The Gathering Storm (2002)
Overview
A love story offering an intimate look inside the marriage of Winston and Clementine Churchill during a particularly troubled, though little-known, moment in their lives.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.295 |
Directed By
Richard Loncraine
Crew
Richard Loncraine
Jim Clark
Peter Hannan
Irene Lamb
Luciana Arrighi
Paul Ghirardani
Kate Grimble
Philippa Hart
Jenny Beavan
Frances Hannon
Belinda Parish
Daniel Parker
Sue Berger
Frank Doelger
Lisa Ellzey
Nick Gillott
Julie Payne
Tracey Scoffield
Ridley Scott
Tony Scott
David M. Thompson
Howard Goodall
Ed Colyer
Jason Swanscott
Ray Freeborn
Hugh Whitemore
Larry Ramin
David James
TOP CAST
Albert Finney
Winston Churchill
Vanessa Redgrave
Clemmie Churchill
Jim Broadbent
Desmond Morton
Linus Roache
Ralph Wigram
Lena Headey
Ava Wigram
Tom Wilkinson
Sir Robert Vansittart
Derek Jacobi
Stanley Baldwin
Celia Imrie
Violet Pearman
Hugh Bonneville
Ivo Pettifer
Tom Hiddleston
Randolph Churchill
Ronnie Barker
David Inches
Gottfried John
Friedrich von Schroder
Anthony Brophy
Brendan Bracken
Edward Hardwicke
Mr. Wood
Tim Bentinck
Marlborough
Dolly Wells
Sarah Churchill
Lyndsey Marshal
Peggy
Walter Sittler
German Diplomat
John Standing
Lord Moyne
Simon Williams
Terence Philip
Joanna McCallum
Marjorie
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