Quills (2000)
Overview
A nobleman with a literary flair, the Marquis de Sade lives in a madhouse where a beautiful laundry maid smuggles his erotic stories to a printer, defying orders from the asylum's resident priest. The titillating passages whip all of France into a sexual frenzy, until a fiercely conservative doctor tries to put an end to the fun.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $13,500,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $7,060,876.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.00525 |
Directed By
Philip Kaufman
Crew
Philip Kaufman
Doug Wright
Julia Chasman
Stephen Warbeck
Peter Boyle
Rogier Stoffers
Donna Isaacson
Priscilla John
Martin Childs
Steven Lawrence
Mark Raggett
Jill Quertier
Jacqueline West
Patricia Johnson
Mark Huffam
Des McAnuff
Sandra Schulberg
Rudolf G. Wiesmeier
Nick Wechsler
Peter Kaufman
Jim Dowdall
Andy Bradford
Nrinder Dhudwar
Richard Hammatt
Richard Bradshaw
Jazzer Jeyes
Sarah Franzl
Tracey Eddon
Deborah Saban
Olivia Lloyd
John Midgley
Sally Jones
Peter Swords King
Peter Swords King
Elaine Burt
Neil Finnighan
Emily Lascelles
Liz Roe
Frank E. Eulner
Sophie Dasic
Frances Bennett
Gavin Fitch
Matthew Gray
Alastair Bullock
Martin Asbury
Brian Bishop
Doug Bishop
Jessie Hepple
Katy Harvey
Toby Hefferman
Matthew Penry-Davey
Mari Roberts
Jasper Fforde
Nicholas Du Boulay
Charles Vaughan
Sam Barnes
Gary Hutchings
John Ward
Vince McGahon
Sophie Wilson
June Prinz
Barry Wilkinson
Kevin Edland
Tony Burns
Robert Brock
Dean Wilkinson
Ronnie Phillips
John Turner
Alan Grosch
Michael O'Connor
Suzi Turnbull
Anthony Brookman
Helen Mattocks
Nuala Conway
Nuala Conway
Jeremy Woodhead
Kate Lee
Conor O'Sullivan
Rachel Neale
Vic Armstrong
Richard Styles
Lora Hirschberg
Sue Fox
Bruce Lacey
Robert Shoup
John Verbeck
Michael Axinn
Louis Elman
Stuart Brisdon
John Van Der Pool
Mark Haddenham
Tim Field
Michael Redding
Richard Lyon
Stephen Eels
Ray Campbell
Ian Rolfe
John Blakeley
David Appleby
Susan d'Arcy
Gary Birmingham
TOP CAST
Geoffrey Rush
Marquis de Sade
Kate Winslet
Madeleine LeClerc
Joaquin Phoenix
Abbe du Coulmier
Michael Caine
Dr. Royer-Collard
Billie Whitelaw
Madame LeClerc
Patrick Malahide
Delbené
Amelia Warner
Simone
Jane Menelaus
Renee Pelagie
Stephen Moyer
Prouix
Tony Pritchard
Valcour
Michael Jenn
Cleante
Danny Babington
Pitou
George Antoni
Dauphin
Stephen Marcus
Bouchon
Elizabeth Berrington
Charlotte
Edward Tudor-Pole
Franval
Harry Jones
Orvolle
Bridget McConnell
Madame Bougival
Pauline McLynn
Mademoiselle Clairwil
Rebecca Palmer
Michette
Toby Sawyer
Louison
Daniel Ainsleigh
Guerin
Alex Avery
Abbe du Maupas
Terry O'Neill
Gaillon
Diana Morrison
Mademoiselle Renard
Carol MacReady
Sister Noirceuil
Tom Ward
The Horseman
Ron Cook
Napoleon
Julian Tait
Pawnbroker
Deborah Vale
Sister Rose Fatima
Tessa Vale
Sister Flavie
Howard Lew Lewis
First Vendor
Andrew Dunford
Second Vendor
Lisa Hammond
Prostitute
Mathew Fraser
Lunatic Band Member
Jamie Beddard
Lunatic at Play
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