| The Hours | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (2002) | |||||
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| Nicole Kidman | Virginia Woolf |
| Julianne Moore | Laura Brown |
| Meryl Streep | Clarissa Vaughn |
| Stephen Dillane | Leonard Woolf |
| John C. Reilly | Dan Brown |
| Miranda Richardson | Vanessa Bell |
| Linda Bassett | Nelly Boxall |
| Toni Collette | Kitty |
| Jack Rovello | Ritchie Brown |
| Ed Harris | Richard Brown |
| Charley Ramm | Julian Bell |
| Sophie Wyburd | Angelica Bell |
| Christian Coulson | Ralph Partridge |
| George Loftus | Quentin Bell |
| Lyndsey Marshal | Lottie Hope |
| Director | Stephen Daldry
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| Producer | Scott Rudin
Robert Fox |
| Writer | David Hare
Michael Cunningham |
| Cinematography | Seamus McGarvey
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| Musician | Philip Glass
Richard Strauss |
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The Hours is a melancholy tragedy based on the book by Virginia Woolf “Mrs. Dalloway” about three women doomed with depression. Director Stephaen Daldry timelessly presents the life and psychotic changes of the exceptional English author which Nichole Kidman won the Oscar for best actress. |
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