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All 49 Harriet Walter Movies (in Order)
Dive into the world of captivating cinema with our latest roundup featuring the talented Harriet Walter. Discover her diverse range of movies that showcase her remarkable acting skills and leave you enthralled from start to finish.
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1. The Cherry Orchard (1981)
Step into the enchanting world of “The Cherry Orchard, ” a 1981 British film adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s classic play. This captivating drama, directed by Richard Eyre, follows the story of an aging aristocrat, Madame Ranevsky, played by the remarkable Dame Judi Dench. After a lengthy trip to Paris, she returns to her beloved estate, only to discover the cherry orchard has been sold for non-payment of the mortgage.
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2. Reflections (1984)
Reflections, ” an enchanting period drama set in 1984, follows a stoic historian, played by Gabriel Byrne, as he rents a quaint Irish cottage for the summer to finish his biography on Sir Isaac Newton. However, his focus swiftly shifts from his research to the turbulent lives of his landlords, the Lawless family.
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3. The Good Father (1985)
The Good Father, directed by Mike Newell and released in 1987, follows the journey of Bill (Sir Anthony Hopkins), a man bitter about his divorce and losing custody of his son. When Bill’s friend is being sued for divorce by his ex-wife, who intends to enter into a lesbian relationship, Bill devises a plan to help his friend win custody.
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4. Turtle Diary (1985)
Turtle Diary, ” a captivating 1985 film directed by John Irvin, follows the unconventional journey of a pair of Londoners who come together over their shared fascination with sea turtles at their city’s zoo. Glenda Jackson and Ben Kingsley deliver exceptional performances, capturing the heartwarming camaraderie between their characters as they plot to release two of the magnificent creatures back into their natural habitat in the vast ocean. The movie’s unique blend of comedy, drama, and romance invites viewers on an enchanting exploration of love, friendship, and the desire for freedom.
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5. La nuit miraculeuse (1989)
La nuit miraculeuse, ” directed by Ariane Mnouchkine, is a heartwarming French family film from 1989. The magical night unfolds when a group of young children finds themselves drawn to a mysterious woman in the forest. As the story unravels, the children discover the woman’s true identity and the incredible powers she holds.
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6. May Fools (1990)
May Fools, ” also known as “Milou en mai, ” is an engaging comedy-drama set amidst the historic May 1968 events in France, showcasing the clash of family members’ varying worldviews. The film, written and directed by Louis Malle, stars Miou-Miou, Michel Piccoli, and Michel Duchaussoy, and is produced by Nouvelles Éditions de Films (NEF), TF1 Films Production, and Ellepi Films. The runtime is 1 hour and 47 minutes, and the movie is available in French and English.
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7. The Advocate (1993)
The Advocate, ” also known as “The Hour of the Pig, ” is a captivating 1993 period drama set in medieval France. Directed by Leslie Megahey and written by the same visionary, the film stars Colin Firth as young lawyer Richard Courtois. Richard leaves the hectic life of Paris for a more tranquil existence in the countryside, only to find himself entangled in amorous and political affairs. As he is drawn deeper into these intrigues, he is tasked with defending an unlikely character - a pig belonging to the enigmatic gypsy Samira. This pig is accused of the murder of a young boy, and Richard must fight to prove its innocence.
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8. William Christie et Les Arts Florissants, ou La passion du baroque (1994)
William Christie et Les Arts Florissants, ou La passion du baroque” is a captivating 1994 documentary film that delves into the world of William Christie, a renowned musician and conductor, and his passionate dedication to the Baroque period. Directed by Andrea Kirsch, this 1h 10min documentary showcases Christie’s work with his ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, and provides a glimpse into their unique approach to Baroque music.
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9. Sense and Sensibility (1995)
Sense and Sensibility (1995) tells the heartwarming tale of the Dashwood sisters, Elizabeth and Marianne, who find themselves in dire financial straits after their father’s death. When their cruel stepmother tries to oppress them, the two resilient sisters stand up for themselves and seek love in the midst of adversity. With beautiful performances by Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet, and a keen insight into human nature, Ang Lee’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel perfectly balances the elements of drama and romance.
