The Age of Innocence (1993)
Overview
In 19th century New York high society, a young lawyer falls in love with a woman separated from her husband, while he is engaged to the woman's cousin.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $34,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $32,255,440.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.3544 |
Directed By
Martin Scorsese
Crew
Martin Scorsese
Jay Cocks
Michael Ballhaus
Elmer Bernstein
Barbara De Fina
Edith Wharton
Thelma Schoonmaker
Martin Scorsese
Robert Preziola
Bruce S. Pustin
Saul Bass
Joseph P. Reidy
Robert J. Franco
Kay Chapin
Bruce S. Pustin
Dan Davis
Elaine Bass
Speed Hopkins
Amy Marshall
Bobby Mancuso
Tod A. Maitland
Manlio Rocchetti
Ray Quinlan
Joseph P. Reidy
Dave Weinman
Carl Sprague
Joseph R. Burns
Larry McConkey
T.J. O'Mara
Susan E. Fiore
David M. Dunlap
Jim Manzione
Hartsell Taylor
Peter Owen
Dennis Gamiello
Florian Ballhaus
Anastas N. Michos
Allen Weisinger
George Potts
Patricia Anne Doherty
Deirdre N. Williams
Alan D'Angerio
Michael Kriston
Patricia Anne Doherty
James Mazzola
Phillip V. Caruso
Tom Fleischman
Ronnie Specter
Eugene Gearty
Skip Lievsay
Gabriella Pescucci
Dante Ferretti
Ellen Lewis
TOP CAST
Daniel Day-Lewis
Newland Archer
Michelle Pfeiffer
Ellen Olenska
Winona Ryder
May Welland
Alexis Smith
Louisa van der Luyden
Geraldine Chaplin
Mrs. Welland
Jonathan Pryce
Rivière
Richard E. Grant
Lawrence "Larry" Lefferts
Alec McCowen
Sillerton Jackson
Mary Beth Hurt
Regina Beaufort
Stuart Wilson
Julius Beaufort
Howard Erskine
Beaufort Guest
John McLoughlin
Party Guest
Christopher Nilsson
Party Guest
Miriam Margolyes
Mrs. Catherine Mingott
Siân Phillips
Mrs. Archer
Carolyn Farina
Janey Archer
Michael Gough
Henry van der Luyden
Joanne Woodward
Narrator (voice)
Robert Sean Leonard
Theodore "Ted" Archer
June Squibb
Mingott Maid
Thomas Gibson
Stage Actor
Tracey Ellis
Gertrude Lefferts
Norman Lloyd
Letterblair
W.B. Brydon
Mr. Urban Dagonet
Cristina Pronzati
Countess Olenska's Maid
Clement Fowler
Florist
Cindy Katz
Stage Actress
Kevin Sanders
The Duke
Domenica Cameron-Scorsese
Katie Blenker
Mac Orange
Archer Maid
Brian Davies
Philip
Thomas Barbour
Archer Guest
Henry Fehren
Bishop
Patricia Dunnock
Mary Archer
Kevin Ash
Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)
Susan Lynn Bragg
Debutante (uncredited)
Pasquale Cajano
Man in Crowd (uncredited)
Tanya Carrasco
Debutante (uncredited)
Tamasin Day-Lewis
Lady Admiring Engagement Ring at Beaufort Ball (uncredited)
John Maczko
Society Gentleman (uncredited)
Catherine Scorsese
Elderly Woman at Jersey City Station (uncredited)
Charles Scorsese
Elderly Man at Jersey City Station (uncredited)
Martin Scorsese
Photographer (uncredited)
Michael Trout
Man in Crowd / Gentleman with Lady (uncredited)
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