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An adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel "Vile Bodies", is a look into the lives of a young novelist, his would-be lover, and a host of young people who beautified London in the 1930s.

Cast:
Sneath (Photo-Rat): Simon McBurney
Miles Maitland: Michael Sheen
Nina: Emily Mortimer
Simon Balcairn: James McAvoy
Adam: Stephen Campbell Moore
Mrs. Melrose Ape: Stockard Channing
Customs Officer: Adrian Scarborough
Chief Customs Officer: Jim Carter
Agatha: Fenella Woolgar
Lord Monomark: Dan Aykroyd
Lottie Crump: Julia McKenzie
Basilio: Bruno Lastra
Ginger Littlejohn: David Tennant
The Drunken Major: Jim Broadbent
Judge: John Franklyn-Robbins
King of Anatolia: Simon Callow
Archie: Guy Henry
Vanburgh: Al Barclay
Jane Brown: Lisa Dillon
Mary Moore: Lisa Jackson
Ambrose: Neville Phillips
Lady Brown: Imelda Staunton
Sir James Brown: Bill Paterson
Taxi Driver: Nigel Planer
Colonel Blount: Peter O'Toole
Themselves: Toby and Tiger
Chauffeur: Stephen Fry
Arundel Paperboy: James Jackson Ritchie
Alphonse: Arturo Venegas
Lady Metroland: Harriet Walter
Kitty Blackwater: Angela Thorne
Lady Thobbing: Margaret Tyzack
Father Rothschild: Richard E. Grant
Gentleman: John Mills
Lord Maitland: Nicholas Le Prevost
Night Editor: Ian Hughes
Tiger: Alec Newman
Bookie: Alan Williams
Angry Gentleman: Mark Hardy
Race Official: Gerard Horan
Race Steward: Tony Maudsley
Plunkett Bowse: Nigel Hulme
Edwards: John Mackle
House Agent: Mark Gatiss
Foreign Dignitary: Ivan Marevich
Imperial Hotel Receptionist: Rebekah Staton
Private: Paul Popplewell
Tommy: Maximilian Macdonald
Party Goer: Nicola Gossip
Party Guest: Tracy Yarkoni
Upper Class Race Goer: Greg Bennett
Henry: Stephen Carlile
Mme. Ashby: Marge Champion
Angel: Robyn Parton
Celeste: Kate Loustau
Hermione Duff: Martina Messing
Singer in Cafe: Bobby Valentino
Sister Clemency: Sarah Woodward

Written by: Stephen Fry, Evelyn Waugh

Director: Stephen Fry

Production: The Film Consortium, UK Film Council, Visionview Productions, Icon Films, Revolution Films, Doubting Hall Limited

Release date: 03 Oct 2003

Box Office: $933,637

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Bright Young Things (2003)

Name: Bright Young Things
Director: Stephen Fry
Genre: Comedy, Drama, War
Released: 2003
Cast: Simon McBurney, Michael Sheen, Emily Mortimer, James McAvoy, Stephen Campbell Moore

An adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel "Vile Bodies", is a look into the lives of a young novelist, his would-be lover, and a host of young people who beautified London in the 1930s.

