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Widows' Peak

In 1934, an English widow moves to Widows' Peak, Ireland. She befriends other widows and the son of one. Hostility escalates between her and an Irish spinster.

Director

John Irvin

Year

Genre

comedy, crime, mystery

Box Office

$6,243,722

Production

N/A

Awards

2 wins & 1 nomination

Miss Katherine O'Hare

Mrs. Doyle-Counihan

Mrs. Edwina Broome

Natasha Richardson

Godfrey Doyle-Counihan

Con Clancy, Kilshannon Dentist

Miss Grubb, Doyle-Counihan's Maid

Canon Murtagh

Maddie O'Hara, Broome's Maid

Gaffney, Lawyer

Gerard McSorley

Lieutenant Rokesby

Michael James Ford

Grogan, Realtor

Mrs. Colgan

Mrs. Mulrooney

Mrs. Lawless

Mrs. Purdieu

Mrs. Buckley

Mrs. Fogerty

Chief Inspector Killkelly from Limerick

FX

Bridgie

Jasmine Russell

Mrs. Dolores Furlong

Liam

Compere

Rural Lout

Townie

Malcolm Douglas

Garda Super

Sr. Teresa

Tall Thin Girl

Rachael Dowling

Mary Lucy

Aisling Flitton

Penitent

Maria McDermottroe

Singer

O'Farrell

Kevin O'Farrell

Pianist

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Miss Katherine O'hare

Morning, ma'am. - Widows' Peak

Morning, ma'am.

The woman I always say is born for widowhood - Widows' Peak

The woman I always say is born for widowhood

Nobody's going to tell me I don't disinfect - Widows' Peak

Nobody's going to tell me I don't disinfect

Oh the first day I capped eyes on that one - Widows' Peak

Oh the first day I capped eyes on that one

Good morning, miss O'Hare. - Widows' Peak

Good morning, miss O'Hare.

It's the Lucy girl - Widows' Peak

It's the Lucy girl

Shit! - Widows' Peak

Had a puncture? - Widows' Peak

Had a puncture?

Widow's in Kilshannon Mrs Broome - Widows' Peak

Widow's in Kilshannon Mrs Broome

I came to Kilshannon for the climate - Widows' Peak

I came to Kilshannon for the climate

Oh, look. - Widows' Peak

Here comes god - Widows' Peak

And Nigel had often spoken so affectionately of Ireland - Widows' Peak

And Nigel had often spoken so affectionately of Ireland

I'm dead.
That's what it is. - Widows' Peak

I'm dead. That's what it is.

This place we're
going to... Katy Daly's. - Widows' Peak

This place we're going to... Katy Daly's.

She said I brought you a gift - Widows' Peak

She said I brought you a gift

I don't like idlers - Widows' Peak

I don't like idlers

When I receive your proposal I'll consider it - Widows' Peak

When I receive your proposal I'll consider it

Bloody fool! - Widows' Peak

The poor thing hasn't two ha'pennies to rub together - Widows' Peak

The poor thing hasn't two ha'pennies to rub...

Ma'am! Ma'am!
It's on the wall. - Widows' Peak

Ma'am! Ma'am! It's on the wall.

She credits me with being smarter than I am - Widows' Peak

She credits me with being smarter than I am

Hey, now! - Widows' Peak

Hey! Come back! - Widows' Peak

Hey! Come back!

Not bad. - Widows' Peak

Oh! - Widows' Peak

Are we sinking I can't swim - Widows' Peak

Are we sinking I can't swim

Excellent And Forgive me - Widows' Peak

Excellent And Forgive me

Even when the English are murdering you - Widows' Peak

Even when the English are murdering you

Well, you're going
to talk about it now. - Widows' Peak

Well, you're going to talk about it now.

Good morn to you, miss O'Hare. - Widows' Peak

Good morn to you, miss O'Hare.

What is it, Con? - Widows' Peak

What is it, Con?

I won't say goodbye to you,
miss O'Hare. - Widows' Peak

I won't say goodbye to you, miss O'Hare.

That's the last
we'll see of her. - Widows' Peak

That's the last we'll see of her.

Godfrey! Miss Grubb! - Widows' Peak

Godfrey! Miss Grubb!

Oh,
my god! What are we going to do? - Widows' Peak

Oh, my god! What are we going to do?

Ahoy, there! - Widows' Peak

Right.
Take her back, Jim. - Widows' Peak

Right. Take her back, Jim.

We have had 700 years of English tyranny - Widows' Peak

We have had 700 years of English tyranny

For a strap of an englishwoman - Widows' Peak

For a strap of an englishwoman

Bye-bye, mammy! - Widows' Peak

Bye-bye, mammy!

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In 1934, an English widow moves to Widows' Peak, Ireland. She befriends other widows and the son of one. Hostility escalates between her and an Irish spinster.

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Director: John Irvin

Writer: Hugh Leonard

Production: N/A

Genre: comedy, crime, mystery

Year: 1994

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.7

BoxOffice: $6,243,722

Released: 13 May 1994

Awards: 2 wins & 1 nomination

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