Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
William Atherton | ... | Lawrence Selden | |
Geraldine Chaplin | ... | Lily Bart | |
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Barbara Blossom | ... | Mme. Regine |
Lois Smith | ... | Bertha Dorset | |
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Timothy Crowe | ... | Lord Dacey |
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Barbara Damashek | ... | Nettie |
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Virginia Donaldson | ... | Alice Wetherall |
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Tim Donoghue | ... | Ned Silverton |
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Bree | ... | Old Man |
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Elaine Eldridge | ... | Mrs. Bart |
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Monique Fowler | ... | Evie Von Osburgh |
Elizabeth Franz | ... | Grace Stepney | |
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Peter Gerett | ... | Jack Stepney |
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Bradford Gottlin | ... | Percy Gryce |
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Judith Harkness | ... | Miss Corby |
This was a very memorable production, and although the 2000 movie was very good, and I did buy the DVD, there was really no need for a remake. However, the addition of the Grace character enriched the story.
Neither film departs from the original story very much so the difference is in the production and the acting. I thought Geraldine Chaplin was very good casting as Lily. I just wish the 1981 TV version was available on disk. The story is so insightful and classic that is resonates even a century later.