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All 43 Greta Scacchi Movies (in Order)
Get ready to dive into the world of Greta Scacchi as we take a look at some of her most iconic and memorable movie performances. From her early beginnings to her latest roles, we’ll provide you with a comprehensive overview of Greta Scacchi’s cinematic career. So sit back, relax, and get ready to be entertained as we explore the fascinating life of this talented actress.
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1. Heat and Dust (1983)
Heat and Dust” is a captivating drama-romance film released in 1983, focusing on the life of Anne as she investigates the shrouded past of her grand-aunt Olivia. Set in India during the 1920s, the movie takes you on a journey that delves deep into the history and personal life of Olivia. A series of powerful relationships comes to light, including a scandal-ridden love story with a prince, challenging boundaries and testing the limits of passion and desire.
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2. Camille (1984)
Camille is a period drama set in Paris, focusing on the titular character, a courtesan navigating the complexities of love and societal expectations. When she falls deeply in love with young and promising Armand Duval, she must leave him to protect his future against his father’s disapproval.
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3. The Coca-Cola Kid (1985)
The Coca-Cola Kid” is a comedic drama set in Australia in the 1980s. The film follows ex-marine turned successful marketing guru Becker, played by Eric Roberts, as he arrives in the country with the mission to boost sales for his company’s cola. Upon discovering a dry spot in the Outback where locals are relentlessly consuming their homemade brew, Becker must face the challenges of a foreign landscape and a culture deeply devoted to their local brew.
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4. Defense of the Realm (1985)
In the gripping political thriller Defense of the Realm, released in 1986, an intrepid newspaper reporter finds himself in the middle of a high-stakes cover-up after exposing a Member of Parliament as a possible spy. As he delves deeper into the heart of the scandal, he discovers that the truth is far more complex than he could have ever imagined.
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5. Good Morning Babylon (1987)
Good Morning Babylon” is a captivating 1987 drama film that follows the lives of Nicola and Andrea, two Italian brothers who emigrate to America to escape the ruins of their father’s stonemasonry business. The brothers quickly find themselves navigating the bustling world of Hollywood, where they are drawn into the artistic creation of set design for celebrated filmmaker D. W. Griffith.
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6. White Mischief (1987)
In the exotic and bewitching setting of 1940s Kenya, “White Mischief” offers a thrilling portrait of a lifestyle of decadence and opulence. Based on James Fox’s bestselling novel, the film unravels the tangled web surrounding a married British couple, who, drawn by the glamour of colonial Africa, find themselves entangled in an increasingly dangerous world.
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7. A Man in Love (1987)
A Man in Love, released in 1987, is a thought-provoking drama and romance film directed by Diane Kurys. The movie features Peter Coyote, Greta Scacchi, and Jamie Lee Curtis in lead roles. Set in Rome, the film revolves around an American film-star and an unknown British actress who meet on set. Initially, the British actress’s journalist father angers the film-star, which leads to a passionate romance between them later on.
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8. Presumed Innocent (1990)
Presumed Innocent” is a gripping mystery thriller released in 1990, starring Harrison Ford, Raul Julia, and Greta Scacchi. Directed by Alan J. Pakula and written by Scott Turow, Frank Pierson, and Pakula himself, this intense film explores themes of adultery, blackmail, and betrayal.
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9. Shattered (1991)
Shattered, released in 1991 and directed by Wolfgang Petersen, is a gripping neo-noir crime drama that explores the dark side of human nature. The film follows an amnesiac man, played by Tom Berenger, who has lost his memory after a horrific car accident. As he slowly begins to unravel his shocking past, he finds himself entangled in a web of infidelity, adultery, and other heinous crimes.
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10. Fires Within (1991)
Fires Within” is a gripping drama-thriller that brings the complexities of one man’s journey from the depths of political imprisonment to the struggles of rebuilding his life in a new world. The story unfolds as a Cuban man is released after years of being held as a political prisoner and finally reunites with his family in Miami. The film delves into the emotional turmoil faced by the man and his loved ones as they navigate their way through the challenges of starting anew.
