted only him." ...