The Invisible Woman (2013)
Overview
In 1857, at the height of his fame and fortune, novelist and social critic Charles Dickens meets and falls in love with teenage stage actress Nelly Ternan. As she becomes the focus of his heart and mind, as well as his muse, painful secrecy is the price both must pay.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $3,986,888.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.576 |
Directed By
Ralph Fiennes
Crew
Ralph Fiennes
Christian Baute
Carolyn Marks Blackwood
Stewart Mackinnon
Gabrielle Tana
Peter Hallam
Claire Tomalin
Leo Davis
Maria Djurkovic
Sarah Bicknell
Tatiana Macdonald
Michael O'Connor
Nicky Ackland-Snow
Peter Hooper
Jon Marson
Peter Burgis
Matthew Collinge
Paul Cotterell
Barnaby Smyth
Kate Morath
Paul Norris
Shanaullah Umerji
Meg Guidon
Georgina Gunner
Wyn Vaughan-Humphreys
David Rosenbaum
Rob Hardy
Nicolas Gaster
Nick Dent
Abi Morgan
Ilan Eshkeri
Stefano Ferrari
David Appleby
Zoe Clare Brown
Sarah Kelly
Hannah Edwards
Jane Oginsky
Marc Pilcher
Laura Pollock
Natalie Reid
Jenny Shircore
Jenny Shircore
Meg Clark
Polly Hope
Tobin Hughes
Mark Cockren
Ben Howard
Josh Robertson
Sarah Jean Selway
Toby Spanton
Dominic Ackland-Snow
Satarupa Bradley
Gene D'Cruze
Emily Lutyens
Marco Anton Restivo
Krysia Whitty
Danny Sheehan
Rowley Irlam
Helen Steinway Bailey
Adam Dorney
Dan Lowe
David Mackie
Vince McGahon
Jennie Paddon
Sam Phillips
Alan Stewart
Roger Tooley
Julian White
Solomon Artistes
George Moss
Anna Kot
Maja Meschede
Andrew Jadavji
Susanna Lenton
Sekani Doram
Claire Gascoyne
Oliver Hazell
Annie Hitchcock
Francesca Jaynes
Emma Mallett
Michela Marini
Jan Peters
Gemma Richardson
Jonathan Rutter
Joan Washington
TOP CAST
Ralph Fiennes
Charles Dickens
Felicity Jones
Nelly Ternan
Joanna Scanlan
Catherine Dickens
Kristin Scott Thomas
Catherine Ternan
Tom Hollander
Wilkie Collins
Michelle Fairley
Caroline Graves
John Kavanagh
Reverend Benham
Amanda Hale
Fanny Ternan
Perdita Weeks
Maria Ternan
Tom Burke
George Wharton
Richard McCabe
Mark Lemon
David Collings
Governor
James Michael Rankin
Evening Man
Charlotte Hope
Prostitute
Michael Marcus
Charley Dickens
Laurence Spellman
Porter
Jonathan Harden
Mr. Arnott
Christos Lawton
Mr. Evans
Claire Daly
Mrs. Lambourne
Mark Dexter
Mr. Augustus Egg
Gwendolen Chatfield
Marney Dickens
Joseph Paxton
Mr. Pigott
Sophie Russell
Miss Ellen Sabine
Charissa Shearer
Katey Dickens
Jeremy Assouly
Francis Dickens
Declan Walker
Alfred Dickens
John Joe Bitcliffe
Sydney Dickens
Harry Harmon
Henry Dickens
Joseph Harmon
Edward 'Plorn' Dickens
Daphne Neville
Victorian Lady
Jonathan Jaynes
Racegoer
Michael Hadley
Sir Peter
Geoffrey Freshwater
Sir Oliver / Mr. Buckstone
Tahirah Sharif
Ternan Maid
Ophelia Standen
Harriet Graves
James Traherne
Policeman
Daniel André Pageon
Elderly Frenchman
Odile Gash
Elderly Frenchwoman
Philippe Smolikowski
French Doctor
Assiba Abes
French Midwife
Grahame Fox
Station Guard
Steve Morphew
Ticket Collector
Laurence Spellman
Train Porter
Sally Leonard
Young Lady
Tallulah Harlech
Young Lady
Ethan Andrews
Jean Marie
Sebastian Coates
Jean Baptiste
Harry Crichton-Miller
Jean Paul
Jack Curtin
Obenreizer
Jacob Greenhouse
Landlord
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