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Director:
Harry Hook
Writers:
Allan Cubitt (writer)
Robert Louis Stevenson (short story "St. Ives")
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Release Date:
22 October 1998 (France) more
Genre:
Drama | Romance more
Plot:
In 1813, Capitaine Jacques St. Ives, a Hussar in the Napoleonic wars, is captured and sent to a Scottish prison camp... more | add synopsis
User Comments:
Terrific Napoleonic Era Romp more (10 total)

Cast

  (in credits order) (complete, awaiting verification)
Jean-Marc Barr ... Captain Jacques de Keroual de Saint-Yves

Miranda Richardson ... Susan Gilchrist
Richard E. Grant ... Major Farquhar Chevening

Anna Friel ... Flora Gilchrist
Michael Gough ... Comte de Saint-Yves
Cécile Pallas ... Mathilde

Jason Isaacs ... Alain de Keroual de Saint-Yves

Vernon Dobtcheff ... Bonnefoy
Tim Dutton ... François
Barney Craig ... Linlithgow
Desmond Barrit ... Biggerstaff
Patrice Melennec ... Couperin
Adrian Scarborough ... Le Bon
Chris McHallem ... Gautier (as Christopher McHallem)
Enda Oates ... Duelling Office
Eileen McCloskey ... Prostitute
Noel O'Donovan ... Sim
Ger Carey ... Captaine
Mario Rosenstock ... Captaine
Donncha Crowley ... Captaine
Jonathan Cavendish ... Johnny Elfinstone
Nathaniel Duncan ... British Soldier
Mal Whyte ... Minister
Fraser Cains ... Batman
Alistair Findlay ... Officer
Joe Gallagher ... Scots Guard
Leann Gordan ... Young Flower Girl
David Heap ... Clausel
Jimmy Keogh ... Jean
Brian de Salvo ... Attendant
Daniel André Pageon ... Theatre Manager
Oliver Byles ... Young St. Ives
Charlie Byles ... Young Alain
Anna-Marie Bisset ... St. Ives' Mother
Dominic Harvey ... St. Ives' Father
Louis Roden
Ken Rice
Tom Kane (as Tommy Kane)
John O'Kane
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Wesley Murphy ... Byfield (uncredited)
Gerry O'Brien ... Coachman (uncredited)
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Directed by
Harry Hook 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Allan Cubitt  writer
Robert Louis Stevenson  short story "St. Ives"

Produced by
Jonathan Cavendish .... producer
T. Celal .... co-producer
Ralph Kamp .... executive producer
Jean Labib .... co-producer
James Mitchell .... producer
Martha O'Neill .... co-producer
Christine Ruppert .... co-producer
David M. Thompson .... executive producer: BBC
Paul Tucker .... executive producer
 
Original Music by
John E. Keane  (as John Keane)
 
Cinematography by
Robert Alazraki 
 
Film Editing by
John MacDonnell 
 
Casting by
Michelle Guish 
 
Production Design by
Rob Harris 
 
Art Direction by
Anna Rackard 
 
Set Decoration by
Tina Jones 
 
Costume Design by
Susannah Buxton 
 
Makeup Department
Anja Dehn .... assistant hair stylist: Germany
Anja Dehn .... assistant makeup artist: Germany
Carole Dunne .... hair stylist
Manuela Franke .... assistant hair stylist: Germany
Manuela Franke .... assistant makeup artist: Germany
Sandra Kelly .... assistant hair stylist
Ailbhe Lemass .... makeup artist
Sarah Monzani .... hair designer
Sarah Monzani .... makeup designer
Louise Myler .... makeup artist
Christina Paul .... hair stylist: Germany
Christina Paul .... makeup artist: Germany
Isolde Pisot .... assistant hair stylist: Germany
Isolde Pisot .... assistant makeup artist: Germany
Uschi Schmalenbach .... assistant hair stylist: Germany
Uschi Schmalenbach .... assistant makeup artist: Germany
Kelly Tuohy .... assistant makeup artist: UK
 
Production Management
Stephen Barker .... post-production supervisor
Phil Brown .... post-production supervisor
Howard Gibbins .... production manager
Bernd Huckenbeck .... production manager: Germany
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Katja Anclam .... dga trainee: Germany Unit
Marian Barlow .... second assistant director
Patrick Conroy .... dga trainee
Konrad Jay .... first assistant director
Denise Lyons .... dga trainee
Barbara Mulcahy .... third assistant director
Gail Munnelly .... dga trainee
Jochen Nitsch .... third assistant director: Germany
Dermot Whelan .... third assistant director
 
