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Featuring:
Vanessa Redgrave, Natascha McElhone, Michael Kitchen
Written by:
Eileen Atkins
Virginia Woolf
Directed by:
Marleen Gorris
Release Date:
September 1, 1997
Original Title:
Mrs. Dalloway
Alternate Titles:
La signora Dalloway
Mme Dalloway
Mrs. Dalloway, de Virginia Woolf
Genres:
Drama | Romance
Production Companies:
Bergen Film
First Look International
Production Countries:
Netherlands | United Kingdom | United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
CA: 14A
Runtime: 97
Clarissa Dalloway looks back on her youth as she readies for a gathering at her house. The wife of a legislator and a doyenne of London's upper-crust party scene, Clarissa finds that the plight of ailing war veteran Septimus Warren Smith reminds her of a past romance with Peter Walsh. In flashbacks, young Clarissa explores her possibilities with Peter.
London, summer 1923. Clarissa (Vanessa Redgrave), Member of Parliament Richard Dalloway's (Sir John Standing's) wife, sets out on a beautiful morning; she's shopping for flowers for her party that evening. At the same time Septimus Warren Smith (Rupert Graves), a young man who survived the battlefields of Europe, is suffering from a nightmarish delayed on-set form of shell shock. Clarissa's nearly-grown daughter is distant, and preoccupied. In the course of one day, Peter (Michael Kitchen), Clarissa's passionate old suitor, returns from India and is invited to her party, Septimus commits suicide, Clarissa relives a day in her youth (and her reasons for her choice of a life with the reliable Richard Dalloway).
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Rotten Tomatoes | 71% |
Awards Won: | 2 wins & 1 nomination |
ADR Editor:
Nick Meijer
Accounting Clerk Assistant:
Duncan Rodger
Art Department Assistant:
Sara Partis
Art Direction:
Alison Wratten
Nik Callan
Assistant Costume Designer:
Michael Price
Assistant Director:
Richard Whelan
Assistant Editor:
Jonathan Sales
Mark Lane
Gerrit Netten
Assistant Location Manager:
Jilly Greenham
Assistant Sound Editor:
Wiebe van der Vliet
Associate Producer:
Paul Frift
Boom Operator:
John Pitt
Shaun Mills
Camera Operator:
Ian Foster
Camera Trainee:
Shaun Cobley
Casting:
Celestia Fox
Choreographer:
Sue Lefton
Clapper Loader:
Joe Wright
Co-Producer:
Hans de Weers
Conductor:
Dick Bakker
Construction Manager:
Iain Hill
Costume Assistant:
Alyson Smith
Jill Avery
Costume Design:
Judy Pepperdine
Costume Supervisor:
Adrian Simmons
Costumer:
Jane McDonagh
Christopher Prins
Director:
Marleen Gorris
Director of Photography:
Sue Gibson
Dressing Prop:
Jim Parker
Editor:
Michiel Reichwein
Electrician:
Gary Colkett
Ronnie Savory
Steve Pattenden
Executive Producer:
Christopher Ball
Bill Shepherd
Simon Curtis
William Tyrer
Extras Casting:
Ray Knight
First Assistant Director:
Susie Liggat
Floor Runner:
Kate Jones
Focus Puller:
Steve Burgess
Foley Artist:
Marie-Jeanne Wyckmans
Foley Mixer:
Herman Pieëte
Gaffer:
Paul Borg
Hair Supervisor:
Maggie Webb
Hairstylist:
Jane Body
Key Grip:
Richard Broome
Location Manager:
Susan Mather
Jeanne Ferber
Stephen Lawrence
Makeup Artist:
Elizabeth Moss
Tricia Cameron
Maureen McGill
Christine Greenwood
Makeup Supervisor:
Maggie Webb
Music Supervisor:
Hugh den Ouden
Novel:
Virginia Woolf
Original Music Composer:
Ilona Sekacz
Post Production Assistant:
Nienke de Wit
Post Production Coordinator:
Bert Nijdam
Producer:
Stephen Bayly
Lisa Katselas
Producer's Assistant:
Sue Matthews
Production Accountant:
Tony Coroon
Production Coordinator:
Danielle Brandon
Production Design:
David Richens
Production Executive:
Maria Slough
Production Runner:
Nigel Marchant
Production Sound Mixer:
Peter Glossop
Property Buyer:
Colin Harris
Property Master:
Freddie Harrison
Scenic Artist:
James Fennessy
Screenplay:
Eileen Atkins
Script Consultant:
Anthony Davies
Script Supervisor:
Paola Minazzato
Danuta Skarszewska
Second Assistant Director:
Emma Pounds
Sara Desmond
Set Decoration:
Jeanne Vertigan
Carlotta Barrow
Sound Editor:
Marc Nolens
Sound Mixer:
Brian Simmons
Standby Art Director:
Linda Ward
Steadicam Operator:
Alf Tramontin
Still Photographer:
Roberta Parkin
Stunts:
Andreas Petrides
Thanks:
James Ivory
Tony Pierce-Roberts
Simon Perry
Maria Uitdehaag
Ismail Merchant
Robin Sales
Third Assistant Director:
Emma Griffiths
Unit Publicist:
Pete Daly
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