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Cast

Keira Knightley
as Anna Karenina

Jude Law
as Karenin

Aaron Taylor-Johnson
as Vronsky

Matthew MacFadyen
as Oblonsky

Domhnall Gleeson
as Levin

Alicia Vikander
as Kitty

Kelly Macdonald
as Dolly

Ruth Wilson
as Princess Betsy Tverskoy

Olivia Williams
as Countess Vronsky

Emily Watson
as Countess Lydia Ivanovna

Eric MacLennan
as Matvey

Theo Morrissey
as Grisha Oblonsky

Cecily Morrissey
as Lili Oblonsky

Freya Galpin
as Masha Oblonsky

Octavia Morrissey
as Tanya Oblonsky

Beatrice Morrissey
as Vasya Oblonsky

Marine Battier
as Mlle. Roland

Guro Nagelhus Schia
as Annushka

Aruhan Galieva
as Aruhan

Carl Grose
as Korney

Bryan Hands
as Mikhail Slyudin

Oskar McNamara
as Serozha

Luke Newberry
as Vasily Lukich

Michael Shaeffer
as Doorkeeper

Steven Beard
as Elderly Waiter

Pip Torrens
as Prince Shcherbatsky

Susanne Lothar
as Princess Shcherbatsky

Alexandra Roach
as Countess Nordston

Henry Lloyd-Hughes
as Burisov

David Wilmot
as Nikolai

Tannishtha Chatterjee
as Masha

Joseph Macnab
as Guards Officer

Nick Holder
as Stationmaster

Claire Greenway
as Austrian Princess

Mike Shepherd
as Wheel Tapper

Arthur Nightingale
as Oblonsky's Servant

Buffy Davis
as Agafia

Gala Wesson
as Kitchen Maid

Eros Vlahos
as Boris

Kyle Soller
as Korsunsky

Sam Cox
as Kapitonich

Max Bennett
as Petritsky

Holliday Grainger
as Baroness

Jude Monk McGowan
as Tuskevitch

Antony Byrne
as Colonel

Michelle Dockery
as Princess Myagkaya

Emerald Fennell
as Princess Merkalova

Sarine Sofair
as Anna's Friend

Thomas Howes
as Yashvin

Raphaël Personnaz
as Alexander Vronsky

Bill Skarsgård
as Makhotin

Cara Delevingne
as Princess Sorokina

Bodil Blain
as Princess Sorokina Senior

Hera Hilmar
as Varya

Kenneth Collard
as Prince Tverskoy

Steve Evets
as Theodore

Conor McCarry
as Young Peasant

Giles King
as Stremov

Martin Wimbush
as Anna's Doctor

James Northcote
as Princess Betsy's Footman

Duncan Wisbey
as Shopkeeper

Jamie Beamish
as Opera House Husband

Shirley Henderson
as Opera House Wife

Simon Muller
as Opera House Manager

Nikolai Lester
as Piano Prodigy

Tillie-Bett Grant
as Baby Anya

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Audience Reviews for Anna Karenina

• Sep 27, 2015

  Anna Karenina is a great story, and this is an adaptation that gets better each time you see it. At first, it can be a bit confusing, because it is like a musical piece that one has to hear more than once to get the feel of; but a good amount of feeling does go into the film. Kiera Knightly plays a very sympathetic Anna: natural, and not exactly naive, but at the same time does not really know what she is doing as she is pulled about by her "demon". The film looks great and the stage-play motif is brought off magnificently with vital creative spirit. The main downside of the film is that Count Vronsky does not come off as someone worth ruining oneself over (though perhaps others will think different). On the other hand, the scenes between Anna and her husband (played by Jude Law) have very good dramatic tension and draw the film through each act. All-in-all, Anna Karenina is a good film with rewatch value. This is a commercial production, but a very creative and interesting one. My rating is a touch on the high side (relative to what one should expect), but it suits some of my tastes, and I personally enjoyed this film quite a bit.
  Robert B Super Reviewer
• Oct 20, 2013

  The film was so so. It was beautifully shot. Great costumes and music score. The pacing was off. I felt like I have seen Keira play this kind of role before in the movie Duchess. Aaron Taylor-Johnson was miscast. The supporting actors were very good. I found them more fascinating than the main two characters. Jude Law is great here. I liked seeing the Pride and Prejudice reunion between Keira and Matthew MacFadyen, Matthew is great here.
  Sol C Super Reviewer
• Aug 17, 2013

  I couldn't get into this for some reason. Turned it off after 40 minutes.
  Ida K Super Reviewer
• May 14, 2013

  The film looks gorgeous and I loved the idea of setting most of it within a theatre, although I wish Wright had kept his nerve and had no outside shots in the film. The cast are very strong (MacFadyen is especially funny as Anna's brother and Law is very sympathetic as her husband) but the whole thing is let down by a story that edges towards being boring. I applaud the effort but just wish the whole thing had been done with better source material.
  

  David S Super Reviewer

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