Cast:
Sneath (Photo-Rat): Simon McBurney
Miles Maitland: Michael Sheen
Nina: Emily Mortimer
Simon Balcairn: James McAvoy
Adam: Stephen Campbell Moore
Mrs. Melrose Ape: Stockard Channing
Customs Officer: Adrian Scarborough
Chief Customs Officer: Jim Carter
Agatha: Fenella Woolgar
Lord Monomark: Dan Aykroyd
Lottie Crump: Julia McKenzie
Basilio: Bruno Lastra
Ginger Littlejohn: David Tennant
The Drunken Major: Jim Broadbent
Judge: John Franklyn-Robbins
King of Anatolia: Simon Callow
Archie: Guy Henry
Vanburgh: Al Barclay
Jane Brown: Lisa Dillon
Mary Moore: Lisa Jackson
Ambrose: Neville Phillips
Lady Brown: Imelda Staunton
Sir James Brown: Bill Paterson
Taxi Driver: Nigel Planer
Colonel Blount: Peter O'Toole
Themselves: Toby and Tiger
Chauffeur: Stephen Fry
Arundel Paperboy: James Jackson Ritchie
Alphonse: Arturo Venegas
Lady Metroland: Harriet Walter
Kitty Blackwater: Angela Thorne
Lady Thobbing: Margaret Tyzack
Father Rothschild: Richard E. Grant
Gentleman: John Mills
Lord Maitland: Nicholas Le Prevost
Night Editor: Ian Hughes
Tiger: Alec Newman
Bookie: Alan Williams
Angry Gentleman: Mark Hardy
Race Official: Gerard Horan
Race Steward: Tony Maudsley
Plunkett Bowse: Nigel Hulme
Edwards: John Mackle
House Agent: Mark Gatiss
Foreign Dignitary: Ivan Marevich
Imperial Hotel Receptionist: Rebekah Staton
Private: Paul Popplewell
Tommy: Maximilian Macdonald
Party Goer: Nicola Gossip
Party Guest: Tracy Yarkoni
Upper Class Race Goer: Greg Bennett
Henry: Stephen Carlile
Mme. Ashby: Marge Champion
Angel: Robyn Parton
Celeste: Kate Loustau
Hermione Duff: Martina Messing
Singer in Cafe: Bobby Valentino
Sister Clemency: Sarah Woodward

Written by: Stephen Fry, Evelyn Waugh

Director: Stephen Fry

Production: The Film Consortium, UK Film Council, Visionview Productions, Icon Films, Revolution Films, Doubting Hall Limited

Release date: 03 Oct 2003

Box Office: $933,637

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Bright Young Things (2003)
An adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's novel "Vile Bodies", is a look into the lives of a young novelist, his would-be lover, and a host of young people who beautified London in the 1930s. Cast: Sneath (Photo-Rat): Simon McBurney Miles Maitland: Michael Sheen Nina: Emily Mortimer Simon Balcairn: James McAvoy Adam: Stephen Campbell Moore Mrs. Melrose Ape: Stockard Channing Customs Officer: Adrian Scarborough Chief Customs Officer: Jim Carter Agatha: Fenella Woolgar Lord Monomark: Dan Aykroyd Lottie Crump: Julia McKenzie Basilio: Bruno Lastra Ginger Littlejohn: David Tennant The Drunken Major: Jim Broadbent Judge: John Franklyn-Robbins King of Anatolia: Simon Callow Archie: Guy Henry Vanburgh: Al Barclay Jane Brown: Lisa Dillon Mary Moore: Lisa Jackson Ambrose: Neville Phillips Lady Brown: Imelda Staunton Sir James Brown: Bill Paterson Taxi Driver: Nigel Planer Colonel Blount: Peter O'Toole Themselves: Toby and Tiger Chauffeur: Stephen Fry Arundel Paperboy: James Jackson Ritchie Alphonse: Arturo Venegas Lady Metroland: Harriet Walter Kitty Blackwater: Angela Thorne Lady Thobbing: Margaret Tyzack Father Rothschild: Richard E. Grant Gentleman: John Mills Lord Maitland: Nicholas Le Prevost Night Editor: Ian Hughes Tiger: Alec Newman Bookie: Alan Williams Angry Gentleman: Mark Hardy Race Official: Gerard Horan Race Steward: Tony Maudsley Plunkett Bowse: Nigel Hulme Edwards: John Mackle House Agent: Mark Gatiss Foreign Dignitary: Ivan Marevich Imperial Hotel Receptionist: Rebekah Staton Private: Paul Popplewell Tommy: Maximilian Macdonald Party Goer: Nicola Gossip Party Guest: Tracy Yarkoni Upper Class Race Goer: Greg Bennett Henry: Stephen Carlile Mme. Ashby: Marge Champion Angel: Robyn Parton Celeste: Kate Loustau Hermione Duff: Martina Messing Singer in Cafe: Bobby Valentino Sister Clemency: Sarah Woodward Written by: Stephen Fry, Evelyn Waugh Director: Stephen Fry Production: The Film Consortium, UK Film Council, Visionview Productions, Icon Films, Revolution Films, Doubting Hall Limited Release date: 03 Oct 2003 Box Office: $933,637
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