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Cast
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Trent
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| Ralph Fiennes | ... |
Stephen Tulloch
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Edward Aylesbury
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| Rhys Ifans | ... |
Colin
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| Damian Lewis | ... |
Marcus Aylesbury
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| Kristin Scott Thomas | ... |
Iona Aylesbury
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| Harriet Walter | ... |
Penelope Aylesbury
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| Anthony Higgins | ... |
Geoffrey Wharton
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| Archie Panjabi | ... |
Sarita
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| Michelle Gomez | ... |
Bushey
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| Clem Tibber | ... |
Orlando Aylesbury
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Sasha Hailey | ... |
Eve
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Derek
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Hendrix
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Every family has its secrets and tries to hold them hidden within domestic walls. However, those of the family of Marcus Aylesbury are in order to become public because of the family's long date friend Trent, a journalist faithful to his ideals who, put under pressure by his editor, is looking for a "sexy-scoop"... Written by johnnyber
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10 May 2006 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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$10,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Iona Aylesbury: Well, I'm seeing a woman with a mustache about my parenting flaws and my residual bulimia. And I'm doing autogenic self-hypnosis to try to keep the low self esteem at bay. I'm getting back to work and - But anyway, it's just really exciting for me at the moment because I am beginning to find the real me.
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Stephen Tulloch: So, how are you Gorgeous?Iona Aylesbury: Well, I'm seeing a woman with a mustache about my parenting flaws and my residual bulimia. And I'm doing autogenic self-hypnosis to try to keep the low self esteem at bay. I'm getting back to work and - But anyway, it's just really exciting for me at the moment because I am beginning to find the real me.
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It is a shame that critics have buried alive this wonderful film when at the same time they praise so many repetitive, stereotypical productions. It is a brave, innovative movie with great acting, intelligent, witty plot set in a contemporary setting and fabulous stylish photography. It features controversial themes of today (juvenile crime, alienation, corruption) and realistic, multi-dimensional characters that evolve and grow as the film progresses. Moreover, despite its multiple thread storyline, the plot has an Aristotelian nearly perfect structure that so many contemporary films lack. It is puzzling that it took so long for this film to be released (and it is a very limited release), and even more puzzling that it has been welcomed with such animosity by the professional film critics. It just shows that one cannot trust them when choosing which film to go and see.