The Rainbow (1989)
Overview
Born to a rich landowner in the waning days of the Victorian era, Ursula Brangwen grows into a beautiful young woman full of imagination and ambition. The free-spirited Ursula begins to feel trapped by her prim surroundings, but her life changes when she has an erotic experience with Winifred, a bisexual teacher. From then on, Ursula puts all of her passion and creativity into the pursuit of sexual fulfillment. But her insatiable quest becomes a source of anguish.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.264 |
Directed By
Ken Russell
Crew
Ken Russell
Ken Russell
Vivian Russell
D.H. Lawrence
Carl Davis
Billy Williams
Peter Davies
Luciana Arrighi
Ian Whittaker
Peter Elford
Imogen Claire
Jack Lorenz
William J. Quigley
Dan Ireland
Ronaldo Vasconcellos
Ken Russell
Amanda Fisher
Doreen Jones
Carl Davis
Nic Raine
Keith Wilkinson
William Tyler
Rufus Andrews
Winnie Wishart
Sabina Fletcher
Sarah Lucraft
Peter Ettedgui
James Fisher
Iain Patrick
Ian Hickinbotham
Peter Heslop
Matthew Sharp
Steve Parker
John Foster
Ben Davis
Mark Ellis
Julie Plenty
John Murphy
Les Honess
Nigel Galt
Joe Illing
Paul Conway
Wayne Smith
John Hayward
David Anderson
Clive Coote
Rose Bean
Stephen Miles
Janet Lucas
Claire Smith
Ken Lintott
Lindy Shaw
Paula Gillespie
Stephanie Kaye
Peter Walpole
Richard Newbury
Alan Bailey
John Bailey
Eddie Francis
Ron Higgins
Graeme Purdy
John Hedges
Tommy Westbrook
Ken Hawkey
Con Murphy
Brian Mitchell
Gary Hedges
Charlie McGinlay
W. J. Beenham
George Cole
George Hunt
Ron Lyons
Alan Grayley
Brian Sullivan
John Cohen
Peter Bath
John Craddock
Mark Roche
Ron Narduzzo
Ray Jones
Bruce Neighbour
Steve Atkinson
Alan Snelling
M J Peckos
Steve Monas
Lynn Dillon
Susan Senk
Sharon Streger
Yvaniza Abaunza
Chuck Rovin
Michael Nolin
Nigel Palmer
Vicky Jones
John Hargreaves
John Hemmings
Hugh Whittaker
Marion Russell
Sheila Wilson
TOP CAST
Sammi Davis
Ursula Brangwen
Paul McGann
Anton Skrebensky
Amanda Donohoe
Winifred Inger
Christopher Gable
Will Brangwen
David Hemmings
Uncle Henry
Glenda Jackson
Anna Brangwen
Dudley Sutton
MacAllister
Jim Carter
Mr. Harby
Judith Paris
Miss Harby
Kenneth Colley
Mr. Brunt
Glenda McKay
Gudrun Brangwen
Mark Owen
Jim Richards
Ralph Nossek
Vicar
Nicola Stephenson
Ethel
Molly Russell
Molly Brangwen
Alan Edmondson
Billy Brangwen
Rupert Russell
Rupert Brangwen
Richard Platt
Chauffeur
Bernard Latham
Uncle Alfred
John Tams
Uncle Frank
Zoe Brown
Ursula (aged 3)
Amy Evans
Baby Gudrun
Sam McMullen
Winifred's Baby
Claire Russell
Alice (uncredited)
Paul Reynolds
Schoolboy (uncredited)
Dani Behr
Schoolgirl (uncredited)
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