The Hours(2002)
"The Hours" is the story of three women searching for more potent, meaningful lives. Each is alive at a different time and place, all are linked by their yearnings and their fears. Their stories intertwine, and finally come together in a surprising, transcendent moment of shared recognition.
Director:
Stephen Daldry
Writer:
David Hare
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Nicole Kidman
as Virginia Woolf |
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Julianne Moore
as Laura Brown |
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Meryl Streep
as Clarissa Vaughan |
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Stephen Dillane
as Leonard Woolf |
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Miranda Richardson
as Vanessa Bell |
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George Loftus
as Quentin Bell |
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Charley Ramm
as Julian Bell |
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Sophie Wyburd
as Angelica Bell |
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Lyndsey Marshal
as Lottie Hope |
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Linda Bassett
as Nelly Boxall |
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Christian Coulson
as Ralph Partridge |
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Michael Culkin
as Doctor |
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John C. Reilly
as Dan Brown |
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Toni Collette
as Kitty |
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Ed Harris
as Richard Brown |
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Allison Janney
as Sally Lester |
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Claire Danes
as Julia Vaughan |
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Jeff Daniels
as Louis Waters |
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Jack Rovello
as Richie |
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Eileen Atkins
as Barbara in the Flower Shop |
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Margo Martindale
as Mrs. Latch |
Directing | Stephen Daldry | Director |
Production | Mark Huffam | Producer |
Writing | David Hare | Screenplay |
Production | Robert Fox | Producer |
Production | Scott Rudin | Producer |
Production | Ian MacNeil | Producer |
Production | Mark Huffam | Executive Producer |
Sound | Philip Glass | Original Music Composer |
Camera | Seamus McGarvey | Director of Photography |
Editing | Peter Boyle | Editor |
Production | Patsy Pollock | Casting |
Production | Daniel Swee | Casting |
Art | Maria Djurkovic | Production Design |
Art | Nick Palmer | Art Direction |
Art | Philippa Hart | Set Decoration |
Costume & Make-Up | Ann Roth | Costume Design |
Sound | Richard Strauss | Music |
Writing | Michael Cunningham | Novel |