An Awfully Big Adventure (1995)
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Cast
as Stella Bradshaw
as Meredith Potter
as P.L. O'Hara
as Bunny
as Uncle Vernon
as Rose Lipman
as Aunt Lily
as Geoffrey
as Richard St. Ives
as Dotty Blundell
as Dawn Allenby
as Desmond Fairchild
as George
as Grace Bird
as John Harbour
as Mr. Harcourt
as Mary Deare
as Babs Osborn
as Freddie Reynolds
as One Eye
as Reporter
as Disley
as Long John Silver
as Inspector
as Mrs Ackerly
as Ellen
as Vicar
as GPO Clerk
as Actor
as Empire Stage Manager
as Young Stella
as Band Member
as Band Member
as Band Member
as Band Member
as Band Member
as Singer
as Singer
as Pianist
Critic Reviews for An Awfully Big Adventure
All Critics (13) | Top Critics (4) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (8) | DVD (1)
The most startling thing here is Hugh Grant as a De Sade in luvvy's clothing. Grant embroiders him with impeccable details, while writer Charles Wood, adapting Beryl Bainbridge's novel, conveys the basics with admirable economy.
Star Hugh Grant and director Mike Newell reteam in this bitter-sweet backstage melodrama, set in Liverpool after WWII; it's a disasppointing follow-up to their smash comedy hit Four Weddings and a Funeral.
Newell at his nastiest
Strange compelling film with strong performances
Wow, is this depressing.
Audience Reviews for An Awfully Big Adventure
Alan Rickman was the reason I saw this movie, and he's great in it, but that's not the only reason it's good. The story is realistic, dramatic, sad, and has a very surprising ending. I highly recommend it.
Super Reviewer
There isn't anything really terrible about his film is a well done and I liked the protagonist. I watched the film because of Rickman and I wasn't disappointed.
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