Art Department
Tommy Bassett .... construction manager
Graeme Bird .... art department trainee
Colman Corish .... assistant art director
Cathy Cosgrove .... production buyer
Derek Drew .... stand-by carpenter
Gerry Drew .... supervising carpenter
John Fitzgerald .... stagehand
Ulrike Gojowczyk .... set dresser: Germany
Wolfgang Gosberg .... carpenter: Germany
Martin Gray .... stagehand
Paul Hedges .... property master
Eamonn Hill .... carpenter (as Eamon Hill)
Katherine Hooker .... art director: UK
Jimmy Irwin .... plasterer (as James Irwin)
Jason Kelly .... stand-by stagehand
Martin Kelly .... dressing props
Seamus Kelly .... dressing props
Rolf Köhler .... props buyer: Germany
Tom Lundy .... stand-by painter (as Tom Lundy Jr.)
Eva Müller .... props: Germany
John Nelligan .... stand-by props trainee
Tony Nicholson .... chargehand dressing props (as Anthony Nicholson)
Des O'Neill .... plasterer
Irina Pawassar .... stand-by props
Richard Phelan .... carpenter
John Rawsthorn .... painter: Germany
Philip Richardson .... dressing props (as Phillip Richardson)
Alexander Scherer .... art director: Germany
Nick Walker .... prop man: UK
Boris Bartholomäus .... carpenter (uncredited)
Mario Matic .... carpenter (uncredited)
Britta Sassmannshausen .... painter (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Nick Berry .... additional sound editor
Paul Conway .... adr editor
Tony Curran .... sound transfer
Anthony Faust .... additional sound editor
Michael Feinberg .... foley editor (as Mike Feinberg)
Richard Fettes .... sound effects editor
Steve Hancock .... sound camera operator
David Harris .... sound trainee
Stefan Henrix .... supervising sound editor
Maurice Hillier .... sound recordist: UK
Hector Rogers .... sound transfer
Liam Ryan .... boom operator: UK
Peter Slater .... boom operator
Hugh Strain .... dubbing mixer
Simon J. Willis .... sound mixer
 
Special Effects by
Brendan Byrne .... special effects supervisor: Team FX Ltd.
 
Visual Effects by
Peter Govey .... opticals
 
Stunts
Terry Walsh .... fight coordinator
Steve Whyment .... fight coordinator
Philippe Zone .... stunt coordinator
Donal O'Farrell .... stunts (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Amedeo Balestrieri .... electrician: Germany unit
Oliver Bungert .... additional electrician: Germany unit
Dion M. Casey .... Steadicam operator: United Kingdom unit
Sean Creagh .... generator operator
Con Dempsey .... gaffer
Adrienne Dollard .... clapper loader: United Kingdom unit
Nina Erfle .... clapper loader trainee: Germany unit
Nicholas Fitzgerald .... electrician
Eric Greenberg .... clapper loader
Rossi Handsley .... grip: Germany unit
Rossi Handsley .... rigger: Germany unit
Udo Heinz .... electrician: Germany unit
Jonathan Hession .... still photographer
Pascal Jones .... rigger
Richard Lang .... rigger
Wayne Leach .... gaffer: United Kingdom unit
Ian Madden .... best boy
Andres Marder .... additional electrician: Germany unit
Graham Mathews .... grip: United Kingdom unit
Ivan Meagher .... focus puller
Jens Meiners .... best boy: Germany unit
James Merrigan .... rigger
Philip Murphy .... grip
Sven Ortel .... additional electrician: Germany unit
Eugene O'Sullivan .... electrician
Tommy O'Sullivan .... electrician: United Kingdom unit
Paul Tracey .... stand-by rigger
Markus Wiebecke .... electrician: Germany unit
 
Casting Department
Françoise Menidrey .... casting: France
Frank Moiselle .... casting: Ireland
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Liza Bracey .... wardrobe assistant
Alison Byrne .... wardrobe supervisor (as Allison Byrne)
Jill Graves Power .... wardrobe trainee (as Jill Graves Bower)
Henrike Luz .... wardrobe supervisor: Germany
Andrea Metzger .... wardrobe assistant: Germany
Tessa Murray .... assistant costume designer
Almuth Wolf .... wardrobe assistant: Germany
 
Editorial Department
Stuart Davies .... second assistant editor
Adam Masters .... first assistant editor
Mike Stainer .... color grader
Adrian Trent .... first assistant editor
 
Music Department
Alastair Blayden .... musician: cello, The London Pops Orchestra, United Kingdom unit
Carlos Bonell .... musician: guitar, The London Pops Orchestra, United Kingdom unit
Roz Colls .... music clearances: United Kingdom unit
Catherine Manson .... musician: violin, The London Pops Orchestra, United Kingdom unit
Krysia Osostowicz .... musician: violin, The London Pops Orchestra, United Kingdom unit
Steve Price .... music mixer: UK
 
