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MISS POTTER (2007)

Country:	United States Location: Lake District, Isle of Man, UK
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Production Company:	David Kirschner Productions Phoenix Pictures
Sales Agent:	Summit Entertainment - UK
Director:	Chris Noonan
Producer:	David Kirschner Mike Medavoy Arnold W. Messer Corey Sienega David Thwaites
Exec Producer:	Renée Zellweger
Prod. Executive:	Bill Block
Writer: Screenplay:	Richard Maltby Jr.
Cast:	Ewan McGregor Renée Zellweger
	Barbara Flynn Matyelok Gibbs Anton Lesser Lloyd Owen Bill Paterson Emily Watson
	David Bamber Judith Barker Geoffrey Beevers Lucy Boynton Jennifer Castle Clare Clifford Sarah Crowden Lynn Farleigh Marc Finn Joseph Grieves Elizabeth Jane Howard Patricia Kerrigan Phyllida Law Bridget McConnell Andy McSorley Chris Middleton Richard Mulholland Perdita Weeks John Woodvine
Casting Director:	Priscilla John
Production Manager:	Emma Zee
Editor:	Robin Sales
Production Design:	Martin Childs
Art Director:	Grant Armstrong Mark Raggett
Dir of Photography:	Andrew Dunn
Composer:	Nigel Westlake

Synopsis: A whimsical and romantic look into the life of renowned children's book author, Beatrix Potter. Through Miss Potter's own eyes, we see her rise to fame and break free of the constraining rules imposed by her parents and the Victorian society, when she enters into a tragic love affair with her publisher.

Comment: Based on the Beatrix Potter series. Artisan had in development and put into turnaround, see "History".

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