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10. The Leading Man (1996)
The Leading Man, ” a 1996 UK drama, romance, and thriller directed by John Duigan, follows a successful playwright who finds himself entrapped in a love triangle with his new actress, Hilary played by Thandie Newton. In an effort to keep his wife, Elena, played by Anna Galiena, from the picture, he enlists the help of a handsome Hollywood actor to seduce her.
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11. A Merry War (1997)
A Merry War, ” released in 1998, is a unique and heartwarming romantic comedy that brings a fresh perspective to the traditional genre. Based on the acclaimed novel by George Orwell, the film follows the life of Gordon Comstock, a passionate poet who decides to leave his career in advertising to follow his dreams.
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12. Bedrooms and Hallways (1998)
Bedrooms and Hallways, a comedy-romance film released in 1999, follows the journey of Leo, a young gay man, as he navigates through life and love in a straight world. When a straight friend suggests joining a men’s group, Leo shakes things up by revealing his attraction to a fellow group member, causing some tension among the group. The film explores themes of first gay sexual experiences, the intricacies of watching television and the curiosity surrounding pubic hair.
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13. The Governess (1998)
The Governess, a captivating 1998 drama-romance, beautifully stars Minnie Driver as a governess who brings her mysterious charm to a secluded Scottish household. As she captivates those around her, the enigmatic aura of her character is sure to leave audiences spellbound.
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14. Onegin (1999)
Onegin, ” a 1999 period drama film directed by Martha Fiennes, takes place in Russia in the 1820s. The story revolves around the protagonist, Onegin, who inherits his uncle’s country estate in the city of St. Petersburg and moves there. Onegin befriends his neighbor, Lensky, and they encounter Tatyana, a woman who falls deeply in love with Onegin. However, Onegin only desires friendship from Tatyana, leaving her heartsick and tormented.
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15. Macbeth (2001)
Dive into the captivating world of Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” with this riveting 2001 television adaptation. Directed by Gregory Doran and bringing the iconic 16th-century drama to life, this two-and-a-half-hour film expertly brings William Shakespeare’s legendary characters, such as Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, to the forefront. Starring renowned actors like Antony Sher, Harriet Walter, and Joseph O’Conor, this production is a must-watch for fans of the Bard.
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16. Lawless Heart (2001)
Lawless Heart” is a poignant drama romance film that explores life’s unpredictable twists and turns against the backdrop of loss and infidelity. Set in the quiet confines of a gay restaurateur’s kitchen, this heartrending story revolves around three characters whose lives are irrevocably altered by a sudden, unexpected death. As the story unravels, each character grapples with the complexities of love, betrayal, and self-discovery.
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17. Villa des roses (2002)
Villa des roses” (2002) is a heartwarming and emotional drama that follows the journey of Louise Créteur, a young mother who must leave her son behind and find work in bustling Paris. With no other options, she becomes a maid at the seedy and dilapidated Villa des Roses. Run by the cunning, retired barrister, Hugh Burrell, and his lavish wife Olive, the villa is home to a myriad of eccentric has-beens.
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18. Frankenstein: Birth of a Monster (2003)
Dive into the captivating world of “Frankenstein: Birth of a Monster, ” a 2003 British drama film that explores the life of the renowned writer, Mary Shelley. Directed by Mary Downes, the film delves into Mary’s personal journey, her sources of inspiration, and her struggle for women’s rights.
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19. Bright Young Things (2003)
In the glamorous and vibrant city of London during the 1930s, the young, wealthy, and charming set of society comes to life in the film “Bright Young Things. ” Adapted from Evelyn Waugh’s novel “Vile Bodies, ” this colorful comedy-drama offers a witty and engaging portrayal of the era’s high society and its excesses.
