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The Invisible Woman (2013) - film poster, directed by Ralph Fiennes

The Invisible Woman

2013
1h 51min United Kingdom Feature
Directed by
Ralph Fiennes
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Synopsis

In 1857, at the height of his fame and fortune, novelist and social critic Charles Dickens meets and falls in love with teenage stage actress Nelly Ternan. As she becomes the focus of his heart and mind, as well as his muse, painful secrecy is the price both must pay.

Key facts

Cast Ralph Fiennes, Felicity Jones, Joanna Scanlan, Kristin Scott Thomas, Tom Hollander, Michelle Fairley, John Kavanagh, Amanda Hale
Original language English
First release December 25, 2013 (Australia)
Production companies BBC Film
Setting England
Filming locations London, Hertfordshire

Crew

Screenplay Abi Morgan
Producer Carolyn Marks Blackwood, Christian Baute, Gabrielle Tana, Stewart Mackinnon
Cinematography Rob Hardy
Editing Nicolas Gaster
Music Ilan Eshkeri

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Releases & classifications
Theatrical Australia December 25, 2013
Theatrical Sweden December 25, 2013
Theatrical United States December 25, 2013
Theatrical Canada January 17, 2014
Theatrical United Kingdom February 7, 2014
Theatrical Ireland February 21, 2014
Theatrical Greece March 13, 2014
Theatrical Netherlands March 27, 2014
Theatrical Germany April 24, 2014
Theatrical Denmark October 9, 2014
Classification Germany 0
Classification United Kingdom 12
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Original version (English)
Home video Greece September 4, 2014
Full credits
Director Ralph Fiennes
Cast Ralph Fiennes (Charles Dickens), Felicity Jones (Nelly Ternan), Joanna Scanlan (Catherine Dickens), Kristin Scott Thomas (Catherine Ternan), Tom Hollander (Wilkie Collins), Michelle Fairley (Caroline Graves), John Kavanagh (Reverend Benham), Amanda Hale (Fanny Ternan), Perdita Weeks (Maria Ternan), Tom Burke (George Wharton), Richard McCabe (Mark Lemon), David Collings (Governor), James Michael Rankin (Evening Man), Charlotte Hope (Prostitute), Michael Marcus (Charley Dickens), Laurence Spellman (Porter / Train Porter), Jonathan Harden (Mr. Arnott), Christos Lawton (Mr. Evans), Claire Daly (Mrs. Lambourne), Mark Dexter (Mr. Augustus Egg), Gwendolen Chatfield (Marney Dickens), Joseph Paxton (Mr. Pigott), Sophie Russell (Miss Ellen Sabine), Charissa Shearer (Katey Dickens), Jeremy Assouly (Francis Dickens), Declan Walker (Alfred Dickens), John Joe Bitcliffe (Sydney Dickens), Harry Harmon (Henry Dickens), Joseph Harmon (Edward 'Plorn' Dickens), Daphne Neville (Victorian Lady), Jonathan Jaynes (Racegoer), Michael Hadley (Sir Peter), Geoffrey Freshwater (Sir Oliver / Mr. Buckstone), Tahirah Sharif (Ternan Maid), Ophelia Standen (Harriet Graves), James Traherne (Policeman), Daniel André Pageon (Elderly Frenchman), Odile Gash (Elderly Frenchwoman), Philippe Smolikowski (French Doctor), Assiba Abes (French Midwife), Grahame Fox (Station Guard), Steve Morphew (Ticket Collector), Sally Leonard (Young Lady), Tallulah Harlech (Young Lady), Ethan Andrews (Jean Marie), Sebastian Coates (Jean Baptiste), Harry Crichton-Miller (Jean Paul), Jack Curtin (Obenreizer), Jacob Greenhouse (Landlord), Ethan Radus (Vendale), Tom Attwood (Mr. Lambourne)
Screenplay Abi Morgan
Producer Carolyn Marks Blackwood, Christian Baute, Gabrielle Tana, Stewart Mackinnon
Executive producer Stefano Ferrari
Cinematography Rob Hardy
Editing Nicolas Gaster
Music Ilan Eshkeri
Production design Maria Djurkovic
Visual effects Paul Norris
Costumes Michael O'Connor
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q7742499
IMDb tt1700845
TMDB 111473
CQ 103560

Additional data: TMDB.

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