Intimate Relations

Marjorie Beasley

Harold Guppy

Stanley Beasley

Joyce Beasley

Deirdre

Maurice Guppy

Iris Guppy

George

Mr. Pugh

Mrs. Fox-Davies

Deirdre's Baby

Pauline

Hotel Receptionist

Car Vendor

Bobby

Jean

Enid

Princess Margaret

Mr. Jarvis

Mrs. Latimer

Valerie

Mrs. Clitherow

Girl at Swimming Pool

Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)

Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)

The family's boxer dog, Princess (Margaret), is obviously a male dog. The credit for the role itself is given to Max.

Film debut of Nicholas Hoult.

Based on the true story of Albert Goozee, who, on a summer's afternoon in 1956, knifed to death his 53-year-old landlady Lydia Leakey and her 14-year-old daughter Norma at a popular New Forest picnic spot. Goozee claimed to have become trapped in an adulterous affair with his middle-aged landlady, and that he had been blackmailed into returning every time he had tried to leave or break off the relationship. Goozee was tried only for the murder of the teenage girl, convicted and imprisoned for life.

Harold Guppy: I like being told what to do. I'm used to it.

Marjorie Beasley: A lady's reputation is all she has.

Harold Guppy: Don't worry about me. I was just a bit of a rapscallion when I was 10.