Judi Dench

Billy Connolly

Geoffrey Palmer

Antony Sher

Gerard Butler

Richard Pasco

David Westhead

Georgie Glen

Sara Stewart

Finty Williams

Oliver Ford Davies

Delia Lindsay

Bridget McConnell

Claire Nicolson

Hattie Ladbury

Oliver Kent

Alex Menzies

Simon McKerrell

Jimmy Chisholm

Elaine Collins

Jason Morell

Cherith Mellor

James Vaughan

Brendan O'Hea

Catherine O'Donnell

Rupert Farley

Rebecca Charles

George Hall

Robin Marchal

Theo Fraser Steele

John Madden

Jeremy Brock

Charlotte Dirickx

Lisa Westcott

Alastair Rae

Ros Ward

Beverley Binda

Deborah Saban

Raymond Perry

Nick Ingman

Stephen Warbeck

Lee Clayton

Robin Sales

Claire Tovey

Richard Greatrex

Hilary Benson

Sarah Morton

Tony Harding

Penny Madden

Sarah Curtis

Veronica McAleer

Tony Haslam

Mark Tillie

Roland Caine

Martin Childs

John Downer

Jonathan Sales

Kim Armitage

Michelle Guish

Deirdre Clancy

Paul Bradburn

Douglas Rae

Rebecca Eaton

Andrea Calderwood

Nigel Warren-Green

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Mrs Brown

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There have been goodness knows how many theories about the relationship between Queen Victoria and her highland ghillie John Brown, brought from Her Majesty's estate at Balmoral to try to prize her from her routine of melancholy following the death of Prince Albert. In this version, John Madden cleverly decides to emphasise the characterisations of the Queen and of her Highland servant, rather than to try and create something that historians can argue over... Of course it's all speculative, but both Judi Dench and Billy Connolly excel here at building an honest, and ultimately loving friendship that is plausible - especially for the widow surrounded otherwise by an almost acolytic suite of staff. Geoffrey Palmer is also on good form as her Private Secretary (Sir Henry Ponsonby) trying to walk the line between protocol and productivity; and to deal with the resentment across the family and other staff caused by Brown's relationship with his Sovereign as the film progresses. Antony Sher also stands out as the politically savvy Disraeli, David Westhead as the seriously un-amused Prince of Wales and there is an early outing for Gerard Butler as John's brother "Archie". As you'd expect, the technical and creative aspects of the production lend their best efforts to make this a very craftful piece of cinema.

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