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Naomi Watts | Kitty Fane | |
Edward Norton | Walter Fane | |
Diana Rigg | Mother Superior | |
Liev Schreiber | Charlie Townsend | |
Toby Jones | Waddington | |
Juliet Howland | Dorothy Townsend | |
Anthony Wong Chau-Sang | Colonel Yu | |
Maggie Steed | Mrs. Garstin | |
Lorraine Laurence | Sister Maryse | |
Johnny Lee | Angry Chinese Man | |
Catherine An | Hostess | |
Bin Li | Te-Ming | |
Bin Wu | Student 1 | |
Alan David | Mr. Garstin | |
Marie-Laure Descoureaux | Sister St. Joseph | |
Sally Hawkins | Mary |
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Producer | Naomi Watts
Edward Norton Antonia Barnard Sara Colleton John Curran Mark Gordon |
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Writer | Ron Nyswaner
W. Somerset Maugham |
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Sometimes the greatest journey is the distance between two people. Once love is lost, can it - should it - ever be reclaimed? That's the question that tortures Dr. Walter Fane (Edward Norton) about his beautiful and faithless wife Kitty (Naomi Watts). So he takes her away from the soirees, flirtations and ardent intrigues of colonial-era Shanghai to a cholera-ravaged village deep in China. It is to be her punishment. But it may be redemption for them both. Based on W. Somerset Maugham's novel and filmed in China, The Painted Veil is a moving portrait of the volcanic emotions that can erupt between a man and a woman, set against the drama of a nation in turmoil. Immerse yourself in this superb film's power and "let it sweep you away" (Peter Travers, Rolling Stone). |
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