Anna Karenina (2012)
Overview
In Imperial Russia, Anna, the wife of the officer Karenin, goes to Moscow to visit her brother. On the way, she meets the charming cavalry officer Vronsky to whom she is immediately attracted. But in St. Petersburg’s high society, a relationship like this could destroy a woman’s reputation.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $40,600,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $68,929,150.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.8118 |
Directed By
Joe Wright
Crew
Joe Wright
Tom Stoppard
Jacqueline Durran
Leo Tolstoy
Chris Lyons
James Hyde
Emmet O'Donnell
Barnaby Smyth
Nick Kray
Glen Gathard
Sarah Weatherburn
Peter Burgis
Nathaniel De'Lineadeus
Pip Fox
Carly Michaels
Paul Webster
Seamus McGarvey
Thomas Brown
Nick Gottschalk
Katie Spencer
Tom Still
Heather Leat
Eric Fellner
Susanna Lenton
Melanie Oliver
Sarah Greenwood
Dixie Chassay
Jina Jay
Brendan Handscombe
Emma Thomas
Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui
Tim Bevan
Liza Chasin
Carolyn Cousins
Karen Edwards
Niall Moroney
Craig Berkey
Paul Carter
Dennis Wiseman
Dan Morgan
Becki Ponting
Jamie McCarter
Jacqueline Bhavnani
Christine Greenwood
Ivana Primorac
Lucinda McLean
Craig Berkey
Tommy Finch
Jennie Paddon
Laurie Sparham
Nick Oliver
Hannah Collett
Glyn Evans
Leigh Thurbon
Danny Sheehan
Lee Sheward
Chuck Finch
Iain Struthers
Ivana Primorac
Russell Sargent
Mark Holt
Mark Trend
Shurouq Algusane
John Haynes
Peter Robertson
Martin Harrison
Chris Frank
James Davis III
Cheryl Potter
Jill McCullough
Mark Brady
Matt Davies
Liam Byrne
Alexandra Ferguson
Nicola Mount
Chris Burdon
Gary Hutchings
Maggie Rodford
Benjamin Wallfisch
Chris Murphy
James Bellamy
Alexander Dostal
Carmila Gittens
Simon Brasse
Dario Marianelli
Tania Couper
John Casali
TOP CAST
Keira Knightley
Anna Karenina
Jude Law
Karenin
Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Vronsky
Matthew Macfadyen
Oblonsky
Eric MacLennan
Matvey
Kelly Macdonald
Dolly
Alicia Vikander
Kitty
Domhnall Gleeson
Levin
Olivia Williams
Countess Vronsky
Ruth Wilson
Princess Betsy Tverskoy
Emily Watson
Countess Lydia Ivanova
Michelle Dockery
Princess Myagkaya
Raphaël Personnaz
Alexander Vronsky
David Wilmot
Nikolai
Emerald Fennell
Princess Merkalova
Tannishtha Chatterjee
Masha
Pip Torrens
Prince Shcherbatsky
Susanne Lothar
Princess Shcherbatsky
Alexandra Roach
Countess Nordston
Holliday Grainger
Baroness
Cara Delevingne
Princess Sorokina
Bill Skarsgård
Makhotin
Steve Evets
Theodore
Theo Morrissey
Grisha Oblonsky
Cecily Morrissey
Lili Oblonsky
Freya Galpin
Masha Oblonsky
Octavia Morrissey
Tanya Oblonsky
Beatrice Morrissey
Vasya Oblonsky
Marine Battier
Mlle. Roland
Guro Nagelhus Schia
Annushka
Aruhan Galieva
Aruhan
Carl Grose
Korney
Bryan Hands
Mikhail Slyudin
Oskar McNamara
Serhoza
Luke Newberry
Vasily Lukich
Michael Shaeffer
Doorkeeper
Steven Beard
Elderly Waiter
Henry Lloyd-Hughes
Burisov
Joseph Macnab
Guards Officer
Nick Holder
Stationmaster
Hera Hilmar
Varya
Kenneth Collard
Prince Tverskoy
Thomas Howes
Yashvin
Kyle Soller
Korsunsky
Max Bennett
Petritsky
Buffy Davis
Agafia
Sam Cox
Kapitonich
Jude Monk McGowan
Tuskevitch
Antony Byrne
Colonel Demin
Giles King
Stremov
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