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#103
Seen It:
Yes
#103
Seen It:
Yes
USA / English
| Nicole Kidman | Virginia Woolf |
| Julianne Moore | Laura Brown |
| Meryl Streep | Clarissa Vaughn |
| Stephen Dillane | Leonard Woolf |
| John C. Reilly | Dan Brown |
| Miranda Richardson | Vanessa Bell |
| Linda Bassett | Nelly Boxall |
| Jack Rovello | Ritchie Brown |
| Toni Collette | Kitty |
| Ed Harris | Richard Brown |
| Claire Danes | |
| Jeff Daniels | |
| Allison Janney |
| Director | Stephen Daldry |
| Producer | Robert Fox; Scott Rudin |
| Writer | Michael Cunningham; David Hare |
"Seductive and brilliant! A hard-won celebration of life as it is meant to be lived. It may be set in 1923 or 1951 or 2001, but it is always vividly, urgently, NOW."
-David Ansen, Newsweek
"The Hours' uses all the resources of cinema-masterful writing, superb acting, and directorial intelligence-to make a film whose cumulative power takes viewers by surprise."
-Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
Academy Award winner for Best Actress of the Year: Nicole Kidman.
Golden Globe Award winner for Best Picture.
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Features
| Commentary by Meryl Streep, Julianne Moore and Nicole Kidman Commentary by Director Stephen Daldry & Novelist Michael Cunningham Filmmaker's Introduction 4 Featurettes-Three Women, The Mind and Times Of Virginia Woolf, The Music of the Hours and The Lives of Mrs. Dalloway Theatrical Trailer |