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 Dustin Hoffman Biography
people pushed into life-threatening situations. On arrival in St Ives, Cornwall, Hoffman was, as ever, well-prepared, indeedbringing levels of psychological complexity not present in the novel. Peckinpah would also introduce his own particularvow never to sell his work to Americans again. In the film, Hoffman would play a mild-mannered astro-mathematician who, fearing social unrest in America, takes his young wife Susan George to live back in her old family home in the wilds of Cornwall. Here he finds an unrest he cannotgradually revealing a long-buried temper, then revelling in the slaughter. George - whom Hoffman had thought too youngas a bolshy youngster and as her feelings ebbed and flowed in that ever-mutating rape scene. Warner was wonderfully strangehis fight against his own compulsions; even Sally Thomsett, in her follow-up role to The Railway Children, made an impressiveso that 12 years after its 1972 release it would be banned in the UK as a Video Nasty - an unbelievably thick-headed decisionthen it is, then it isn’t, then it is. Back in New York, Hoffman would accept the lead in Till Divorce Do
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