Gypsy Woman (2001)Director:Sheree FolksonWriter:Steven Knight |
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Gypsy Woman (2001)Director:Sheree FolksonWriter:Steven Knight |
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| Jack Davenport | ... |
Leon
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Jack Warren | ... |
Gypsy Boy
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| Neve McIntosh | ... |
Natalie
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| Julian Wadham | ... |
Stanley
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Forbes Masson | ... |
The Coroner
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| Terry Bird | ... |
Callaghan
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Gary
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| Corin Redgrave | ... |
Devine
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Lalage Lumley | ... |
Tania
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Scott Sayer | ... | |
| Nick Brimble | ... |
Manni
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Ricky Clark | ... |
Thomas
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Hazel Monaghan | ... |
Sarah
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Sion Probert | ... |
Farmer
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Rhodri Hugh | ... |
Policeman #1
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The leading actors (Jack Davenport, whose next picture was "Pirates of the Caribbean") and Neve McIntosh are very good as the "Opposites Attract" couple. Although the plot is formulaic, the charm of the leads make it a very pleasant romantic comedy. She is a Gypsy with a young daughter, he is a snobbish Englishman with a young daughter. They met in a very improbable way, and you can fill in the rest. But even if the formula is adhered to, the beauty of the English (Scottish?) countryside, and the obvious chemistry between the leads lift this charming little picture above the formulas and into its own territory. Highly recommended to the fans of this genre.