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Charlotte Gray (2001)
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Reviews Counted: 88
Fresh: 28
Rotten:60
Average Rating: 4.7/10
Consensus: A dull adaptation of Sebastian Faulk's novel despite gorgeous cinematography and Cate Blanchett's best efforts.
Rated: PG-13 [See Full Rating] for some war related violence, sensuality and brief strong language
Runtime: 1 hr 59 mins
Genre: Dramas
Theatrical Release:Dec 28, 2001 Limited
Synopsis:
London, 1942.
The world is at war.
A seemingly chance encounter with a stranger on a train leads a young Scottish woman (CATE BLANCHETT) to consider enlisting in a special operation with the...
London, 1942.
The world is at war.
A seemingly chance encounter with a stranger on a train leads a young Scottish woman (CATE BLANCHETT) to consider enlisting in a special operation with the French Resistance. When her lover, an RAF pilot (RUPERT PENRY-JONES), is shot down in the line of duty, Charlotte joins the secret mission as a means to serve her country and find the man she loves.
Assuming a new identity, "Dominique" parachutes behind enemy lines in Southern France, where she rendezvous with Julien Levade (BILLY CRUDUP), the leader of the local resistance group. Posing as the new housekeeper for Julien's father (MICHAEL GAMBON), "Dominique" serves as a liaison between the British government and the resistance fighters, helping to thwart Nazi efforts to move munitions and abduct local Jews, while secretly attempting to learn the fate of her missing lover.
As the war escalates, Charlotte's resolve and commitment to Julien, their comrades and their cause deepens. A once rather ordinary woman, Charlotte involves herself in extraordinary acts of heroism, jeopardizing her own safety to protect those who cannot protect themselves. But when the Gestapo closes in and their mission is compromised, she and Julien are forced to take flight or risk capture and certain death.
Back in London, Charlotte finds she has been forever changed by her experience, and must follow a heart torn between the man she followed to France and those she has come to love in the course of duty.
Warner Bros. Pictures presents, in association with FilmFour and Senator Film, the romantic drama Charlotte Gray, directed by GILLIAN ARMSTRONG from a screenplay by JEREMY BROCK, based on the best-selling novel by SEBASTIAN FAULKS.
Charlotte Gray is produced by SARAH CURTIS and DOUGLAS RAE. The co-producers are CATHERINE KERR and ELEANOR DAY. PAUL WEBSTER, ROBERT BERNSTEIN and HANNO HUTH are the executive producers. -- © 2001 Warner Bros.
Starring: Cate Blanchett, Billy Crudup, Michael Gambon, Rupert Penry-Jones
Starring: Cate Blanchett, Billy Crudup, Michael Gambon, Rupert Penry-Jones, John Benfield, Ron Cook, Anton Lesser, Robert Shannon, Jack Shepherd
Director: Gillian Armstrong
Director: Gillian Armstrong
Screenwriter: Jeremy Brock
Producer: Sarah Curtis, Douglas Rae, Elinor Day
Composer: Stephen Warbeck
Studio: Warner Bros.
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Reviews for Charlotte Gray
Does a pretty good job of capturing some of the least romantic aspects of World War II.
Um filme emocionante até os minutos finais, quando se entrega lamentavelmente ao romance barato.
An adaptation that is often confused as to whether it's a love story set in wartime, or a war story with a love angle.
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