The Fool (1990)
Overview
A costume drama / satire about financial skull-duggery, and confidence tricksters in both the upper and lower classes in Victorian London. A working class man impersonates a lord who is supposedly very rich and a financial wizard. As such he is invited to all the best peoples' parties.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $7,600,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $79,139.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.887 |
Directed By
Christine Edzard
Crew
Christine Edzard
Christine Edzard
Olivier Stockman
Michel Sanvoisin
Robin Vidgeon
Olivier Stockman
Celia Bannerman
Christine Edzard
John Tyler
Dave Goodie
David Wilmore
Salo Gardner
Iris Rougler
Brian Wynne
Terry Lee
Frank Reid
Daniel Meadows
John McMillan
Terry Thompson
Alan Hausmann
Alan Weeks
Ronnie Barlow
Albert Grassi
Peter Cheesman
Neale Brown
Olivier Stockman
Richard Feroze
Bill Clayton
Jim Thompson
Justin Grassi
Billy Hoven
Hugh Doherty
Mark Sonnex
Mary McGowan
Charlie McMillan
Peter Seater
Janis Barlow
Robert Bray
Adam Clarkson
Jennifer Moseley
Johanna Sonnex
Annabel Hands
Rotislav Doboujinsky
Tony Alcock
Sarah Alcock
Simon Clarkson
Sabine Duthil
Emma Thistlethwaite
John Evans
Clare Wilkinson
Catherine Goodley
Stephanie Gwatkin
John Barratt
Caroline Gardner
Jo Measure
Toppet Moore
Helen Pettit
Matthew Shrubb
Judith Thorp
Barbara Sonnex
Sarah Bennie
Joyce Carter
Jayne Lambert
Shirley Nevin
Linda James
Diane Wren
Harry Ellam
Carrie Bayliss
Jacky Green
Lilla Griffin
Annette Heron
Iona Kenrick
Doris Philpott
Julie Yule
Marion Weise
Pam Meager
Sam Bear
Delia Latham
Liz Michie
Elizabeth Moss
Sally Neale
Celia Bannerman
Lisa Barlow
Tana Berry
Louise Brooks
Sabine Goodwin
John Griffin
Colin Wilcox
Trevor Mathurin
Trevor Ingman
Tina Barr
Emma Burge
Rita Dean
Charlotte Darwin
Jonny Kurzman
Norman Swindell
Linda Gregory
Olivier Stockman
Rosie Canavan
Karen Finch
Jacqui Fitzsimmons
Molly Hoven
David Johnson
Frances Lynch
Ray Julian
Karen Kelly
John Thompson
Godfrey Kirby
Tim Watts
Geoffrey Simm
Margaret Barrett
Paul Carr
Brian Paxton
Mick Mason
Paul Evans
Michaela Mason
Malcolm May
Mark Moriarty
John Fletcher
Robin Vidgeon
Jack Collins
Chris Mortley
Ray Wardley
Colin Vinton
Richard Goodwin
Christine Edzard
Celia Bannerman
Henry Mayhew
Fraser Maclean
TOP CAST
Derek Jacobi
Mr. Frederick / Sir John
Paul Brooke
Lord Paramount
Rory Murray
Henry Ottaway
Corin Redgrave
Sir Thomas Neathouse
Roger Hammond
Augustus Roddick
Alec Wallis
Marquess
Murray Melvin
Jeremy Ruttle
Jonathan Cecil
Sir Martin Locket
Richard Clifford
George Locket
Bill Wallis
Henry Beauchamp-Harper
Hugh Lloyd
Viscount
Frederick Treves
Samuel Simpson
Irina Brook
Georgiana Shillibeer
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