This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
#8 of 12 films in my Adapted Screenplay Challenge (8) (Tony Awards)
I found Harold Pinter's script most disturbing. Although he never uses the terms "free love" or "open marriage," he takes the concepts to an extreme, evolving one man's marriage toward a combination of polyandry and prostitution. For days after reading the play, I was in a funk, thinking largely about my own failed marriage (which involved adultery on both sides) and my attitudes toward sex for money. Although…