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The Age of Innocence

A tale of nineteenth-century New York high society in which a young lawyer falls in love with a woman separated from her husband, while he is engaged to the woman's cousin.

Director

Martin Scorsese

Year

Genre

Box Office

$32,255,440

Production

Columbia Pictures,Cappa/De Fina Productions

Awards

Won 1 Oscar. 15 wins & 33 nominations total

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Newland Archer

Daniel Day-Lewis

Ellen Olenska

Michelle Pfeiffer

May Welland

Female Opera Singer

Linda Faye Farkas

Male Opera Singer

Michael Rees Davis

Male Opera Singer

Male Opera Singer

Larry Lefferts

Richard E. Grant

Sillerton Jackson

Mrs. Welland

Geraldine Chaplin

Regina Beaufort

Julius Beaufort

Beaufort Guest

Party Guest

John McLoughlin

Party Guest

Christopher Nilsson

Mrs. Mingott

Miriam Margolyes

Mrs. Archer

SiÃ¢n Phillips

Janey Archer

Henry van der Luyden

Louisa van der Luyden

The Duke

Mr. Urban Dagonet

Gertrude Lefferts

Countess Olenska's Maid

Cristina Pronzati

Florist

Mr. Letterblair

Stage Actress

Stage Actor

RiviÃ¨re

Mingott Maid

Katie Blenker (as Domenica Scorsese)

Domenica Cameron-Scorsese

Archer Maid

Philip

Archer Guest

Bishop

Mary Archer

Patricia Dunnock

Ted Archer

Robert Sean Leonard

The Narrator

Joanne Woodward

Ballroom Dancer

Debutante

Susan Lynn Bragg

Man in Crowd

Pasquale Cajano

Lady Admiring Engagement Ring at Beaufort Ball

Tamasin Day-Lewis

Society Gentleman

Elderly Woman at Jersey City Station

Catherine Scorsese

Elderly Man at Jersey City Station

Charles Scorsese

Photographer

Martin Scorsese

Man in Crowd / Gentleman with Lady

Self

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Newland Archer Ellen Olenska Ted Archer Mrs. Mingott The Narrator Mrs. Archer May Welland Larry Lefferts Mrs. Welland Sillerton Jackson Janey Archer Henry Van Der Luyden Mr. Letterblair Julius Beaufort Male Opera Singer

Carriages waited at the curb for the entire performance - The Age of Innocence

Carriages waited at the curb for the entire performance

We must always remember the eccentric bringing up she had - The Age of Innocence

We must always remember the eccentric bringing up she had

It invariably happened - The Age of Innocence

It invariably happened

Regina Beaufort came from an old South Carolina family - The Age of Innocence

Regina Beaufort came from an old South Carolina family

I'll be back on the first - The Age of Innocence

I'll be back on the first

I didn't think the Mingotts
would have tried it on. - The Age of Innocence

I didn't think the Mingotts would have tried it on.

Good evening, Mrs Welland.
Good evening, May. - The Age of Innocence

Good evening, Mrs Welland. Good evening, May.

It invariably happened, - The Age of Innocence

It invariably happened,

Only by actually passing through the Crimson drawing room - The Age of Innocence

Only by actually passing through the Crimson drawing room

Archer enjoyed such challenges to convention - The Age of Innocence

Archer enjoyed such challenges to convention

The worst of it is that I want to kiss you and I can't - The Age of Innocence

The worst of it is that I want to kiss you and I...

Did you tell Ellen as I asked you to? - The Age of Innocence

Did you tell Ellen as I asked you to?

When's the wedding to be - The Age of Innocence

When's the wedding to be

With characteristic independence - The Age of Innocence

With characteristic independence

Come and see me - The Age of Innocence

Come and see me

Certain nuisances escape Beaufort - The Age of Innocence

Certain nuisances escape Beaufort

I should have changed it to Elaine - The Age of Innocence

I should have changed it to Elaine

Eyes with a lot of lashes - The Age of Innocence

Eyes with a lot of lashes

Why should we bury a woman alive if her husband prefers to live with whores - The Age of Innocence

Why should we bury a woman alive if her husband prefers to...

They all lived in a kind of hieroglyphics world - The Age of Innocence

They all lived in a kind of hieroglyphics world

It's the principal that I dislike - The Age of Innocence

It's the principal that I dislike

The Countess did not observe this rule - The Age of Innocence

The Countess did not observe this rule

May I tell you what most interests me about New York - The Age of Innocence

May I tell you what most interests me about New York

Are you very much in love with her - The Age of Innocence

Are you very much in love with her

It was good of you
to devote yourself to Madame Olenska - The Age of Innocence

It was good of you to devote yourself to Madame Olenska

How do you like this odd little house - The Age of Innocence

How do you like this odd little house

Is fashion such a serious consideration - The Age of Innocence

Is fashion such a serious consideration

Is New York such a labyrinth - The Age of Innocence

Is New York such a labyrinth

All the older women like and admire you - The Age of Innocence

All the older women like and admire you

Divorce is always unpleasant - The Age of Innocence

Divorce is always unpleasant

I'm having a nice oyster supper in your honor - The Age of Innocence

I'm having a nice oyster supper in your honor

It was vile. - The Age of Innocence

If he chooses to fight the case - The Age of Innocence

If he chooses to fight the case

What could you possibly gain that could make up for the scandal - The Age of Innocence

What could you possibly gain that could make up for the...

