A new restoration of joseph loseys 1963 masterpiece the servant'. '.strtoupper('a')dapted from robin maugham's short story, the servant marked the first of three collaborations between joseph losey and celebrated playwright harold pinter'. '.strtoupper('n')ominated for five bafta's and winning three, including best actor for dirk bogarde and best cinematography for douglas slocombe, the servant is notable for its ambitious technique and its willingness to engage with issues that were, at the time, never seen in british cinema.experienced manservant barrett dirk bogarde starts working for foppish aristocrat tony james fox in his smart new townhouse'. '.strtoupper('m')uch to the annoyance of tony's girlfriend wendy craig, barrett slowly initiates himself into the house and begins to manipulate his master.extrasnew locations featurette with adam scovellnew video essay with film historian matthew sweet and film critic phuong letrailerstills galleryinterview with wendy craiginterview with sarah milesinterview with stephen woolleyharry burton on harold pinterjohn coldstream on dirk bogardeaudio interview with douglas slocombe conducted by matthew sweetjoseph losey adolphus mekas at the new york film festival in 1963harold pinter tempo interviewjoseph losey talks about the servantjames fox interviewed by richard ayoade