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A Room with a View (2007)Director:Nicholas Renton |
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| Laurence Fox | ... | ||
| Rafe Spall | ... | ||
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| Mark Williams | ... | ||
| Timothy Spall | ... | ||
| Sinéad Cusack | ... | ||
| Elizabeth McGovern | ... | ||
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Freddy Honeychurch
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Christine Kavanagh | ... | |
| Yari Gugliucci | ... |
Paolo
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Paolo Malco | ... |
Fabio
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Gilda Gradi | ... | |
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1920s | year 1922 | male frontal nudity | cousin cousin relationship | holiday |Genres:
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13 April 2008 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Et rom med utsikt See more »Company Credits
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("Moonlight sonata")
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven (uncredited)
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Timothy Spall and Rafe Spall, who play Mr. Emerson and his son George Emerson, are in real life father and son. See more »Soundtracks
"Piano Sonata No. 14, Presto agitato"("Moonlight sonata")
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven (uncredited)
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I remember fondly the 85' version and thought worthwhile to see what could be done again with it. Alas I'm not much of a reader and so never read the book. As usual when I come here I enjoy and learn much out of other's comments. Doing so I found interesting to see a variety of comments about it sometimes contradictory but here quite united in the displeasure of the ending! I watched it on our Sydney now only commercial free channel and must admit I was generally pleased with the performance of the leading characters. Yes Maggie Smith was very much missing. Otherwise I was not too disturbed by few changes. Lucy worked well for me. As for the ending I thought it was a little bizarre and unexpected but I like to give credit for the producer for making their own choices even if sometimes I disagree with them. I understand though that there should be some kind of respect for the original work. Well I had a good time with it and don't regret the time it took to watch it as some suggested we should. Perhaps it's not always a good idea to impose on others one's feelings. But at the end of it there are just written words, not orders!