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Release Date: June 18th, 2004 (LA/NY); expands to other cities at later dates
Description: 1 hr. 42 min. Running away from the father of her deaf
son Frankie when he was very young, Lizzie (Mortimer) has created a fictional
history for her son in which the father is eternally at sea on a ship called the
HMS Accra, even as the duo have spent the last nine years moving from place to
place in Scotland frequently. Lizzie even goes so far to embellish the fantasy
as writing letters every few weeks to Frankie from the fictitious version of his
father, entertaining Frankie with tales of far away lands. The fantasy appears
likely to be doomed soon, however, when Frankie learns that the real life HMS
Accra is due to dock nearby their current home town, so Lizzie sets about to
find someone who pose as Frankie's sailor father.
World Premiere: May, 2004 (Tribeca Film Festival, Dramatic Features selection)
Title Note: (4/5/04) The original working title of this movie was 'Natural History.'
Nation of Origin: United Kingdom
Running Time: 102 minutes
Distributor: Miramax Films
Distributor Note: (4/5/04) Miramax picked up U.S. distribution rights from Pathe Pictures in November, 2003 at Mifed, with its top competition being Focus Features.
Production Company: Pathe Pictures (Girl with a Pearl Earring), Scorpio Films, Scottish Screen (Young Adam), Sigma Films (Wilbur Wants to Kill Himself)
Cast: Emily Mortimer (Lizzie Morrison), Gerard Butler (The Stranger), Jack McElhone (Frankie Morrison), Sharon Small (Marie), Mary Riggans (Nell Morrison), Sean Brown (Ricky Munroe), Jayd Johnson (Catriona Murray), John Kazek (Ally), Katy Murphy (Miss MacKenzie), Anna Hepburn (Mrs. Wallace), Cal Macaninch (Davey Morrison), Anne Marie Timoney (Janet)
Director: Shona Auerbach (feature debut).
Manufacturers URL : www.miramax.com
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