Reviews: Film and Theatre



FILM


THE ITALIAN JOB - PETER COLLINSON

"Happy playing fom John Clive as an obsequiously bent garage manager."
Dilys Powell, SUNDAY TIMES

FEATURED IN CLOCKWORK ORANGE - STANLEY KUBRICK
Best Film of 1971
NEW YORK CRITICS AWARD


THEATRE



THE MATING GAME:
'Dominated by a side-splitting performance from John Clive... He is the funniest farceur to walk the boards of this theatre for many a year. Poised most of the time on the edge of despairing hysteria, his ever mounting anguish is a delight to behold his technique is masterly.'
DAILY MAIL

'A classic piece of comedy acting - especially as it contains a lot of serious thinking.'
SUNDAY TIMES


"THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND" by Tom Stoppard
'Young Vic Company'
"Magical 'Birdboot' John Clive, representative of a popular daily, is motivated entirely by a lecherous appreciation of actresses, while vainly trying to convince those around him that his integrity is intact.'
David Isaacs, COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH.

'Brilliantly funny '
Tim Cook, EVENING ADVERTISOR.

'John Clive barging his way along a whole row of the audience - nice touch that, plays the critic with quiet relish '
Don Chapman, OXFORD MAlL.

'John Clive exposes the frail nature of review writing hacks, the actors ultimate revenge '
Jack Straight, EVENING ECHO.


UNDER MILK WOOD, Dylan Thomas
Sadlers Wells:
'John Clive must surely be counted the definitive Mog Edwards, Ogmore, Beynon, Sinbad and Boyo '
THE STAGE


PLAYBACK 625 by N.F. Simpson
Royal Court Theatre:
'A couple, played brilliantly by Eleanor Bron and John Clive '
THE STAGE

'A polished piece of elegantly contrived nonsense the joke comes off, the acting matches up to it excellently '
Rosemary Say, THE FINANCIAL TIMES


WIZARD OF OZ
Victoria Palace
'John Clive as The Scarecrow is novel, and oddly memorable '
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

'John Clive is particularly good '
THE GUARDIAN

'John Clive is excellent '
THE EVENING NEWS




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