I Capture The Castle
Synopsis
I Capture The Castle is a classically romantic tale of a young girl's emotional journey into adulthood, as she discovers the secrets of her own feelings and sexuality. Along the way she must encounter the trials and tribulations that life throws at her - many of which are hilarious, some of which may prompt a tear. Set against the stunning backdrop of awe-inspiring castles, dramatic landscapes and glamorous 1930's London; this is a film that will charm and delight.
Based on the novel by the best selling author Dodie Smith (One Hundred And One Dalmations). Produced by the Oscar* winning David Parfitt, (Gangs Of New York, Shakespeare In Love*, Wings Of The Dove, The Madness Of King George, Much Ado About Nothing) Directed By Tim Fywell (The Woman In White, North Square, Madam Bovary) with acclaimed Oscar* nominated cinematographer Richard Greatrex (A Knights Tale, Shakespeare In Love*, Mrs Brown).
Details
- Year
- 2003
- Type of film
- Features
- Running Time
- 112 mins 39 secs
- Format
- 35mm, Kodak
- Director
- Tim Fywell
- Producer
- Ananh Singh, David M.Thompson
- Editor
- Roy Sharman
- Screenwriter
- Heidi Thomas
- Director of Photography
- Richard Greatrex
- Music
- Dario Marianelli
- Principal Cast
- Henry Thomas, Romola Garai, Marc Blucas, Rose Byrne
Genre
Production status
Complete
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Last updated 26th November 2005