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11. The Player (1992)
The Player” is an enigmatic and captivating comedy, crime, and drama film directed by Robert Altman and written by Michael Tolkin. Released in 1992, it tells the story of a Hollywood studio executive who receives death threats from a writer whose script he rejected, but he has no clue which one. Featuring long takes, tracking shots, and a film studio setting, this gripping, 2-hour and 4-minute movie has accumulated 3 Oscar nominations, 24 wins, and 33 nominations in total.
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12. The Browning Version (1994)
The Browning Version” is a poignant British drama about an old-fashioned school teacher, on the brink of retirement, who begins to question his life’s choices. Nearing forced resignation, the strict and uptight educator is faced with an unexpected change of heart that challenges his deeply ingrained beliefs. Set in a preparatory school, the film delves into the strained relationships between teachers and students, as well as the camaraderie among the school faculty.
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13. Jefferson in Paris (1995)
Experience the intriguing tale of “Jefferson in Paris, ” a gripping biographical drama released in 1995. Directed by James Ivory and penned by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala, the film brings to life the complex relationship between Thomas Jefferson (Nick Nolte), the 3rd US President, and his slave girl, Sally Hemings (Gwyneth Paltrow), set against the backdrop of 18th-century Paris.
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14. Cosi (1996)
Cosi, released in 1996, is an intriguing dramedy that explores the unlikely bond between an inexperienced director, Lewis (Ben Mendelsohn), and a patient from a Sydney institution for mentally ill, Roy (Barry Otto). With a passion for storytelling and a stutter that he uses to his advantage, Lewis is offered a chance to direct a play at the institution. However, his dreams are put to the test when Roy takes over the project, demanding to put on Cosi Fan Tutte by Mozart.
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15. Emma (1996)
Emma, ” a 19th-century English romantic comedy-drama, follows the journey of a young woman named Emma Woodhouse, who is known for her matchmaking skills. As she attempts to navigate love for others, she nearly misses an opportunity for her own happiness.
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16. Rasputin (1996)
Rasputin” (1996) is a gripping HBO biopic that dives into the life of the enigmatic “mad monk, ” Grigori Rasputin. Set amidst the opulent Russian court of Czar Nicholas II, this compelling drama delves into the intricacies of Rasputin’s rise to power, his supernatural reputation, and the enigmatic hold he had over the royal family. Told through the eyes of a biographer who is determined to uncover the truth, the film offers an intimate look at the mysterious and complex man behind the myth.
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17. The Red Violin (1998)
Experience the enchantment and mystery of “The Red Violin, ” a period drama that weaves together the intriguing history of an extraordinary instrument. This visually stunning film follows the red-hued violin over the course of three centuries, as it is passed from owner to owner across various nations. What begins as a simple object becomes an inspiring force driving human passion and desire.
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18. Love & Rage (1999)
Love & Rage is a compelling drama film based on true events that rocked Achill Island off the west coast of Ireland. Directed by Cathal Black, with screenplay by Brian Lynch and James Carney, the movie stars Greta Scacchi, Daniel Craig, and Stephen Dillane in a tale of love, rage, and treachery.
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19. Ladies Room (1999)
Ladies Room” is a unique and thought-provoking drama directed by Gabriella Cristiani, starring Molly Parker, Veronica Ferres, and Lorraine Bracco. Set in an oddly ethereal location, it tells the story of women waiting in a realm that seems to be a mix of Purgatory and a glossy TV show. The movie explores the relationships between younger and older women, offering viewers surprising twists as they prepare for the last few days of their lives.
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20. One of the Hollywood Ten (2000)
One of the Hollywood Ten” is a captivating drama that takes us back in time to the 1950s, when writer and director Herbert Biberman faces severe challenges in his career as a result of being blacklisted as one of The Hollywood Ten. This movie, set against the backdrop of anti-fascism, sheds light on the struggles and sacrifices of those individuals who were determined to stand up for their principles.
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21. Looking for Alibrandi (2000)
Looking for Alibrandi is an emotionally stirring and heartwarming coming-of-age dramedy that explores the complexities of family and the universal struggles of growing up. Written and directed by Melina Marchetta, this film stars a talented ensemble, including Anthony LaPaglia, Greta Scacchi, and Elena Cotta.
