Where Angels Fear to Tread (1991)
Overview
An English widow goes to Italy, falls in love with a dentist's son and marries him, against her straitlaced family's wishes.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.418 |
Directed By
Charles Sturridge
Crew
Charles Sturridge
Tim Sullivan
Derek Granger
Charles Sturridge
Nick Elliott
Giovanna Romagnoli
Joyce Gallie
Rita Forzano
Monica Howe
Simon Holland
Michael Coulter
Peter Coulson
Olivia Stewart
Jeffrey Taylor
Kent Walwin
Derek Granger
John Dodds
Lil Sterling
Chris Harvey
John Salter
Terry Edland
Alvaro Romagnoli
Nicola Terlizzi
Marco Romagnoli
Giovanni Favella
Eddie Burt
Tommaso Mele
Francesco Cagnone
Sabina Segatori
Simona Fanti
Luigi Sergianni
Alessina Nipoti
Isabella Migetto
Sarah Touaibi
Julius Gladwell
Lisa-Kim Ling Kuan
Salvatore Magnisi
Jane Healy
Rizia Ortolani
David Snell
Rachel Portman
E.M. Forster
Walter Massi
Robert Fabbri
Bojana Sutic
Lesley Stewart
Andrea Borella
Jeremy Gee
Chris Plevin
Luke Redgrave
Mary Holdsworth
Peter Sutton
Luigi Marchione
Aileen Seaton
Heather Jones
Stephen Miles
Hugh Strain
John Ireland
Rusty Coppleman
Freya Pinsent
Maria Fiorito
Sally Osoba
Frank Connor
Chris Paton
Marianne Ford
Cordelia Hardy
Chris Allies
Graham Walker
TOP CAST
Rupert Graves
Philip Herriton
Helen Mirren
Lilia Herriton
Helena Bonham Carter
Caroline Abbott
Barbara Jefford
Mrs. Herriton
Judy Davis
Harriet Herriton
Thomas Wheatley
Mr. Kingcroft
Sophie Kullmann
Irma
Vass Anderson
Mr. Abbott
Sylvia Barter
Mrs. Theobald
Eileen Davies
Ethel
Siria Betti
Hotel-Keeper
Giovanni Guidelli
Gino Carella
Anna Lelio
Perfetta
Luca Lazzareschi
Spiridione
Sergio Falasca
Carriage Driver
Evelina Meghnagi
Opera Singer
Gaetano Piro
Hooded Man
Giuseppe Vivenzio
Carriage Driver
Tullio Baccellini
Postman
Lea Burroni
Hotel Maid
Clementina Sguerri
Hotel Maid
Charlie Pinsent
Girl in Cafe
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