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Title: St Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold (2009)
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Cast
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| Rupert Everett | ... | ||
| Colin Firth | ... | ||
| David Tennant | ... | ||
| Talulah Riley | ... | ||
| Jodie Whittaker | ... | ||
| Juno Temple | ... | ||
| Tamsin Egerton | ... | ||
| Toby Jones | ... |
Bursar
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| Sarah Harding | ... |
Roxy
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| Zawe Ashton | ... |
Bianca
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Montserrat Lombard | ... |
Zoe
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| Ella Smith | ... |
Lucy
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| Celia Imrie | ... | ||
| Clara Paget | ... |
Bella
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| Gabriella Wilde | ... |
Saffy
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Storyline
After wealthy philanthropist Piers Pomfrey has expressed an unusual interest in a ring found by her niece Annabelle Miss Fritton explains that she is descended from a pirate who,in 1598,stole treasure from another pirate,Pomfrey's ancestor. The location of the treasure is to be found when the ring and its double are put together. Felonious ex-pupil Kelly and Miss Fritton's former lover Geoffrey are brought in to help the school steal the second ring from the evil Pomfrey's misogynistic secret society,leading to a showdown at the Globe Theatre and an amazing revelation as to the identity of pirate captain Fritton,as well as that of William Shakespeare. Written by don @ minifie-1
Parents Guide:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
18 December 2009 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
St Trinian's II See more »Box Office
Budget:
$11,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
£1,586,832 (UK) (18 December 2009)Gross:
£6,942,986 (UK) (29 January 2010)Company Credits
Technical Specs
Runtime:
Color:
ColorAspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1Did You Know?
Trivia
The treasure seen in the trailer consists of "gold" coins. These are actually Bulgarian currency coins of 1 and 2 stotinki (cents) made of brass-plated steel, not gold. See more »Goofs
When the girls are at the school looking for the ring, the headmaster goes into his office and the painting on the wall is in perfect condition while all the girls rush out of the office secretly. Then, when they are in the van heading back to St. Trinian's, it shows that they ripped the painting to get the ring. See more »Quotes
Zoe: There's no reason to be scared of death. 'Cause death is, you know, like life, but all of the crap gets taken out. Like poverty and fascism and Miley Cyrus.See more »
Soundtracks
"Panis Angelicus"(César Franck)
Performed by The Boys of Guildford Cathedral Choir
Conducted by David Davies
Arranged by Katherin Dienes
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Lots of things impressed me about this film. The incredibly imaginative plot takes the action into several widely varied settings, all of which I thought were painstakingly realised. The girls are a wonderfully diverse bunch and I liked the way in which, in spite of their differences, they make getting along with each other more important than their rivalries. The humour is plentiful and is nice and evenly spread over the entire film. For me the girls' comments amongst themselves provided some of the funniest moments, but there is also plenty of witty absurdity present throughout the suspenseful plot. Good use is also occasionally made of the background music (some of which I thought bore more than a passing resemblance to what I've heard in other films). In truth, I was never all that keen on early British comedies. However, I'm glad I didn't let that put me off seeing this as I thoroughly enjoyed it from start to finish!