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| Weinstein Company (2006) | |||||
| Biography, Drama | |||||
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| Ewan McGregor | Norman Warne | |
| Renee Zellweger | ||
| Emily Watson | Millie Warne | |
| Bill Paterson | Rupert Potter | |
| Renée Zellweger | Beatrix Potter | |
| Barbara Flynn | Helen Potter | |
| Matyelok Gibbs | Miss Wiggin | |
| Lloyd Owen | William Heelis | |
| Anton Lesser | Harold Warne | |
| David Bamber | Fruing Warne | |
| Patricia Kerrigan | Fiona | |
| Lucy Boynton | Beatrix | |
| Jane How | Lady Armitage | |
| Justin McDonald | Young William Heelis | |
| Richard Mulholland | Ashton Clifford |
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| Producer | David Kirschner
Mike Medavoy Steve Christian |
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| Writer | Richard Maltby
Richard Maltby Jr. |
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Oscar winner Renee Zellweger (Chicago), Ewan McGregor (Moulin Rouge), and Oscar nominee Emily Watson (Gosford Park) star in this "romantic, fantastical love story that warms your heart and lifts your soul." (Jeff K. Howard, KCLV-TV, City Channel-Las Vegas). Based on the life of Beatrix Potter, author of the beloved children's classic "The Tale of Peter Rabbit," Miss Potter is about an extraordinary but sheltered writer (Zellweger) whose passionate romance with her publisher (McGregor) would change her life forever. Imaginatively conceived by the Oscar-nominated director of Babe and "reminiscent of Finding Neverland" (USA Today), Miss Potter is "a deeply romantic delight" (Dan Jewel, Life & Style). |
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