The Golden Bowl (2000)

Dir: James Ivory Drama / Romance stars 3

Overview

The Golden Bowl is an American-French-British romantic film drama first released in 2000, directed by James Ivory. The film stars Kate Beckinsale, James Fox, Anjelica Huston, Nick Nolte and Jeremy Northam. It has also been released under the title: Coupe d’or, La. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits

Director: James Ivory
Script: Henry James, Ruth Prawer Jhabvala
Photo: Tony Pierce-Roberts
Music: Richard Robbins
Cast: Kate Beckinsale (Maggie Verver), James Fox (Colonel Bob Assingham), Anjelica Huston (Fanny Assingham), Nick Nolte (Adam Verver), Jeremy Northam (Prince Amerigo), Madeleine Potter (Lady Castledean), Uma Thurman (Charlotte Stant), Nicholas Day (Lord Castledean), Peter Eyre (A.R. Jarvis, Shopkeeper), Nickolas Grace (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), Mattia Sbragia (The Duke), Billy Monger (Principino), Pauline Rayner (Nursemaid), Susan Gutfreund (Vivacious Guest), Arturo Venegas (Italian Ambassador), Raymond Green (Photographer), Anthony Bevan (Butler), Neville Phillips (Man Talking to Castledean), Paul Bradley (Executioner), Lucy Freeman (Lucy Moncreif), Philip Tabor (William Davenport), Catherine Aldrich (Guest at Fawns), Isabel de Pelet (Guest at Fawns), Richard MacRory (Guest at Fawns), Caroline Burnaby-Atkins (Guest at Fawns), Piers Gielgud (The Ballet: Pasha), Antonia Franceschi (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), Shireen Kadivar (Mina)
Country: USA / France / UK
Language: English
Runtime: 130 min
Aka: Coupe d’or, La

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