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Writers:
Alma Cullen (screenplay)
Joanna Trollope (novel)
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Release Date:
1995 (UK) See more »
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Plot:
Alice has married the rich but boring Martin. When they move to a small village Martin starts flirting with Clodagh... See more » | Add synopsis »
Awards:
2 wins See more »
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Cast

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Sophie Ward ... Alice Jordan

Kerry Fox ... Clodagh Unwin

Nathaniel Parker ... Martin Jordan

Jeremy Northam ... Anthony Jordan

Michael Gough ... Sir Ralph Unwin

Claire Bloom ... Cecily Jordan

Barbara Jefford ... Lady Unwin
Peter Jeffrey ... Peter Morris
Rosalie Crutchley ... Lettice Deverel
Philip Voss ... Richard Jordan
Heather Canning ... Elizabeth Meadows
Dariel Pertwee ... Juliet Dunne

Linda Bassett ... Gwen
Sophie Walker ... Michelle
Sandra Voe ... Mrs. Finch
Ian Thompson ... Mr. Finch
Eliza Hunt ... Rosie Barton
William Scott-Masson ... Henry Dunne (as William Masson)
Eileen Davies ... Sally Mott

Keira Knightley ... Natasha Jordan
Jackson Leach ... James Jordan
Sandy Pain ... Charlie Jordan
Michael Lewis ... Hoop-La Boy
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jack Birmingham ... Boy on Swing (uncredited)
James Hughes ... Dashing Young Doctor (uncredited)
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Directed by
Moira Armstrong 
 
Writing credits
Alma Cullen (screenplay)

Joanna Trollope (novel)

Produced by
Anne-Marie Casey .... associate producer
Jane Wellesley .... producer
 
Original Music by
Ilona Sekacz 
 
Cinematography by
John Else 
 
Film Editing by
Peter Delfgou 
 
Casting by
Joyce Gallie 
 
Production Design by
Jane Martin 
 
Production Management
Charles Salmon .... production supervisor
 
Art Department
Marlon Cole .... dressing propman
Richard Dalton .... standby props
 
Sound Department
Robert Miles .... production sound mixer
Matt Price .... boom operator
Ron Stewart .... boom operator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jim Crowther .... grip
Charlie Palmer .... focus puller
 
Other crew
Clifford De Spenser .... dialogue coach (as Clifford De Spencer)
Toby Hosking .... production runner
 

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101 min | Germany:137 min
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Joan Sims was originally cast in the part of Lettice Deveral but had to withdraw from the film when she fractured a rib after falling from a bicycle whilst rehearsing a scene. The part was recast with Rosalie Crutchley.See more »

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3 out of 9 people found the following review useful.
Book, 15 September 2002
Author: NCTAZ99 from North Carolina, America

I too love this movie. But after reading the book I see how this movie could have been so much better. If you can get the book and read it. It is excellent. You get more background of the characters. The book is written by Joanna Trollope. She is an English writer.

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