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To the Lighthouse (1983) (TV)

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User Rating: 6.0/10 (71 votes)
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Overview

Director:
Colin Gregg
Writers:
Hugh Stoddart (writer)
Virginia Woolf (novel)
Release Date:
23 March 1983 (UK) more
Genre:
Drama more
Plot:
A faithful dramatization of Virginia Woolf's novel. A lecturer, his family, the spinster Aunt Lily, an old friend... more | add synopsis
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Awards:
1 nomination more
User Comments:
Slow, boring, but tolerable. more

Cast

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Rosemary Harris ... Mrs. Ramsay
Michael Gough ... Mr. Ramsay
Suzanne Bertish ... Lily Briscoe
Lynsey Baxter ... Nancy Ramsay
Pippa Guard ... Prue Ramsay

Kenneth Branagh ... Charles Tansley

T.P. McKenna ... Augustus Carmichael
Nicholas Gecks ... Paul Rayley
David Parfitt ... Andrew Ramsay
Craig Warnock ... Jasper Ramsey (aged 14)
Jessie Walker Stewart ... Cam Ramsay (aged 7)

Christopher Lahr ... James Ramsey (aged 6)
Kristin Milward ... Marie
Simon Dutton ... Jasper (aged 24)
Nicola Wright ... Cam (aged 17)
Daniel Murray ... James (aged 16)
David Daker ... Mr. Trevorrow
Jonathan Harvey ... Sam Trevorrow
Doreen Keogh ... Mrs. Truscott
Paula Jacobs ... Mildred
Julia Prentice ... Mrs. Lanlivey
David Shaw ... Mr. Lanlivey
Nicholas Davey ... Tom Lanlivey
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Directed by
Colin Gregg 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Hugh Stoddart  writer
Virginia Woolf  novel

Produced by
Alan Shallcross .... producer
David Wilkinson .... producer
 
Original Music by
Julian Dawson-Lyell 
 
Cinematography by
Richard Andry 
Ken Westbury 
 
Film Editing by
Dan Rae 
 
Casting by
Simone Reynolds 
 
Production Design by
Peter Blacker 
 
Costume Design by
Joyce Mortlock 
 
Production Management
Tom Kingdon .... production manager
 
Sound Department
Stan Nightingale .... sound recordist
Anthony Wornum .... boom operator (uncredited)
 


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Additional Details

Runtime:
USA:115 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Colour:
Colour
Aspect Ratio:
1.33 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono
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5 out of 17 people found the following comment useful:-
Slow, boring, but tolerable., 29 July 1999
4/10
Author: Thomas Clark Baker from Bangor, Maine (USA)

When watching this 115 minute movie, one can see why it was made for television rather than a big screen release. It starts off slow and goes on and on without much to keep the viewer interested. The title is deceiving - except for a few screen shots in the beginning of the movie, the lighthouse does not exist. The plot is old and un-original - taking place in rural coastal England in 1912, it is a story about a family and its problems as it vacations near a lighthouse. This film has two strengths - Kenneth Branagh (Hamlet, Othello, Wild Wild West) plays a young graduate student vacationing with the family, and this offers a glimpse into his younger acting before his notable performances in Shakespearean movies. Secondly, the filming locations were beautiful and were really the only other thing that kept me interested. All in all, it is slow, long, and boring, but not the worst movie I've ever seen.

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