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"Screen Two" Persuasion

Eight years earlier, Anne Elliot, the daughter of a financially troubled aristocratic family, was persuaded to break off her engagement to Frederick Wentworth, a young seaman, who, though ...

Director

Roger Michell

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

BBC Film,Millésime Productions,GBH,France 2

Awards

7 wins & 2 nominations.

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Anne Elliot

Captain Wentworth

Lady Russell

Susan Fleetwood

Sir Walter Elliot

Mrs. Croft

Admiral Croft

Elizabeth Elliot

Phoebe Nicholls

Mr. Elliot

Mary Musgrove

Sophie Thompson

Mrs. Musgrove

Charles Musgrove

Simon Russell Beale

Mrs. Clay

Mr. Musgrove

Louisa Musgrove

Henrietta Musgrove

Victoria Hamilton

Captain Harville

Robert Glenister

Captain Benwick

Mrs. Smith

Helen Schlesinger

Nurse Rooke

Mr. Shepherd

Lady Dalrymple

Darlene Johnson

Miss Carteret

Henry Hayter

Isaac Maxwell-Hunt

Sir Henry Willoughby

Roger Llewellyn

Mrs Harville

Naval Officer

Naval Officer

Jemima

Landlord

Apothecary

Coachman

Richard Brenner

Tradesman

Tradesman

Lady Dalrymple's Butler

Footman

Dermot Kerrigan

Little Charles

Little Charles

Little Walter

Concert Opera Singer

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Come on. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

MAN:
Mr. Shepherd, sir! - "Screen Two" Persuasion

MAN: Mr. Shepherd, sir!

I strongly object to the navy - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I strongly object to the navy

In town I was in company with a certain Admiral Baldwin - "Screen Two" Persuasion

In town I was in company with a certain Admiral Baldwin

He is a married man but without children - "Screen Two" Persuasion

He is a married man but without children

If only I'd had a son,
all this might one day
have been his. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

If only I'd had a son, all this might one day have been...

(DRIVER)
Walk on. Come along. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

(DRIVER) Walk on. Come along.

Only because you associate it with the passing of your dear mother - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Only because you associate it with the passing of your dear...

Lady Russell I have never said this - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Lady Russell I have never said this

Now here are the new poems I was telling you of - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Now here are the new poems I was telling you of

Oh Anne - "Screen Two" Persuasion

It is so very uncomfortable not having a carriage of one's own - "Screen Two" Persuasion

It is so very uncomfortable not having a carriage of...

It is a very bad thing to be visited by children - "Screen Two" Persuasion

It is a very bad thing to be visited by children

Mama doesn't care about etiquette - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Mama doesn't care about etiquette

When you have a moment you must speak to Charles Anne - "Screen Two" Persuasion

When you have a moment you must speak to Charles Anne

And when will the admiral
take possession? - "Screen Two" Persuasion

And when will the admiral take possession?

Are you coming in Henrietta Or is my cottage insufficiently grand for you - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Are you coming in Henrietta Or is my cottage insufficiently...

LITTLE WALTER:
Mama! Mama, Mama! - "Screen Two" Persuasion

LITTLE WALTER: Mama! Mama, Mama!

How can you contemplate such
a thing? How can you abandon - "Screen Two" Persuasion

How can you contemplate such a thing? How can you abandon

Nursing does not belong to a man Mary It is not his province - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Nursing does not belong to a man Mary It is not his province

Oh this is always my luck - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Oh this is always my luck

Do your women often come shooting Charles - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Do your women often come shooting Charles

I hate to hear you talking about all women as though they were - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I hate to hear you talking about all women as though they...

(PIANO) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

LOUISA:
No, never. She has quite
given up dancing. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

LOUISA: No, never. She has quite given up dancing.

-Good morning.
-Good morning! - "Screen Two" Persuasion

-Good morning. -Good morning!

I wonder where the gig
will overturn today. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I wonder where the gig will overturn today.

I think you're trying to get out of it - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I think you're trying to get out of it

(SIGHS) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

(PANTING) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I would not be turned back from a thing I had determined to do - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I would not be turned back from a thing I had determined to...

If only Anne had accepted him - "Screen Two" Persuasion

If only Anne had accepted him

I had better sit your side,
Anne, if you have had your
rest. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I had better sit your side, Anne, if you have had your rest.

Mary. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Do you not think Sophy that your brother is ready to fall in love - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Do you not think Sophy that your brother is ready to fall in...

Before we enter
Harville's house, I must
warn you that lodging there... - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Before we enter Harville's house, I must warn you that ...

Tell me do you prefer Marmion or The Lady of the Lake - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Tell me do you prefer Marmion or The Lady of the Lake

You ought perhaps - "Screen Two" Persuasion

You ought perhaps

But you cannot know the depth of my despair - "Screen Two" Persuasion

But you cannot know the depth of my despair

-Good morning, Anne.
-Good morning. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

-Good morning, Anne. -Good morning.

