Summary
A man becomes haunted by his past and is presented with a mysterious legacy that causes him to re-think his current situation in life.
Cast
Jim Broadbent
Tony Webster
Charlotte Rampling
Veronica Ford
Harriet Walter
Margaret Webster
Michelle Dockery
Susie Webster
Matthew Goode
Mr. Joe Hunt
Emily Mortimer
Sarah Ford
James Wilby
David Ford
Edward Holcroft
Jack Ford
Billy Howle
Young Tony Webster
Freya Mavor
Young Veronica Ford
Joe Alwyn
Adrian Finn Sr.
Peter Wight
Colin Simpson
Hilton McRae
Alex Stuart
Jack Loxton
Young Colin Simpson
Timothy Innes
Young Alex Stuart
Andrew Buckley
Adrian Finn Jr.
Karina Fernandez
Eleanor Marriott
Charles Furness
Ben Ryder
Nick Mohammed
Danny
Guy Paul
Andrew
Evelyn Duah
Emma
Oliver Maltman
Victor
Kelly Price
Abigail
Mark Brent
Steve
Attila G. Kerekes
Pie & Mash Guest
Marcus Payne
Adrian's Flatmate
Leigh Dent
Hospital Receptionist
Marco Staines
6th Form Student
Charlotte Nichol
Shopper
Tashann Barnett
National Theatre Waitress
David Horovitch
Headmaster
Alexa Davies
Receptionist
Tamara Sharpe
Party Goer
Charlie Richards
Teacher
Lachlan Moyle
Senior Master / Court Clerk
Bron James
Student
Laraine Dix
Lady by Riverbank
Gintare Beinoraviciute
Guest
Gregor Babic
Security Guard
Owen Armstrong
Student
Harvey Waterman
Adrian Junior's Group
Nathan Babb
Adrian Junior's Group
Phillip Yeboah
Adrian Junior's Group
Imogen Roberts
Adrian Junior's Group
Graham Evans
Adrian Junior's Group
Joyia Fitch
NCT Couple
Beth Cleveley-Hutchinson
NCT Couple
Carol King
NCT Teacher
Dorothy Duffy
Bartender
Manjinder Virk
Medical Staff
Crew
Director
Ritesh Batra
Novel
Julian Barnes
Screenplay
Nick Payne
Reviews
Geronimo1967
April 6, 2024
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Told via twin timelines in the life of "Tony Webster"; this is quite a gentle introspective on the way we live our lives and of the relatively significant impact of some equally insignificant decisions we make as we go along. Billy Howle is the younger version who has a fling with "Veronica'. Fast forward forty-odd years and we find Jim Broadbent in the role - the owner of a small camera shop - who is left a diary in the will of the girl's mother. The ensuing story unravels what happened to their relationship back then, and we see something of how it may develop in the present (with Charlotte Rampling); and of how "Tony" has evolved via his failed marriage to Dame Harriet Walter and his relationship with his expectant daughter Michelle Dockery. There are a few good scenes with Matthew Goode as the teacher and Joe Alwyn also stands out as 'Adrian Finn". The adaptation of Julian Barnes' novel is, however, a wee bit stodgy - and the film relies very heavily on the charisma of Rampling, Broadbent and a good effort from Howle to make much impact. It is intelligently done, but told from a very one-sided perspective.
Media
Status:
Released
Original Language:
English
Budget:
$0.00
Revenue:
$5,081,495.00
