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The Libertine (2004) - film review

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The Libertine is a British film first released in 2004, directed by Laurence Dunmore.  The film stars Johnny Depp, Paul Ritter, John Malkovich, Stanley Townsend and Francesca Annis.  Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Credits
  • Director: Laurence Dunmore
  • Script: Stephen Jeffreys
  • Photo: Alexander Melman
  • Music: Michael Nyman
  • Cast: Johnny Depp (Rochester), Paul Ritter (Chiffinch), John Malkovich (Charles II), Stanley Townsend (Keown), Francesca Annis (Countess), Rosamund Pike (Elizabeth Malet), Tom Hollander (Etherege), Johnny Vegas (Sackville), Richard Coyle (Alcock), Tom Burke (Vaughan), Hugh Sachs (Ratcliffe), Rupert Friend (Downs), Kelly Reilly (Jane), Jack Davenport (Harris), Trudi Jackson (Rose), Samantha Morton (Elizabeth Barry), Clare Higgins (Molly Luscombe), Freddie Jones (Betterton), Robert Wilfort (Huysmans), Jake Curran (Sackville’s Servant), Paul Chahidi (Barrillon), Kevin Doyle (Constable), Morgan Walters (Trooper), Niall Buggy (Chaplain), Peter Howell (Bishop), T.P. McKenna (Black Rod), Maimie McCoy (Acting Troop), Richard Wills-Cotton (Acting Troup), Penny Layden (Acting Troop), Olivia Higginbottom (Acting Troop), Amy Darcy (Acting Troop), Cara Horgan (Acting Troop), Graham Hughes (Acting Troop), Liam McKenna (Acting Troop), Habib Nasib Nader (Acting Troop), Laurence Spellman (Acting Troop), Robert Sterne (Acting Troop), Katie Beale (Dancer), Anna Serena Bindra (Dancer), Fleur Davidson (Dancer), Natascha Falter (Dancer), Hannah Gould (Dancer), Julia Hickman (Dancer), Alice Hutcheson (Dancer), Harriette Quarrie (Dancer), Susie Gossling Valerio (Dancer), Louisa Bawden (Orange Seller), Sacha Bennett (King Charles II’s Servant), Shane MacGowan (17th Century Bard)
  • Country: UK
  • Language: English
  • Runtime: 114 min




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