For mercy's sake, don't cry so bitterly. - The Age of Innocence

For mercy's sake, don't cry so bitterly.

Do you think her lover will send her a box of yellow roses tomorrow morning - The Age of Innocence

Do you think her lover will send her a box of yellow roses...

I... - The Age of Innocence

I had a letter from May from St Augustine. - The Age of Innocence

I had a letter from May from St Augustine.

I do want you to know
what you advised me was right. - The Age of Innocence

I do want you to know what you advised me was right.

I knew you'd come - The Age of Innocence

I knew you'd come

Cousin May wrote - The Age of Innocence

Cousin May wrote

I shan't be here long. - The Age of Innocence

I shan't be here long.

Is he what you were running from? - The Age of Innocence

Is he what you were running from?

Hello, Beaufort. This way. - The Age of Innocence

Hello, Beaufort. This way.

Well Archer Rusticating - The Age of Innocence

Well Archer Rusticating

I can't have my happiness made out of a wrong to someone else - The Age of Innocence

I can't have my happiness made out of a wrong to...

He could feel her dropping back to an inexpressive girlishness - The Age of Innocence

He could feel her dropping back to an inexpressive...

Is this really so difficult - The Age of Innocence

Is this really so difficult

We should remember - The Age of Innocence

We should remember

I told him he should have married you - The Age of Innocence

I told him he should have married you

I wish I didn't have to leave. - The Age of Innocence

I wish I didn't have to leave.

I must go where I'm invited or I should be too lonely - The Age of Innocence

I must go where I'm invited or I should be too lonely

Don't make love to me - The Age of Innocence

Don't make love to me

Ellen. - The Age of Innocence

Nothing's done that can't be undone - The Age of Innocence

Nothing's done that can't be undone

They never knew what it meant to be tempted - The Age of Innocence

They never knew what it meant to be tempted

You couldn't be happy if it meant being cruel - The Age of Innocence

You couldn't be happy if it meant being cruel

"Ellen, Granny's telegram was successful. - The Age of Innocence

"Ellen, Granny's telegram was successful.

In Paris, she ordered her clothes. - The Age of Innocence

In Paris, she ordered her clothes.

As for the madness with Madame Olenska - The Age of Innocence

As for the madness with Madame Olenska

I gave up arguing with young people 50 years ago - The Age of Innocence

I gave up arguing with young people 50 years ago

The past had come again into the present - The Age of Innocence

The past had come again into the present

He gave himself a single chance. - The Age of Innocence

He gave himself a single chance.

Ellen. - The Age of Innocence

You have been a way a very long time - The Age of Innocence

You have been a way a very long time

I'll have to leave a note at the hotel. - The Age of Innocence

I'll have to leave a note at the hotel.

Isn't that why you always admire Julius Beaufort - The Age of Innocence

Isn't that why you always admire Julius Beaufort

I married one woman because another told me to - The Age of Innocence

I married one woman because another told me to

You gave me my first glimpse of a real life - The Age of Innocence

You gave me my first glimpse of a real life

He would see her again. - The Age of Innocence

He would see her again.

Evening, sir. - The Age of Innocence

Your name was Beaufort when he covered you with jewels - The Age of Innocence

Your name was Beaufort when he covered you with jewels

He knew it was two hours by ferry - The Age of Innocence

He knew it was two hours by ferry

I think we should look at reality - The Age of Innocence

I think we should look at reality

Can we be happy behind the backs of people who trust us - The Age of Innocence

Can we be happy behind the backs of people who trust us

What are you reading - The Age of Innocence

What are you reading

Shall I come to you once and then go home - The Age of Innocence

Shall I come to you once and then go home

It was the custom in old New York - The Age of Innocence

It was the custom in old New York

- It's impossible.
- Impossible? - The Age of Innocence

- It's impossible. - Impossible?

Beaufort may not receive invitations anymore - The Age of Innocence

Beaufort may not receive invitations anymore

Delightful evening, Newland. - The Age of Innocence

Delightful evening, Newland.

It did go off beautifully, didn't it? - The Age of Innocence

It did go off beautifully, didn't it?

Have you told anyone else? - The Age of Innocence

Have you told anyone else?

Did you mind my telling her, Newland? - The Age of Innocence

Did you mind my telling her, Newland?

It was the room - The Age of Innocence

It was the room

And it was in this room, too,
that her father had kissed her - The Age of Innocence

And it was in this room, too, that her father had kissed her

The Atlantic is calling us - The Age of Innocence

The Atlantic is calling us

Annie made me swear to do three things in Paris - The Age of Innocence

Annie made me swear to do three things in Paris

Annie made me swear to do three things in Paris - The Age of Innocence

Annie made me swear to do three things in Paris

She asked to see me alone - The Age of Innocence

She asked to see me alone

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A tale of nineteenth-century New York high society in which a young lawyer falls in love with a woman separated from her husband, while he is engaged to the woman's cousin.

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Director: Martin Scorsese

Writer: Edith Wharton, Jay Cocks, Martin Scorsese

Production: Columbia Pictures,Cappa/De Fina Productions

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1993

MetaScore: 90/100

ImdbRating: 7.2

BoxOffice: $32,255,440

Released: 01 Oct 1993

Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 15 wins & 33 nominations total

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