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Vanity Fair

Growing up poor in London, Becky Sharp defies her poverty-stricken background and ascends the social ladder alongside her best friend, Amelia Sedley.

Director

Mira Nair

Year

Genre

Box Office

$16,136,476

Production

N/A

Awards

2 wins & 5 nominations

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The Marquess of Steyne

Young Becky

Francis Sharp

Roger Lloyd Pack

Miss Pinkerton

Miss Pinkerton's Crone

Becky Sharp

Reese Witherspoon

Ms. Green

Amelia Sedley

Joseph Sedley

Mrs. Sedley

Deborah Findlay

Mr. Sedley

John Franklyn-Robbins

Biju

William Dobbin

George Osborne

Jonathan Rhys Meyers

Gambler

Queen's Crawley Mail Coach Driver

Sir Pitt Crawley

Pitt Crawley

Lady Crawley

Young Rose Crawley

Georgina Edmonds

Young Celia Crawley

Emilie Richardson

Horrocks

Lady Southdown

Geraldine McEwan

Lady Jane Sheepshanks

Miss Matilda Crawley

Rawdon Crawley

Firkin

Doctor

Mr. Osborne

Maria Osborne

Coalman

Auctioneer

Rhoda Swartz

Kathryn Drysdale

Lord Bareacres

Lady Bareacres

Barbara Leigh-Hunt

Lord Darlington

Lady Darlington

General Tufto

Mr. Raggles

Curzon Street Footman

Nursemaid

Gabrielle Lloyd

Rawdy

William Melling

Georgy

Mr. Moss

Desert Beauty

Anu Gopalakrishnan

Officer

Rose Crawley

Celia Crawley

Little Pitt

Lady Steyne

Lady Gaunt

Camilla Rutherford

Lady George

Alexandra Staden

Mr. Wenham

The King

Coventry Island Man

Veerendra Saxena

Casino Boy

Bruce Mackinnon

Casino Boy

German Official

Casino Stranger

Young Georgy

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Amanda Courtney-Davies

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Louise Rhian Poole

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Tracey Lushington

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Stephenie McMillan

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

Dancer - 'Slave Dance'

German Casino Goer

British Soldier

German Gambler

Gambler in Casino

Mick Fryer-Kelsey

Dancer

Posh Scarlet Lady

Tatiana Lavrentieva

Finishing Schoolgirl

Charlotte Mason-Apps

Soldier

Craig James Morgan

Older Rawdy Crawley

Robert Pattinson

Indian Servant

Public School Girl

Public School Girl

Lady Agatha

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Mrs. Sedley Becky Sharp Rawdon Crawley Miss Matilda Crawley Amelia Sedley The Marquess Of Steyne George Osborne Maria Osborne Mr. Osborne William Dobbin

- Look after your carriage, mister. - Oh, please, sir! Please! - Vanity Fair

- Look after your carriage, mister. - Oh, please, sir!...

Mind your backs. Excuse us. - Vanity Fair

Mind your backs. Excuse us.

I'm very much obliged, sir. - Vanity Fair

I'm very much obliged, sir.

The orphanage can take her, but I thought you might find her useful. - Vanity Fair

The orphanage can take her, but I thought you might find her...

Good-bye, Miss Sedley. You are a credit to us. - Vanity Fair

Good-bye, Miss Sedley. You are a credit to us.

Miss Sharp, I can't pretend to understand... - Vanity Fair

Miss Sharp, I can't pretend to understand...

Oh, Miss Pinkerton? - Vanity Fair

Oh, Miss Pinkerton?

Revenge may be wicked but it's perfectly natural - Vanity Fair

Revenge may be wicked but it's perfectly natural

Becky, be careful.! Those curries can burn.! - Vanity Fair

Becky, be careful.! Those curries can burn.!

So, Miss Sharp, how do you find your first taste of India? - Vanity Fair

So, Miss Sharp, how do you find your first taste of India?

Dearest Miss Sharp, I give him to you. - Vanity Fair

Dearest Miss Sharp, I give him to you.

It might turn out to be a blessing in disguise - Vanity Fair

It might turn out to be a blessing in disguise

Queen's Crawley.! - Vanity Fair

Queen's Crawley.!

Yes? - Vanity Fair

Keep your toadying till I get to a fire - Vanity Fair

Keep your toadying till I get to a fire

Are you trying to steer me towards an indiscretion - Vanity Fair

Are you trying to steer me towards an indiscretion

What was that Nothing A false note - Vanity Fair

What was that Nothing A false note

Oh please tell me there's something disreputable in your past - Vanity Fair

Oh please tell me there's something disreputable in...

How do I look - Vanity Fair

Must you go, Rawdon? Uh, l-I thought you might stay for some shooting. - Vanity Fair

Must you go, Rawdon? Uh, l-I thought you might stay for some...

The governor will miss you. - Vanity Fair

The governor will miss you.

Apples! Juicy apples! Come on, people! Juicy apples! - Vanity Fair

Apples! Juicy apples! Come on, people! Juicy apples!

Welcome to London. - Vanity Fair

Welcome to London.

Oh, goodness.! Look busy. The mistress is home.! - Vanity Fair

Oh, goodness.! Look busy. The mistress is home.!

Here we are, my dear. - Vanity Fair

Here we are, my dear.