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22. Festival in Cannes (2001)
Join the vibrant world of indie filmmaking with the 2001 comedy, “Festival in Cannes. ” Set in the prestigious French city, Alice, a determined actress, aims to make her directorial debut with a compelling indie picture. The film’s story takes off when Alice comes across Kaz, a charismatic but potentially shady dealmaker, who guarantees her $3 million for the project if she casts Millie - an aging and illustrious French star. Amidst this whirlwind of ambitious plans, Rick, a prominent producer, enters the scene as Millie’s biggest fan, claiming he needs the veteran actress in his upcoming fall movie, featuring none other than Tom Hanks, otherwise he risks losing his star attraction.
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23. Il ronzio delle mosche (2003)
In a not-so-distant future where madness has been eradicated from the planet, we discover only three madmen are left to study. A team of scientists, intent on unveiling the insatiable curiosity of madness, captures these three individuals in an attempt to understand its complexities.
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24. Baltic Storm (2003)
In 2003, “Baltic Storm” (formerly known as “2002: The Baltic Storm”) unravels the truth behind the tragic sinking of the “MS Estonia” in 1994, leaving more than 800 people drowned. Featuring a captivating blend of drama and thriller, this thought-provoking film follows the journey of a Berlin journalist and a Swedish lawyer as they uncover the hidden mysteries involving the Estonia disaster.
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25. Beyond the Sea (2004)
Beyond the Sea” is a captivating 2004 biographical drama that delves into the passionate relationship between iconic pop singer Bobby Darin and beloved actress Sandra Dee. This enthralling tale, set against the backdrop of Darin’s celebrated music career, captures the highs and lows of their marriage. The movie, featuring a stellar cast including Kevin Spacey and Kate Bosworth, is directed by Kevin Spacey himself and co-written with Lewis Colick.
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26. Flightplan (2005)
Experience intense suspense in the captivating thriller Flightplan. As a grieving mother and her daughter embark on a flight home to America from Berlin, a chilling encounter unfolds at a lofty altitude of 30,000 feet.
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27. The Book of Revelation (2006)
The Book of Revelation” is a shocking and provocative crime drama that delves into the darkest corners of human nature. Directed by Ana Kokkinos, this 2006 film takes viewers on a harrowing journey into power dynamics, obsession, and the exploration of consent.
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28. Shoot on Sight (2007)
Shoot on Sight, released in 2008, is a gripping crime drama thriller that takes the audience on a journey in the life of a Lahore-born London Police Commander, played by the versatile Naseeruddin Shah. The film revolves around the Commander’s personal issues as he grapples with the consequences of his life choices while also being burdened with the investigation of the shooting death of a fellow Muslim.
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29. Hidden Love (2007)
Hidden Love, originally titled L’amore nascosto, is a captivating Italian-Luxembourgish-Belgian drama film released in 2009. Written by Alessandro Capone and directed by Alessandro Capone, the movie stars Isabelle Huppert, Greta Scacchi, and Mélanie Laurent, exploring the depths of a woman’s psyche as she seeks to recover from a suicide attempt.
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30. Miss Austen Regrets (2007)
Experience the untold story of the extraordinary Jane Austen in the compelling drama ‘Miss Austen Regrets’ (2008). As the renowned author approaches her fortieth birthday, Austen uses her keen wit and understanding of the human heart to assist her niece in finding the perfect spouse. Set in the late 18th century, where fashion, literary influence, and societal norms intertwine, the film weaves together a tale of love, companionship, and personal growth.
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31. Inconceivable (2008)
Inconceivable, ” a 2008 satirical drama, takes a comical yet bold look at the test-tube baby industry. Set within the walls of a high-tech medical facility, the film delves into the complexities of life’s creation with a touch of humorous absurdity. Expect to see latex gloves and surgical scrubs as the movie unfolds.
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32. Brideshead Revisited (2008)
Directed by Julian Jarrold and based on a 1945 novel by Evelyn Waugh, “Brideshead Revisited” is a thought-provoking drama that takes the audience on an unforgettable journey of forbidden love and the loss of innocence. Set against the backdrop of England’s lush countryside just before World War II, the film masterfully intertwines the delicate complexities of human emotion with a striking period setting.