Oh! Madam,
I do apologize. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Oh! Madam, I do apologize.

(ALL CHATTING) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Look Kippers for breakfast - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Look Kippers for breakfast

I have enjoyed our debates. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I have enjoyed our debates.

Catch me. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I cannot leave my sister - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I cannot leave my sister

Well, I think it should be
Anne. No one's so capable as
Anne. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Well, I think it should be Anne. No one's so capable as...

-If only I - If only...
-Yes. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

-If only I - If only... -Yes.

Anne. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Damned foolish - "Screen Two" Persuasion

( "THE MINSTREL BOY TO THE WAR
HAS GONE" ) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

( "THE MINSTREL BOY TO THE WAR HAS GONE" )

I have frequently observed that one handsome face - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I have frequently observed that one handsome face

What's the news Sir Walter - "Screen Two" Persuasion

What's the news Sir Walter

He holds my father he says in high esteem - "Screen Two" Persuasion

He holds my father he says in high esteem

This is all most agreeable - "Screen Two" Persuasion

This is all most agreeable

We are here to improve the admiral's health - "Screen Two" Persuasion

We are here to improve the admiral's health

Your looks are greatly improved Anne - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Your looks are greatly improved Anne

Sir Walter Elliot,
late of Kellynch Hall. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Sir Walter Elliot, late of Kellynch Hall.

Miss Anne Elliot. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Miss Anne Elliot.

Good company is always worth seeking - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Good company is always worth seeking

You presume to know me very well Mr Elliot - "Screen Two" Persuasion

You presume to know me very well Mr Elliot

You see Anne there are no secrets in Bath - "Screen Two" Persuasion

You see Anne there are no secrets in Bath

But their minds are so dissimilar - "Screen Two" Persuasion

But their minds are so dissimilar

(CHATTERING, LAUGHING) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

(CHATTERING, LAUGHING)

How do you do, Captain? - "Screen Two" Persuasion

How do you do, Captain?

You have come for the concert - "Screen Two" Persuasion

You have come for the concert

I've hardly seen you since that wretched day at Lyme - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I've hardly seen you since that wretched day at Lyme

Good night The next song is very beautiful - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Good night The next song is very beautiful

Louisa is become so severe Mama - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Louisa is become so severe Mama

You do not know him Oh he is charming He is clever but l - "Screen Two" Persuasion

You do not know him Oh he is charming He is clever but l

It has occurred to the admiral that when you are married - "Screen Two" Persuasion

It has occurred to the admiral that when you are married

You have an extraordinary ability to discompose my friend sir - "Screen Two" Persuasion

You have an extraordinary ability to discompose my friend...

Why does the town suffer this dreadful misapprehension that I shall marry him - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Why does the town suffer this dreadful misapprehension that...

We thought let them marry at once and make the best of it - "Screen Two" Persuasion

We thought let them marry at once and make the best of it

It's too much for me I confess so he undertakes it - "Screen Two" Persuasion

It's too much for me I confess so he undertakes it

Poor Phoebe - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Do you claim that for your sex - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Do you claim that for your sex

We do not forget you as soon as you forget us - "Screen Two" Persuasion

We do not forget you as soon as you forget us

I believe you capable of everything great and good - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I believe you capable of everything great and good

If I may - "Screen Two" Persuasion

-Ma'am.
-Good day,
Captain Wentworth. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

-Ma'am. -Good day, Captain Wentworth.

I tried to forget you - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I tried to forget you

(CIRCUS ANNOUNCER CALLING
IN ITALIAN) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

(CIRCUS ANNOUNCER CALLING IN ITALIAN)

(QUIET PARTY CHATTER) - "Screen Two" Persuasion

(QUIET PARTY CHATTER)

When Captain Wentworth arrives you must not monopolize him - "Screen Two" Persuasion

When Captain Wentworth arrives you must not monopolize him

Aye, Bonaparte
has got off Elba... - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Aye, Bonaparte has got off Elba...

(SOFTLY)
When you make a decision,
Anne, you must stick with it. - "Screen Two" Persuasion

(SOFTLY) When you make a decision, Anne, you must stick with...

Have you thought any further about my offer - "Screen Two" Persuasion

Have you thought any further about my offer

I have come on business Sir Walter - "Screen Two" Persuasion

I have come on business Sir Walter

"Screen Two" Persuasion poster

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Eight years earlier, Anne Elliot, the daughter of a financially troubled aristocratic family, was persuaded to break off her engagement to Frederick Wentworth, a young seaman, who, though ...

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Director: Roger Michell

Writer: Jane Austen (novel), Nick Dear (screenplay)

Production: BBC Film,Millésime Productions,GBH,France 2

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1995

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.7

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 27 Sep 1995

Awards: 7 wins & 2 nominations.

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