Northanger Abbey (2007)
Overview
A young woman's penchant for sensational Gothic novels leads to misunderstandings in the matters of the heart.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 8.793 |
Directed By
Jon Jones
Crew
Jon Jones
Charles Elton
Rebecca Eaton
James Flynn
Andy Harries
Morgan O'Sullivan
Chiara Murphy
Jane Austen
Andrew Davies
Keith Thompson
Ciarán Tanham
Sue Wyatt
Dan Hubbard
John Hubbard
David Wilson
Mark Lowry
Grania Preston
Kevin Byrne
Seth Dubieniec
Con Dempsey
Stephen Murphy
Susan O'Connor Cave
Jane Barton
Sue Mythen
Muriel Bell
Olivier Seyfrid
Muriel Bell
Martina Byrne
Charlie Mole
Jim Corcoran
TOP CAST
Felicity Jones
Catherine Morland
Carey Mulligan
Isabella Thorpe
JJ Feild
Henry Tilney
Geraldine James
Jane Austen (voice)
Sylvestra Le Touzel
Mrs Allen
Desmond Barrit
Mr Allen
William Beck
John Thorpe
Gerry O'Brien
Mr. Morland
Liam McMahon
Sedley
Catherine Walker
Eleanor Tilney
Liam Cunningham
General Tilney
Michael Judd
Pastor
Julia Dearden
Mrs Morland
David Brittain
Gothic Villains
Patrick Ryan
Gothic Villains
Mal Whyte
Rude Man
Myles Breen
Mr King
Bernadette McKenna
Mrs Thorpe
Shauna Taylor
Maria Thorpe
Sophie Vavasseur
Anne Thorpe
Hugh O'Conor
James Morland
Anne Fitzpatrick
Opera Singer
Mark Dymond
Capt Frederick Tilney
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