Secret Garden, The 1993 - Secret Garden, The Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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SECRET GARDEN, THE (1993) - G

Country:	United States
Genre:	Drama, Family

Credits

Director:	Agnieszka Holland
Producer:	Fred Fuchs Tom Luddy Fred Roos
Exec Producer:	Francis Ford Coppola
Assoc. Producer:	Caroline Thompson
Writer: Book:	Frances Hodgson Burnett
Writer: Screenplay:	Caroline Thompson
Cast:	Tabatha Allen Frank Baker Colin Bruce Laura Crossley Valerie Hill Irène Jacob Andrew Knott John Lynch Kate Mabelaberly Peter Moreton Eileen Page Andrea Pickering Heydon Prowse Parsan Singh Maggie Smith Walter Sparrow Arthur Spreckley David Stoll
Casting Director:	Linda Phillips-Palo
Editor:	Isabelle Lorente
Production Design:	Stuart Craig
Dir of Photography:	Roger Deakins Jerzy Zielinski
Costume Designer:	Marit Allen

Trailer:

Synopsis: An unhappy 10-year-old girl , whose parents have died in an earthquake, is sent from colonial India to a gloomy mansion in Yorkshire to be raised by a reclusive uncle. The old man is very disagreeable, ignoring the girl as well as his crippled son. For emotional and intellectual nourishment, she retreats to his overgrown garden, cultivating it and tending it. Through its growth, she also experiences nourishment, coming to embrace an imaginative emotional life, as well as the budding friendship of her crippled cousin. Through the blossoming of the garden, she re-connects in spirit with her parents and nourishes the boy’s relationship with his father, all through the garden’s rejuvenating powers.

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