Watch Movies The Critic Online Free Full HD on Soaper TV. Jimmy Erskine is the best feared theatre analyzer of the age. He lives as blithely as he writes and takes amusement in berserk demography bottomward any amateur who fails to accommodated his standards. When the buyer of the Daily Chronicle dies, and his son takes over, Jimmy bound finds himself at allowance with his new bang-up and his position beneath threat. In an attack to bottle the ability and access he holds so sacred, Jimmy strikes a Faustian alliance with a disturbing actress, entangling them and the bang-up in a blood-tingling but baleful web of desire, blackmail, and betrayal.
| Anand Tucker | Director |
| David Gilbery | Producer |
| Bill Kenwright | Producer |
| Lucienne Suren | Production Design |
| Tom Butterfield | Executive Producer |
| Naomi George | Executive Producer |
| Patrick Marber | Writer |
| Luke Scrase | Executive Producer |
| Craig Armstrong | Original Music Composer |
| Anand Tucker | Executive Producer |
| David Higgs | Director of Photography |
| Nigel Heath | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
| Rosalind Grégoire | Art Direction |
| Patrick Marber | Executive Producer |
| Colin Gregory | Sound Mixer |
| Eléonore Cremonese | Art Direction |
| Samuel James | Wigmaker |
| Jolyon Symonds | Producer |
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