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20. Dorothy L. Sayers Mysteries - Gaudy Night (The Lord Peter Wimsey-Harriet Vane Collection) (2004)
Gaudy Night, ” a captivating mystery thriller from the Dorothy L. Sayers Mysteries collection, takes viewers on a journey alongside the enigmatic Lord Peter Wimsey and his intelligent associate, Harriet Vane. Directed by Michael Simpson, this two-and-a-half-hour gem from BBC Studios intrigues as it dives into the complexities of a riveting murder case set within the esteemed walls of an Oxford college.
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21. Chromophobia (2005)
Chromophobia” is a thought-provoking drama directed by Martha Fiennes. The film follows the life of Marcus Aylesbury, who struggles with the complications and secrets surrounding his family.
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22. Babel (2006)
Babel” is a gripping drama that explores the intricacies of cultural differences and language barriers. The film follows a married couple, Susan and Richard Jones, who tragically lose their daughter while on vacation in the Moroccan desert. This unfortunate event sets off an interlocking tale that involves four different families, each facing their own set of challenges and misunderstandings.
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23. Atonement (2007)
Based on the award-winning novel by Ian McEwan, “Atonement” (2007) follows the life-altering consequences of a young girl’s actions. Thirteen-year-old Briony Tallis, a budding writer, wrongly accuses her sister’s lover of a horrendous crime, setting off a series of events that forever change the course of their lives. The movie unfolds against the backdrop of World War Two, with each character navigating the complexities of love, guilt, and redemption.
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24. Ballet Shoes (2007)
Ballet Shoes” is a heartwarming and inspiring family drama set in 1930s London. Three orphan girls, each with their own unique talents and personalities, are adopted by their great uncle, an eccentric paleontologist, and his niece. As they navigate their new world, they also discover a passion for ballet, embracing the transformative power of the arts.
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25. Broken Lines (2008)
Broken Lines, in the year of its creation as a dramatic film, invites the viewers to witness the emotional journey of two individuals who find themselves at the juncture of severe personal turmoil. The film dives into their lives, presenting the challenges they face due to their shattered family bonds. Directed by Sallie Aprahamian, the movie boasts the star duo of Paul Bettany and Olivia Williams, both known for their versatile acting skills.
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26. Abraham’s Point (2008)
Abraham’s Point is a 2008 British drama film, released in the United Kingdom on November 29, 2008. Directed and written by Wyndham Price and Zoran Veljkovic respectively, the film stars Christian McKay, Paul Robert Bird, and Mackenzie Crook. Set in the picturesque English countryside, the story revolves around a man who is left devastated by a family tragedy that has left an indelible mark on his life since his childhood.
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27. The Young Victoria (2009)
Step back in time to the 19th century with “The Young Victoria, ” a captivating drama that explores the early years of Queen Victoria’s reign and her passionate love affair with Prince Albert. A riveting biography, this film takes us deeper into the life of the young and fiery Queen, navigating through the turbulent times of political intrigue and changing nations. Emily Blunt delivers a stunning performance as the Queen, showcasing her resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
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28. From Time to Time (2009)
From Time to Time” is a captivating tale of adventure, drama, and fantasy set in the heart of England. The movie follows 13-year-old Tolly, who mysteriously discovers he can travel between two worlds: one in the present day and another a century in the past. This incredible ability opens up a world of secrets, family mysteries, and stunning landscapes that span two eras.
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29. A Short Stay in Switzerland (2009)
Experience a moving and heartfelt journey in “A Short Stay in Switzerland, ” a poignant drama based on a true story. Dame Julie Walters delivers a breathtaking performance as Dr. Anne Turner, a medical professional who faces the unthinkable - losing her beloved husband to a devastating illness only to discover that she has the same lethal neurological condition.
