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The Golden Bowl ()


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A man marries an heiress for her money even though he is actually in love with her friend.

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Maggie Verver
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Colonel Bob Assingham
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Fanny Assingham
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Adam Verver
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Prince Amerigo
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Lady Castledean
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Charlotte Stant
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Lord Castledean
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A.R. Jarvis, Shopkeeper
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Lecturer
Robin Hart ...
Mr. Blint
Daniel Byam Shaw ...
Principino at Five Years
Francesco Giuffrida ...
Duke's Younger Son
Marta Paola Richeldi ...
The Duchess
Rossano Rubicondi ...
Duke's Older Son
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The Duke
Billy Monger ...
Principino
Pauline Rayner ...
Nursemaid
Susan Gutfreund ...
Vivacious Guest
Arturo Venegas ...
Italian Ambassador
Raymond Green ...
Photographer
Anthony Bevan ...
Butler
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Man Talking to Castledean
Paul Bradley ...
Executioner
Lucy Freeman ...
Lucy Moncreif
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William Davenport (as Phillip Tabor)
Catherine Aldrich ...
Guest at Fawns
Isabel de Pelet ...
Guest at Fawns (as Isabel De Pelet)
Richard MacRory ...
Guest at Fawns (as Richard Macrory)
Caroline Burnaby-Atkins ...
Guest at Fawns
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The Ballet: Pasha
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The Ballet: First Queen
Philip Willingham ...
The Ballet: Slave
William Dignon ...
The Ballet: Little Prince
Ray Souza ...
Dancer
Simon Humphrey ...
Dancer
Leanne Codrington ...
Dancer
Michela Meazza ...
Dancer
Amy Bailey ...
Dancer
Stephen Hughes ...
Dancer
Michaela Burgess ...
Dancer
Tippi Maravala ...
Dancer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Shireen Kadivar ...
Mina (uncredited)
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Antiquarian Shop Patron (uncredited)

Directed by

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James Ivory

Written by

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Henry James ... (novel)
 
Ruth Prawer Jhabvala ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Paul Bradley ... executive producer
Richard Hawley ... executive producer
Ismail Merchant ... producer
Fabrizio Mosca ... associate producer: Italy

Music by

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Richard Robbins

Cinematography by

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Tony Pierce-Roberts ... director of photography

Editing by

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John David Allen

Editorial Department

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Jo Dale ... assistant editor
Giles Gardner ... first assistant editor
Jaquelin Pelzer ... second assistant editor (as Jaqueline Peltzer)
Perri Pivovar ... assistant editor
Sylvia Wheeler ... negative cutter
John Dowdell ... hd colorist (uncredited)

Casting By

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Celestia Fox

Production Design by

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Andrew Sanders

Art Direction by

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Lucy Richardson

Set Decoration by

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Anna Pinnock

Costume Design by

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John Bright

Makeup Department

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Carol Hemming ... hair designer
Amanda Knight ... makeup designer
Elizabeth Lewis ... hair coordinator / makeup coordinator
Trefor Proud ... makeup artist
Andrea Schaverien ... hair colorist
Zoe Tahir ... hair stylist
Stephen Hamilton ... assistant hair stylist (uncredited) / makeup artist (uncredited)
Claire Matthews ... makeup artist: dailies (uncredited)

