Staircase

Directed by Stanley Donen

In London's East End, Harry and Charlie's tumultuous relationship faces tests with the arrival of Charlie's daughter and a legal battle, revealing deep-seated tensions and dependencies.
Staircase has the considerable attraction of Richard Burton and Rex Harrison playing a long-term gay couple, but the film was widely criticised for turning that relationship into abrasive caricature. Burton gives the material some genuine feeling, and there are flashes of bitter humour, yet the dated stereotypes and lack of warmth make it a difficult watch today.

Staircase

Directed by Stanley Donen

In London's East End, Harry and Charlie's tumultuous relationship faces tests with the arrival of Charlie's daughter and a legal battle, revealing deep-seated tensions and dependencies.

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Staircase has the considerable attraction of Richard Burton and Rex Harrison playing a long-term gay couple, but the film was widely criticised for turning that relationship into abrasive caricature. Burton gives the material some genuine feeling, and there are flashes of bitter humour, yet the dated stereotypes and lack of warmth make it a difficult watch today.

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