The Wolves of Willoughby Chase

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Stuart Orme directed this charming children's adventure-fantasy based on the book by Joan Aiken. Set during the imaginary reign of King James III, sometime in the last century, the story takes place in the snowbound and wolf-infested North Yorkshire countryside in England. The tale centers upon two children -- Bonnie (Emily Hudson) and Sylvia (Aleks Darowska) -- and how they attempt to foil a sinister plot by their evil governess Slighcarp (Stephanie Beacham). ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Drama, Kids & Family, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Directed By:

Stuart Orme
In Theaters:

Dec 15, 1989 wide
Runtime:

92 minutes

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Cast

Stephanie Beacham
as Letitia Slighcarp

Mel Smith
as Mr. Grimshaw

Geraldine James
as Gertrude Brisket

Richard O'Brien
as James

Jane Horrocks
as Pattern

Eleanor David
as Lady Willoughby

Jonathan Coy
as Lord Willoughby

Dilys Hamlett
as Aunt Jane

Abbie Dabner
as Rupert

Jirí Lábus
as Dr. Morne

William Martin
as Joey

Robert Hamilton
as Coal Man

Trevor Byfield
as Train Driver

Aleks Darowska

Emily Hudson

Lynton Dearden

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Suspenseful, creepy British film is nightmare fodder.

Jun 14, 2012 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…

Brian Costello
Common Sense Media

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Audience Reviews for The Wolves of Willoughby Chase

If Richard O Brian's in a film it's bound to be worth watching in some way. Despite the girls being rather whiny even before anything bad happens to them, the nice vein of gothic running through the storyline is enjoyable.