Production Management

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Marcantonio Borghese ... production manager: Italy
Sarah Bradshaw ... production manager
Alexandre Déon ... production manager: Italy (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Filippo Fassetta ... second assistant director: Italy
Christopher Granier-Deferre ... first assistant director
Anya Gripari ... third assistant director
Emma Horton ... third assistant director
Adrian Toynton ... second assistant director
Paula Turnbull ... third assistant director
Fiona Spillard ... second assistant director (uncredited)
Sias Wilson ... assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Gill Ducker ... buyer
Joanna Foley ... assistant art director
Martin Foley ... draughtsman
Gary Fox ... dressing props
Mark Fruin ... stand-in props
Gianni Giovagnoni ... art director: Italy
Tony Graysmark ... construction manager
Roberto Magagnini ... property master: Italy
Mark McNeil ... stand-in props (as Mark Venn Mcneil)
Sebastiano Murer ... stand-in props: Italy
Mark Reynolds ... dressing props
Cynthia Sleiter ... set decorator: Italy (as Cinzia Sleiter)
Graham Stickley ... props storeroom
Anthony Szuch ... drapes
Steve Westley ... dressing props
Arthur Wicks ... property master
Ashley Winter ... art department assistant
Michael Guyett ... scenic painter (uncredited)
Frank Howe ... drapesman (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Philip Alton ... dialogue editor (as Phillip Alton)
Nigel Bennett ... sound recordist
Martin Cantwell ... foley editor
Alessandro Cattanio ... boom operator: Italy
Nina Hartstone ... dialogue editor
Peter Holt ... foley editor
Robert Ireland ... assistant sound editor
Dominic Lester ... re-recording mixer
Gilberto Martinelli ... sound mixer: Italy
Nigel Mills ... supervising sound editor
Robin O'Donoghue ... re-recording mixer
Amie Stephenson ... sound trainee
David Stephenson ... sound mixer
Richard Street ... re-recording mixer
Robin Whittaker ... assistant sound editor (as Robin Quinn)
Colin Wood ... boom operator
Greg Steele ... adr mixer (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Tiberio Angeloni ... special effects (uncredited)
Franco Galiano ... special effects coordinator: Italy (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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Alasdair MacCuish ... senior data operator: MPC
Susi Roper ... optical effects producer
Gavin Digby ... digital compositor (uncredited)
Gregory Salter ... digital compositor (uncredited)
David Smith ... optical cameraman (uncredited)
Jelena Stojanovic ... digital compositor (uncredited)

Stunts

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Lyndon S. Hellewell ... stunt performer (uncredited)
William Willoughby ... stunt performer (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Arnaud Borrel ... still photographer
Fred Brown ... best boy electric
Pete Cavaciuti ... steadicam operator (as Peter Cavaciuti)
Aldo Colanzi ... key grip: Italy
Colin Corby ... second camera operator
Tommy Finch ... gaffer
Claudio Frollano ... best boy electric: Italy
Sam Goldie ... camera trainee
Rawdon Hayne ... focus puller
Leo Holloway ... video assist operator
Malcolm Huse ... key grip
Erica Lennard ... still photographer
Fernando Massaccesi ... gaffer: Italy (as Nando Massaccesi)
Spencer Murray ... clapper loader
Seth Rubin ... still photographer: Italy
Jonathan Taylor ... second assistant camera
Jack English ... still photographer (uncredited)
Mark Packman ... electrician (uncredited)
Marco Sticchi ... electrician (uncredited)
Michael White ... electrician (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Shaila Rubin ... casting: Italy
Chuck Douglas ... extras casting (uncredited)
Louis Elman ... adr voice casting (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Dan Grace ... wardrobe master
Laura May ... wardrobe mistress
Janet Tebrooke ... wardrobe supervisor
Sally Turner ... assistant costume designer

Location Management

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Charles Antelme ... assistant location manager
Joanna Burnaby-Atkins ... assistant location manager
Jonathan Hook ... location manager (as J.J. Hook)
Becky Jones ... assistant location manager
Christian McWilliams ... key location manager

Music Department

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Geoff Alexander ... music arranger: orchestral arrangements (as Geoffrey Alexander)
Simon Chamberlain ... musician: solo piano
Marcia Crayford ... orchestra leader
Phillip de Groote ... musician: solo cello (as Philip De Groote)
Sally Ann Ewins ... orchestra contractor
Harry Rabinowitz ... conductor
Phil Todd ... musician: solo saxophone
Kirsty Whalley ... score recordist / score mixing (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Giorgia Onofri ... script supervisor: Italy
Beverly Winston ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Cengiz Asiliskender ... driver
Hayati Asiliskender ... driver
Waseem Barlas ... driver
Mac MacLean ... transportation captain (as Mac Maclean)