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30. Morris: A Life with Bells On (2009)
Morris: A Life with Bells On” is a witty and charming comedy that delves into the world of Morris dancing, an avant-garde style that has struggled to evolve over the years. The film follows the misadventures of a dedicated and endearing Morris team as they strive to break barriers and bring a new flair to this traditional British art form. With heartwarming camaraderie, hilarious mishaps, and plenty of soulful music, this movie is sure to leave you tapping your feet and laughing out loud.
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31. Chéri (2009)
In the enchanting period drama “Chéri, ” a young man’s life is forever changed when he is forced to break off his passionate relationship with a captivating older woman. Dazzled by her seductive ways and wisdom, “Chéri” delves into the complexities of love and the price one pays for desire.
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32. The Wedding Video (2012)
The Wedding Video” (2012) is a comedic film that tells the story of a newly married couple, their best man, and the unexpected gift he gives them. Directed by Nigel Cole, written by Tim Firth, and starring Lucy Punch, Harriet Walter, and Matt Berry, the movie centers around the best man’s decision to capture the couple’s wedding on video. With a runtime of 1 hour and 34 minutes and a $1,827,650 worldwide gross, this UK-based comedy is perfect for a light-hearted viewing experience.
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33. The Domino Effect (2012)
The Domino Effect” is a thought-provoking drama that delves into the intricate connections between people worldwide, as it explores the implications of a sudden halt in the global economy. Directed by Paula van der Oest and written by the talented filmmaker herself, the movie presents an ensemble cast, including Theo James, Harriet Walter, and James D’Arcy. Set in the UK and the Netherlands, the film is multi-lingual, incorporating English, Dutch, Chinese, Hindi, and Zulu, showcasing the diverse nature of the narrative.
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34. A Royal Affair (2012)
A Royal Affair” is a gripping historical drama that tells the story of a young and ambitious queen who is forced into an arranged marriage with an insane king. In the midst of this turmoil, the queen finds solace in her physician, and together they embark on a passionate affair that ultimately leads to a revolution that changes the nation forever. This riveting tale of love, power, and betrayal is set against the backdrop of the Danish Enlightenment and explores the complexities of a world where one’s loyalty can be tested to its limits.
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35. Britain’s Favourite Detectives (2014)
In the world of British crime-solving, this documentary delves into the lives and exploits of the nation’s most beloved detectives. “Britain’s Favourite Detectives” (2014) takes viewers on a journey through the annals of history, exploring the lives and careers of the country’s most iconic investigators.
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36. Suite Française (2014)
Set against the backdrop of the early years of Nazi occupation in France during World War II, “Suite Française” weaves a captivating tale of love and resistance. When Lucile Angellier (Michelle Williams), a French villager, encounters Lieutenant Bruno von Falk (Matthias Schoenaerts), a German soldier, they find themselves drawn to each other amidst the chaos of war.
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37. Man Up (2015)
Man Up” is a delightful 2015 romantic comedy film, directed by Ben Palmer and written by Tess Morris. The plot revolves around a single woman, played by the talented Lake Bell, who unknowingly takes the place of a stranger’s blind date. As fate would have it, this leads to the most enchanting and unexpected journey towards finding her perfect match.
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38. Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (2015)
In the highly anticipated Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens, a new threat to the galaxy arises, and a group of unlikely heroes must band together to restore peace. As the First Order, led by Supreme Leader Snoke, seeks control, Rey, a desert scavenger, and Finn, an ex-stormtrooper, are drawn into the fray. Joined by Han Solo and Chewbacca, they embark on a dangerous mission to search for the legendary Jedi knight, Luke Skywalker.
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39. Denial (2016)
Denial” is a gripping biographical drama film directed by Mick Jackson and written by Deborah Lipstadt and David Hare. Released in 2016, the feature stars Rachel Weisz, Tom Wilkinson, and Timothy Spall. The movie tells the true story of Deborah E. Lipstadt, an accomplished writer and historian who finds herself in the courtroom battling for historical truth against renowned Holocaust denier David Irving. Lipstadt is sued for libel, and as the case unfolds, her determination to prove the Holocaust’s existence forms the emotional core of this compelling narrative.
