Breathe (2017)
Overview
Based on the true story of Robin, a handsome, brilliant and adventurous man whose life takes a dramatic turn when polio leaves him paralyzed.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $5,026,154.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.5979 |
Directed By
Andy Serkis
Crew
Ian Hutchinson
Andy Serkis
Tara Finegan
Claudia Bluemhuber
Phil Robertson
Robert Richardson
Jane Robertson
James Spring
Lucy Bevan
Masahiro Hirakubo
James Merifield
Marcus Wookey
Hugo Grumbar
Jonathan Cavendish
William Nicholson
Ron Ames
Tim Haslam
Kirk Doman
Nitin Sawhney
Vanessa Baker
Chiara Molinaro
Katie Shahrokh
Olivia Grant
Adam Dale
Vera Alimanova
Ben Rogers
James Gregory
Keith Partridge
Becki Ponting
Mathias Schuster
Ian Wilson
Barnaby Smyth
Sarah Franzl
Nadine Clifford-Davern
Mark Coulier
Joe Hopker
Duncan Jarman
Niall Monteith-Mann
Simon Damast
Julio Scholze
Louise Ben-Nathan
David Malinowski
Emma Jouannet
Nigel Squibbs
Michele Pluck
Francesca Jaynes
Stuart Renfrew
Jeremy Price
Teddy Cavendish
Chris Centrella
Jason Ewart
Julian White
Emily Brockmann
Jan Sewell
Richard May
Chris Reynolds
Jan Sewell
Jan Sewell
Graham Martyr
Jono O'Connell
Kingsley Hoskins
Alexander Szygowski
Stephen Nixon
George Murphy
Dan Lowe
Kat Law
Charlotte Walter
Madelein Krugell
Jo Hawthorne
Dean Hawley
Roya Fraser
Rebecca Todd
Simon Marsh
Laurie Sparham
Sara Wan
Katie Bullock-Webster
Danny Hambrook
Anna Hinds
Neil Williams
Rachel Hughes
Suzanne McGeachan
Daniel Oliver Jones
Jem Rayner
Zureta Schulz
Tom Chandler
Ian Neil
Mike Woodley
Kate Eden
Nat Turner
Susie Leyland
Michael Harm
TOP CAST
Andrew Garfield
Robin Cavendish
Claire Foy
Diana Cavendish
Hugh Bonneville
Teddy Hall
Tom Hollander
Bloggs Blacker / David Blacker
Miranda Raison
Mary Dawney
Dean-Charles Chapman
Jonathan
Diana Rigg
Lady Neville
Ed Speleers
Colin Campbell
Emily Grace Bevan
Nurse Margaret
Ben Lloyd-Hughes
Dr. Don McQueen
Roger Ashton-Griffiths
Hospital Chaplain
Camilla Rutherford
Katherine Robertson
Penny Downie
Tid
Amit Shah
Dr. James Khan
David Wilmot
Paddy
Patrick Godfrey
Mr. Tolland
Steven O'Donnell
Harry Tennyson
Lorraine Ashbourne
First Woman
Rosie Cavaliero
Second Woman
Stephen Mangan
Dr. Clement Aitken
Kiera Bell
Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)
Honey Holmes
Robin's Bedside Guest (uncredited)
Ty Hurley
Ambulance Man (uncredited)
Harry Attwell
Mechanic
Mark Underwood
Patient 1 (uncredited)
Charlene Durrant
Nurse (uncredited)
Adam Ganne
German Hospital Official
Charles Streeter
Chief Medic Lyneham
Simon North
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Jason Farries
Robin's Friend / Guest (uncredited)
Shane Griffin
Doctor (uncredited)
Jack Jenkins
Wicket Keeper (uncredited)
George Dawson
Polio Patient (uncredited)
Jason Grangier
Robin's Guest (uncredited)
Brian Gillham
Obstetrician - Kenya (uncredited)
Gary John Clarke
Garden Party Guest (uncredited)
David Louw
German Delegate
Mark J. Paterson
Robin's Guest (uncredited)
Jonathan Hyde
Dr. Entwistle
Sylvester Groth
Dr. Erik Langdorf
Marina Bye
Pamela Harris
David Butler
Estate Manager
André Jacobs
Governor
Terry Norton
Governor's Wife
Dallon Brewer
Jonathan Aged 2
Deacon Brewer
Jonathan Aged 2
Jack Madigan
Jonathan Aged 5
Frank Madigan
Jonathan Aged 5
Tom Turner
Rory Stewart
Harriet Turnbull
Little Girl
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