Credited cast: | |||
Diane Keaton | ... | Emily Walters | |
Lesley Manville | ... | Fiona | |
Brendan Gleeson | ... | Donald Horner | |
James Norton | ... | Philip | |
Jason Watkins | ... | James Smythe | |
Simon Callow | ... | Judge | |
Phil Davis | ... | Sid Fife | |
Hugh Skinner | ... | Erik | |
Adeel Akhtar | ... | Wiggin | |
Alistair Petrie | ... | Steve Crowley | |
Deborah Findlay | ... | Mary Neal | |
Rosalind Ayres | ... | Susan | |
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Will Smith | ... | Leon Rowlands |
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Brian Protheroe | ... | Rory |
Elizabeth Conboy | ... | Posh lady |
An American widowed woman left in debt by her unfaithfull husband finds a man living on the land of Hampstead. He lives in a broken down shack but happy with his life. One day she spots him being beaten up so calls the police and goes to see him, so after this she starts to fall for him and helps him from being evicted. Written by normannb-30959
This film tells the story of a wealthy American woman whose fortunes have turned after her husband's death. She befriends a man who lives wild no the heath next to her home, and together they fight for things they truly wanted in life.
The characters are very interesting in here for a change. The superficial friends in the neighbourhood are rather thought provoking, as they appear so perfect from the outside but they are way less than perfect on the inside. Indeed they seem to be selfish and have little compassion for each other. The final courtroom scene is unexpectedly touching, as the stranger makes a moving confession. It is an enjoyable, and certainly unconventional romantic film.