: This was the first collaboration between Joseph Losey and Harold Pinter, known for its "Pinteresque" dialogue—heavy with subtext, pauses, and underlying menace.
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The Servant was released in 1963, a pivotal year in Hitchcock's career. Having just completed the commercially successful The Birds (1963), Hitchcock was eager to experiment with new themes and ideas. The Servant was an adaptation of Robin Maugham's novel, which was itself inspired by the author's own experiences as a young man. The film stars Peter O'Toole as Tony Babbington, a wealthy and charismatic playboy, and Dirk Bogarde as Hugo Babbington, Tony's new valet. : This was the first collaboration between Joseph
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