June Bennett goes to Yorkshire to marry one of the richest men in Britain. Despite being twice her age, she knows what she is doing.
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| Emily Bergl | ... | June Bennett | |
| Jonathan Hansler | ... | Geoffrey Howden | |
| Suzanne Kendall | ... | Briley Howden Watts | |
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Felix Pring | ... | Major Price |
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Darren Sean Enright | ... | Stanley Claxton |
| Jon-Paul Gates | ... | Thorpe | |
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Nicola McAdam | ... | Shelley Fenton |
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Robert Blackwood | ... | Robert Bennett |
| Paul Cassidy | ... | Brandon Yates | |
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Beatrice Curnew | ... | Caroline Carew |
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Amy Dawson | ... | Beatrice Carew |
| Howard Corlett | ... | Herbert Carew | |
| Chris Bearne | ... | Gordon Bennent | |
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Sharon Craig | ... | Rosamund Bubwith |
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Peter Brad-Leigh | ... | Vicar |
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June Bennett goes to Yorkshire to marry one of the richest men in Britain. Despite being twice her age, she knows what she is doing.
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EnglishRelease Date:
6 December 2013 (Monaco) See more »Filming Locations:
York, North Yorkshire, England, UKCompany Credits
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Emily Bergl has come a long way from Carrie 2. In I KNOW WHAT I'M DOING she still has her mischievous smile but she's now a grander lady, with grand notions of what she wants. She turns in a superb performance as June Bennett, the prissy American marrying a man twice her age in exchange for a life of convenience and comfort. However, she doesn't want a meal- ticket, she is still capable of doing a hard day's work, and she is no push over. To the English she is bossy and difficult, but in contrast, she manages to make the English appear stuffy and rigid. It is a good conflict that propels the movie along its quaint path. The support cast are all lovable, but it is Miss Bergl who steals the show with her splendid detachment that outdoes the English in arrogance. Very entertaining.