George is engaged It's understood - Vanity Fair

George is engaged It's understood

So Miss Sharp - Vanity Fair

Two men and two men only will enter my bed chamber - Vanity Fair

Two men and two men only will enter my bed chamber

She talks like Oliver Cromwell but thinks like Charles I - Vanity Fair

She talks like Oliver Cromwell but thinks like Charles I

I had thought her a mere social climber - Vanity Fair

I had thought her a mere social climber

Coal! Pick 'em up, boy. - Vanity Fair

Coal! Pick 'em up, boy.

Are you all right, Miss? I will be if you're going past Baker Street. - Vanity Fair

Are you all right, Miss? I will be if you're going past...

What do you want? Time, Osborne, that's what I want. - Vanity Fair

What do you want? Time, Osborne, that's what I want.

When you next see him, will you give him this? - Vanity Fair

When you next see him, will you give him this?

Oh, look what he's done! Oh, isn't he wonderful? - Vanity Fair

Oh, look what he's done! Oh, isn't he wonderful?

Your father does not much trouble to conceal his plans. - Vanity Fair

Your father does not much trouble to conceal his plans.

We won't know anyone. Whose fault is that? - Vanity Fair

We won't know anyone. Whose fault is that?

Here comes the famous Mrs. Crawley. - Vanity Fair

Here comes the famous Mrs. Crawley.

Good evening. Good evening. - Vanity Fair

Good evening. Good evening.

Mrs. Crawley. Yes, good evening. - Vanity Fair

Mrs. Crawley. Yes, good evening.

Captain Osborne. - Vanity Fair

Captain Osborne.

I wish you'd let me come with you. No. I mean it. Go back at once. - Vanity Fair

I wish you'd let me come with you. No. I mean it. Go...

How prettily the Duchess has arranged things. - Vanity Fair

How prettily the Duchess has arranged things.

- I see you've been busy. - Very. - Vanity Fair

- I see you've been busy. - Very.

I'll leave you to it, gentlemen. - Vanity Fair

I'll leave you to it, gentlemen.

Your Grace. My lords, ladies and gentlemen. - Vanity Fair

Your Grace. My lords, ladies and gentlemen.

You won't do anything brave will you - Vanity Fair

You won't do anything brave will you

What - Vanity Fair

Mrs. Crawley.! Discretion being the better part of valor, - Vanity Fair

Mrs. Crawley.! Discretion being the better part of valor,

If you have stolen his last evening from me I shall never forgive you - Vanity Fair

If you have stolen his last evening from me I shall never...

It's the bagpipes. - Vanity Fair

It's the bagpipes.

"My dearest father, though we parted in anger, - Vanity Fair

"My dearest father, though we parted in anger,

"Forgive me if you can. - Vanity Fair

"Forgive me if you can.

This one here stays. - Vanity Fair

This one here stays.

Scullery, dining room, boudoir. - Vanity Fair

Scullery, dining room, boudoir.

Ya-ha! Rawdy! - Vanity Fair

- Yes? - Are you a soldier, sir? - Vanity Fair

- Yes? - Are you a soldier, sir?

Clear the way there! - Vanity Fair

Clear the way there!

Listen, Dobbs, if you'd rather leave it for some other time, I can easily find someone else. - Vanity Fair

Listen, Dobbs, if you'd rather leave it for some other...

Dobbs, I can't breathe! - Vanity Fair

Dobbs, I can't breathe!

They will bully you and snub you and patronize you - Vanity Fair

They will bully you and snub you and patronize you

Remember. You have no friends beyond this door. - Vanity Fair

Remember. You have no friends beyond this door.

Lady Bareacres, what did you make of the new Figaro? I thought it was quite interesting. - Vanity Fair

Lady Bareacres, what did you make of the new Figaro? I...

I hear you sing and play beautifully, Mrs. Crawley. - Vanity Fair

I hear you sing and play beautifully, Mrs. Crawley.

What are you doing? I've seen enough cruelty in this house to want to inflict it. - Vanity Fair

What are you doing? I've seen enough cruelty in this...

"Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal." - Vanity Fair

"Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal."

She hasn't been at all well, has she? - Vanity Fair

She hasn't been at all well, has she?

It's time, darling. - Vanity Fair

It's time, darling.

It's Mrs. Crawley. - Vanity Fair

It's Mrs. Crawley.

You remember the child who set a high price on this picture... - Vanity Fair

You remember the child who set a high price on this...

Good night. - Vanity Fair

You sure I can't get you anything, Colonel? - Vanity Fair

You sure I can't get you anything, Colonel?

Poor Rawdon. He's in prison. - Vanity Fair

Poor Rawdon. He's in prison.

I must apologize... - Vanity Fair

I must apologize...

Take off that necklace. - Vanity Fair

Take off that necklace.

A thousand pounds. - Vanity Fair

A thousand pounds.

Rawdon Rawdon wait - Vanity Fair

Rawdon Rawdon wait

Who? Who said that? - Vanity Fair

Who? Who said that?

Place your bets. - Vanity Fair

Place your bets.

I'm sorry, I don't speak... Is this your first time in the casino? - Vanity Fair

I'm sorry, I don't speak... Is this your first...

Hurry. In the back. - Vanity Fair

Hurry. In the back.

My Angel, take compassion upon us. - Vanity Fair

My Angel, take compassion upon us.

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Growing up poor in London, Becky Sharp defies her poverty-stricken background and ascends the social ladder alongside her best friend, Amelia Sedley.

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Director: Mira Nair

Writer: Matthew Faulk, Mark Skeet, Julian Fellowes

Production: N/A

Genre: drama

Year: 2004

MetaScore: 53/100

ImdbRating: 6.2

BoxOffice: $16,136,476

Released: 01 Sep 2004

Awards: 2 wins & 5 nominations

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