Credited cast: | |||
Graham McTavish | ... | Bully | |
Alice Eve | ... | Charlotte Lockton | |
Jack Davenport | ... | Joshua McCullen | |
Richard O'Brien | ... | Mr. Russell | |
Cohen Holloway | ... | Hunter | |
Stan Walker | ... | Matai | |
Lukas Hinch | ... | David Lockton | |
Gillian MacGregor | ... | Heather | |
Glen Levy | ... | Bandit | |
Mikaela Rüegg | ... | Flamenco | |
Stig Eldred | ... | Klaus | |
Emily Corcoran | ... | Honey | |
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Grayson Hunt Urwin | ... | Young Maori Wife |
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William DuFresne | ... | Mr. Russell's Helper (as William Petty) |
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Susannah Kenton | ... | Mrs. Jones |
Charlotte Lockton, a wealthy, upper class, English immigrant, chooses to forgo all of her home luxuries to find her kidnapped baby son. She navigates her way through the unruly and wild world of the gold rush in 1860's New Zealand, finding unlikely friendship amongst the hustlers, whores, Maori Warriors and Chinese Miners. But in the end, she must face the man who took the boy - and become the woman she never thought she'd be. Written by Anonymous
I do understand why other reviewers haven't enjoyed this movie as much as I did. I needed to know what happened and wished the ending had included more of what happened next. I thoroughly enjoyed the the beautiful scenery, wonderful costumes and general plot but felt a stronger script would have improved the story line. A lot of unutilised potential here.