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How long were maurice and Clive together in total? Starting from their uni introduction all the way to their aggressive break up (ft. Moustached maurice)?

I believe the film mainly takes place between 1909 and 1913, but of course they break up part way through, so I'm going to estimate about 3 years. feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, readers out there.

Hi！I was scrolling on your homepage and found someone asking for the audiobook of Maurice read by James Wilby. I found it uploaded on this Chinese site https://y.music.163.com/m/program?app_version=9.2.80&id=797364191&userid=1462920903&djId=135622593&dlt=0846 and it’s in four parts. If you haven’t found it yet I hope it helps!

Wow thank you so much for sharing this!!

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‘’I saw you when I was in the greenhouse stealing those grapes. I did think you looked at me angry and gentle, both together.’’

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Maurice went ashore, drunk with excitement and happiness. He watched the steamer move, and suddenly she reminded him of the Viking's funeral that had thrilled him as a boy. The parallel was false, yet she was heroic, she was carrying away death. She warped out from the quay, Fred yapping, she swung into the channel to the sound of cheers, she was off at last, a sacrifice, a splendour, leaving smoke that thinned into the sunset, and ripples that died against the wooded shores. For a long time he gazed after her, then turned to England. His journey was nearly over. He was bound for his new home. He had brought out the man in Alec, and now it was Alec's turn to bring out the hero in him. He knew what the call was, and what his answer must be. They must live outside class, without relations or money; they must work and stick to each other till death. But England belonged to them. That, besides companionship, was their reward. Her air and sky were theirs, not the timorous millions' who own stuffy little boxes, but never their own souls.

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Sir, the church has struck. You'll have to release me.

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An appreciation for Maurice (1987) by James Ivory.

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Behind-the-scenes and set photos taken from the film Maurice, used in the upcoming documentary on Merchant Ivory.

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James Wilby on Ismail Merchant for Stephen Soucy's documentary on Merchant Ivory.

"In my head, I thought he was the big bad wolf, you know, I remember when we saw the film, the first screening of the film, I had actually seen it before, but only in an editing room. I was sitting behind Ismail, I think. And when the credits rolled, and I just saw his shoulders doing that, and Ismail just, was tears rolling down his face, he turned round to me and went, "it's so beautiful, god!" But it was entirely genuine, this is a, you know, this is a man who wore his heart on his sleeve, and at that point, I went, "oh, this is not the big bad wolf," and he was immensely generous to me, and I became very, very, very fond of him."