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33. Ways to Live Forever (2010)
Ways to Live Forever” is an emotionally gripping drama based on the novel by Sally Nicholls. Following a young boy named Sam, who is battling leukemia, the film delves into the complexities of growing up and facing life’s harsh realities. Sam has an unusual love for facts, and he yearns to know everything about the world, from ghosts and scientists to UFOs and more. As he struggles with his illness, he also grapples with the unknowns surrounding death.
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34. Celebrity Naked Ambition (2011)
Celebrity Naked Ambition” (2011) is a gripping documentary that delves into the lives of some of the world’s most successful and controversial female celebrities. Directed by Verity Newman, the film boasts a star-studded cast including the likes of Jenny Agutter, Pamela Anderson, and Ursula Andress.
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35. The Last Impresario (2013)
The Last Impresario” is a riveting documentary that delves into the life of Michael White, a man who has been instrumental in shaping the entertainment industry but has remained a mysterious figure to many. Directed by Gracie Otto and featuring interviews with Naomi Watts, this 92-minute film showcases the incredible journey of an individual who has worked closely with some of the biggest names in the business. As we uncover the lesser-known side of the glamorous world of showbusiness, the captivating narrative unfolds, leaving viewers intrigued by the enigmatic figure that is Michael White.
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36. The Falling (2014)
The Falling” is a gripping and mysterious coming-of-age drama set in an English girls’ school in 1969. Directed by Carol Morley, the film follows the captivating friendship of charismatic Abbie and the troubled Lydia. After a tragedy occurs at the school, an alarming fainting epidemic breaks out, threatening to unravel the lives of those involved.
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37. The White King (2016)
Experience the enthralling world of “The White King” (2016), an action-packed drama that will captivate your senses from start to finish. The film, directed by Alex Helfrecht and Jörg Tittel, and written by György Dragomán, Alex Helfrecht, and Jörg Tittel, stars renowned actors Jonathan Pryce, Olivia Williams, and Greta Scacchi. Set in a dystopian future, the film follows the story of a young boy, determined to avenge his father’s wrongful imprisonment by a tyrannical government.
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38. The Girl in the Fog (2017)
The Girl in the Fog” is a nail-biting mystery set in a remote Italian alpine village where 16-year-old student Alice has mysteriously gone missing. When the town is blanketed by dense fog, the once idyllic community spirals into chaos. Enter the stoic Special Agent Vogel, who is assigned to the case and must navigate the labyrinth of secrets the village holds.
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39. Operation Finale (2018)
Operation Finale (2018) is a gripping, PG-13 rated thriller that transports viewers to a gritty, 1960s Berlin. Directed by Chris Weitz, this historical drama stars Oscar Isaac, Ben Kingsley, and Mélanie Laurent. The film follows a team of secret agents on a daring mission to capture the Nazi officer responsible for the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann.
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40. Head Full of Honey (2018)
Head Full of Honey” (2018) is a heartwarming comedy-drama directed by Til Schweiger and starring Nick Nolte, Matt Dillon, and Emily Mortimer. The film follows a man (Nolte) suffering from Alzheimer’s as he embarks on a final road trip with his granddaughter (Mortimer). As they journey together, the pair experiences a series of unexpected adventures that both test and strengthen their bond.
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41. Amanda (2018)
After the tragic death of his sister, David is unexpectedly thrust into the role of caring for his seven-year-old niece, Amanda. In an emotional journey, the pair finds solace in a new city, Paris.
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42. Waiting for the Barbarians (2019)
Waiting for the Barbarians is a riveting historical drama that takes place at an isolated frontier outpost. The story revolves around a colonial magistrate who grapples with his moral conscience when an array colonel arrives demanding to interrogate the locals regarding an impending uprising.
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43. The Last Thing Mary Saw (2021)
The Last Thing Mary Saw” is a chilling drama set in a strict religious household. When the matriarch of the family passes away in an uncanny way, her daughter is interrogated under the suspicion that she may be involved in the mysterious death.
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