Winter Solstice (TV 2003)Director:Martyn Friend |
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Title: Winter Solstice (TV 2003)
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Oscar Blundell
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| Geraldine Chaplin | ... |
Gloria Blundell
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Elfrida Phibbs
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Emma Streets | ... |
Francesca 'Fran' Blundell
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Sophie Schütt | ... |
Carrie Marchmont
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| Ralf Bauer | ... |
Andreas Mendel
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| Peter Ustinov | ... |
Hughie McLellan
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| Jason Durr | ... |
Sam Howard
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| Anna Maguire | ... |
Lucy Marchmont
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| Marsha Fitzalan | ... |
Didi Marchmont
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John Bird | ... |
Barry
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| Maureen Lipman | ... |
Marcia
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| Gregory Finnegan | ... |
Giles
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Alastair Bruce | ... |
Rory Kennedy
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 December 2003 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
Rosamunde Pilcher - Wintersonne See more »Company Credits
Production Co:
Clasart Film + TV Produktions GmbH, Own Two Feet Productions, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF) See more »
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Rory Kennedy: Because you are one.
Lucy Marchmont: Oh, c'mon Rory.
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Peter Ustinov's final role (at 81-82!) before his 2004 death at 82 (4/16/1921 - 3/28/2004). See more »Quotes
Lucy Marchmont: Why will they always treat me like a child?Rory Kennedy: Because you are one.
Lucy Marchmont: Oh, c'mon Rory.
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Without having read the book, I just watched Winter Solstice, the movie. I can't help but saying that I found it to be a wonderful, touching and heartwarming movie, with a number of excellent actors and actresses of whom I had never heard before.
The character of Lucy Marchmont, played extraordinarily by young actress Anna Maguire, got to the bottom of my heart. She draws the character of a young teenager troubled by the fact that she does not have an apparent place in life and that she is constantly dumped one way or another by the people she loves, until the moment when only through the innocence of her young age, she manages to get straight to the heart of a mature Oscar Blundell, suffering for the loss of his own young daughter Francesca.
A great movie. Glad I watched it.