Transportation Department
Gerard Cunningham .... unit driver
John Douglas .... driver: camera car
Peadar Gaffney .... transportation supervisor
Hermann Graf Hatzfeld .... driver: props car, Germany
Willie Kelly .... driver: makeup bus
Mark Laidlaw .... driver: generator car, UK
David Lawlor .... driver: honeywagon
Howard Lee .... driver: camera car, UK
Denis Luby .... facilities driver
Denis Minogue .... driver: dining bus
Christian Neu .... unit driver: Germany
Jörg Peter .... unit driver: Germany
Hans-Werner Seehafer .... driver: props car, Germany
Pat Smallwood .... driver: wardrobe truck
Pat Tipper .... driver: minibus
Holger Trappe .... unit driver: Germany
Manuela Vogt .... unit driver: Germany
 
Other crew
Jean Bourne .... script supervisor
Mick Briggs .... projectionist
Sandra Butterworth .... dialogue coach
Michael R. Casey .... location manager: Norther Ireland (as Michael Casey)
Gillian Clarke .... production trainee
Dermot Cleary .... assistant location manager
Dougal Cousins .... location manager
Ute Davies .... provider: horses, Germany unit
Peter Diamond .... sword master
Eleanor Fazan .... choreographer
Sarah Francis .... trainee clapper loader
Andrea Fröhle .... crowd marshall: Germany unit
Gabriele Goiczyk .... production coordinator: Germany unit
Peter Govey .... title designer
Phil Guy .... unit nurse
Claudia Hodel .... production coordinator: Germany unit
Petra Junk .... accountant: Germany unit
Rita Junk .... cashier: Germany unit
Jonathan Kelly .... production lawyer
Claire Keogh .... assistant controller
Suzanne McAuley .... accountant trainee
John McKenna .... armorer: Team Fx. Ltd.
Margaret Moggan .... assistant to producer
Carol Moorhead .... production coordinator
Clive Noakes .... laboratory contact
Dave O'Connor .... stand-by construction truck
Tara O'Sullivan .... catering supervisor
Lisa Petersen .... production trainee
Maggie Pope .... script consultant
Fedérec Pougnaud .... provider: horses, Germany unit
Dr. Stefan Rüll .... legal affairs: Germany unit
Shruti Shah .... production accountant
Jim Shortall .... assistant production accountant
Rachel Smith .... assistant production coordinator
Annette Waldron .... financial controller
Annie Wallbank .... delivery supervisor
Joan Washington .... dialogue coach
Guy-Michel Weiss .... production coordinator: France, Germany unit
Philippe Zone .... horse master
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Also Known As:
All for Love (UK) (TV title)
St. Ives - Alles aus Liebe (Germany)
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MPAA:
Rated R for some sexuality/nudity and violence.
Runtime:
90 min
Language:
English
Colour:
Colour
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby SR
Certification:
UK:15 | USA:R | Spain:T | Iceland:12

Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Francois: Beauty is only skin deep.
Jacques St. Ives: That's it. Our friendship is over. I cannot love a man who loves a cliche.
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Movie Connections:
Version of The Secret of St. Ives (1949) more
Soundtrack:
Quartet No. 15, Rondo more

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4 out of 4 people found the following comment useful.
Terrific Napoleonic Era Romp, 23 August 2005
8/10
Author: gpadillo from Portland, Maine

What a fun movie St. Ives is. It reminds me of the type of film made during the 40's. Classic story, rounded off by characters and a plot that is neither over dramatic nor overtly complicated. In fact it isn't over anything. Robert Lewis Stevenson's story - here adapted for the screen - reads like Jane Austen for men. We do get a tale that has a romance at its heart, but there is plenty of fun too: battle scenes (sort of), prison escapes, mistaken identities, swordplay, and the funniest line I've heard in years: "Only in Scotland would guests be announced by name at a masked ball." There is much hilarity, hardship, and not a little heartbreak as St. Ives tries to fight and find his way back to a family and life he barely knew.

The cast is absolutely stellar with the too infrequently seen Jean Marc Barr absolutely perfect in the title role. Anna Friel is a refreshing delight as the resourceful Flora and Miranda Richardson nearly walks away with the movie as her wise and worldly, been there and seen-it-all Aunt Susan. Richard Grant provides comic relief of the highest order.

This is not going to be the greatest movie anyone has ever seen, but its charms are undeniable and the entire film fairly bristles with an energy that bursts with life.

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