Additional Crew

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Myleeta Aga ... publicist
Karole Armitage ... choreographer
Rahila Bootwala ... production accountant
Emma Chapman ... press: international
Rizwan Chowhan ... key floor runner
Jason Costelloe ... film assistant
Lara dall'Antonia ... production secretary: Italy
Gillean Dickie ... administrator: Merchant Ivory office, London
Anna Hall ... production coordinator
Linda Hartley ... stand-in
Ali Keshavji ... production runner
Sunil Kirparam ... accountant
Elizabeth Lewis ... researcher
James Linton ... stand-in
Matteo Marangoni ... assistant: James Ivory, Italy
Justin Miller ... assistant accountant
Mary P. Murphy ... administrator: Merchant Ivory office, New York (as Mary Murphy)
Aisling O'Brien-Hall ... assistant coordinator
Giorgia Onofri ... script supervisor: Italy
Penelope Perry ... production coordinator
Mark Richards ... assistant: Uma Thurman
Barbara Ruggeri ... production coordinator: Italy
Louise Savage ... stand-in
Marla Shelton ... assistant: James Ivory
Jill Streater ... copyist
Gwenn Stroman ... assistant: Anjelica Huston
Katherine Teakle ... unit nurse (as Katie Teakle)
Chris Terrio ... assistant: James Ivory (as Christopher Terrio)
Tim Tubbs ... assistant: Karole Armitage
Dmitri Vigneswaren ... production runner
Julia Wilson Dickson ... voice coach (as Julia Wilson Dixon)
Sam Connelly ... assistant: Ms. Thurman (uncredited)
Darren Harrison ... runner (uncredited)
Julia Hillsdon ... location assistant (uncredited)
Theo J. Hyman ... runner (uncredited)
Clare Le Vesconte ... makeup artist (uncredited)
Roger Phillips ... title designer (uncredited)

Thanks

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Michael Carr ... grateful thanks
Jon Culverhouse ... grateful thanks: Burghley House
Sarah Culverhouse ... grateful thanks: Burghley House
Caroline De Cabarrus ... grateful thanks
Lady Levene ... grateful thanks: Portsoken
Lord Levene ... grateful thanks: Portsoken
Fabrizio Massimo ... grateful thanks: Castello Massimo
Lord Tollemache ... grateful thanks: Helmingham Hall
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Plot Summary

Adam Verver, a US billionaire in London, dotes on daughter Maggie, an innocent abroad. An impecunious Italian, Prince Amerigo, marries her even though her best friend, Charlotte Stant, an alabaster beauty with brains, no money, and a practical and romantic nature, is his lover. She and Amerigo keep it secret from Maggie that they know each other, so Maggie interests her widowed father in Charlotte, who is happy with the match because she wants to be close to Amerigo. Charlotte desires him, the lovers risk discovery, Amerigo longs for Italy, Maggie wants to spare her father pain, and Adam wants to return to America to build a museum. Amidst lies and artifice, what fate awaits adulterers? Written by

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Also Known As
  • La coupe d'or (France)
  • Die goldene Schale (Germany)
  • La copa dorada (Spain)
  • La copa daurada (Spain, Catalan title)
  • Nuestros años dorados (Argentina)
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Runtime
  • 130 min
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Budget $15,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $90,170, 29 Apr 2001

Did You Know?

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Trivia According to costume designer John Bright, Cosprop provided lace and sequined dresses for the principal actresses: 28 outfits for Uma Thurman, 15 for Anjelica Huston and 20 for Kate Beckinsale. See more »
Goofs When the merchant delivers the golden bowl to Charlotte, he examines two pictures on the table behind the sofa. As he sets them down, the one on the right (seen from behind it) is placed so that it scrunches up the cloth runner. After Charlotte arrives, and he is explaining the coincidence of the subject couple asking about the bowl, the picture is seen again (from the front) and the cloth runner is smooth, as if recently ironed. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Driven/The Golden Bowl/61*/One Night at McCool's/The Luzhin Defence (2001). See more »
Soundtracks Moonstruck See more »
Crazy Credits grateful thanks to Lord Tollemache and family; Frances, Duchess of Rutland; The Duke of Northumberland See more »
Quotes Amerigo: What is it you want from me?
Maggie: I want a happiness without a hole in it! I want the bowl without the crack!
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