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Lynn Collins | Portia | |
Joseph Fiennes | Bassanio | |
Jeremy Irons | Antonio | |
Al Pacino | Shylock | |
Charlie Cox | Lorenzo | |
Mackenzie Crook | Launcelot Gobbo | |
Heather Goldenhersh | Nerissa | |
Kris Marshall | Gratiano | |
Zuleikha Robinson | Jessica | |
John Sessions | Salerio | |
Ron Cook | Old Gobbo | |
Allan Corduner | Tubal | |
Anton Rodgers | The Duke | |
David Harewood | Prince of Morocco | |
Gregor Fisher | Solanio |
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Producer | Cary Brokaw
Michael Lionello Cowan Michael Cowan |
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Writer | Michael Radford
William Shakespeare |
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Cinematography | Benoît Delhomme
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Musician | Jocelyn Pook
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Antonio (Jeremy Irons), a successful but cash-poor merchant, approaches Shylock (Al Pacino), a wealthy moneylender, for a loan to help his young friend Bassanio (Joseph Fiennes, Shakespeare in Love) woo the fair Portia (Lynn Collins, 13 Going On 30). Despite being longtime enemies, Shylock grants the request, but demands one pound of Antonio's flesh if the debt is not repaid on time. When Antonio defaults on the loan, Shylock seeks what is legally owed to him but soon learns that those whom evil is done, do evil in return. |
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