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40. Mindhorn (2016)
Step into a world of hilarity and mystery with the unforgettable film, “Mindhorn”. Released in 2016, this comedic thriller stars Julian Barratt and Simon Farnaby as washed-up actors desperate to find their way back into the spotlight.
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41. Shakespeare Live! From the RSC (2016)
Shakespeare Live! From the RSC” is a gripping, 2016 British broadcast that celebrates the 400th anniversary of the legendary bard’s demise. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, hosts an exclusive performance that resonates with fans worldwide. This musical event intertwines historical accounts with performances by renowned actors like David Tennant and Catherine Tate, all under the aegis of a prestigious company, the Royal Shakespeare Company. The production captures the essence of Shakespeare’s rich literary legacy, leaving its viewers in awe.
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42. The Sense of an Ending (2017)
The Sense of an Ending” is a compelling drama mystery film released in 2017, directed by Ritesh Batra and written by Julian Barnes and Nick Payne. Starring the talented Jim Broadbent, Charlotte Rampling, and Harriet Walter, the movie delves into the intricacies of the human psyche, focusing on themes of jealousy, redemption, and revisiting the past.
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43. My Dinner with Hervé (2018)
My Dinner with Hervé” delves into the life of French actor Hervé Villechaize, who faced a tragic end in 1993 at the age of 50. Known for his role in the hit ’70s TV series ‘Fantasy Island, ’ this moving biographical drama sheds light on the starstruck and vulnerable celebrity. The story unfolds over the course of a single evening in 1989, revealing the complexities of Hervé’s life, including an unexpected encounter that leaves a lasting impression.
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44. Rocketman (2019)
Rocketman” is a musical biography drama captivating the incredible journey of pop music sensation Elton John. This stunning film takes you through the rockstar’s breakthrough years in the industry, where he soared to unprecedented heights due to his extraordinary musical talent and enduring persona. The film intertwines Elton’s personal struggles with his illustrious career, offering an insightful look into his meteoric rise to fame.
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45. Herself (2020)
Herself” tells the gripping story of a young mother named Sandra, who bravely breaks free from her abusive husband and embarks on a life-changing journey of self-discovery and transformation. After escaping her toxic environment, Sandra seeks to reclaim her sense of identity and well-being. She perseveres against the harsh realities of a broken housing system by setting her sights on building her own home - an ambitious yet empowering endeavor that brings newfound hope and resilience to her life.
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46. The Last Duel (2021)
The Last Duel” is a heart-pounding, historically-driven drama, set in the 14th century of France. It follows the life of Jean de Carrouges (played by Matt Damon), a devoted knight who finds himself entangled in a tumultuous dispute with his former friend-turned-enemy, Count de Montalt (Adam Driver), over his beloved wife, Marguerite (portrayed by Jodie Comer). This captivating story unfolds as Jean resolves to defend his honor by challenging Count de Montalt to a deadly duel in a bid to protect his family’s reputation.
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47. Burial (2022)
In the thrilling 2022 release “Burial, ” a team of Russian soldiers is entrusted with an urgent mission: transport the discovered remains of Hitler to Stalin in Moscow. As they navigate through dangerous terrain and formidable adversaries, this tight-knit group of soldiers must face their own moral dilemmas and inner demons.
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48. Your Christmas or Mine? (2022)
Your Christmas or Mine? ” is a delightful romantic comedy that tells the story of young and passionate couple, Hayley and James. In the midst of their excitement and love, they make an impulsive decision to surprise each other during Christmas by exchanging trains. Unknowingly, they end up accidentally swapping Christmases. The film weaves in lighthearted humor and heartwarming moments as the couple tries to navigate through their unexpected holiday adventures.
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49. On the Line (2023)
On the Line” is a captivating drama, mystery, and thriller that immerses viewers in the world of a telephone operator in Alderney, UK, 1964. This film, filled with intriguing drama, showcases how one career choice can lead to life-altering consequences.
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