I'm so sorry.

Description: True story of a transatlantic business correspondence about used books that developed into a close friendship.

Cast:
Helene Hanff: Anne Bancroft
Frank P. Doel: Anthony Hopkins
Nora Doel: Judi Dench
Maxine Stuart: Jean De Baer
George Martin: Maurice Denham
Cecily Farr: Eleanor David
Kay: Mercedes Ruehl
Brian: Daniel Gerroll
Megan Wells: Wendy Morgan
Bill Humphries: Ian McNeice
Ginny: J. Smith-Cameron
Ed: Tom Isbell
Mrs. Boulton: Anne Dyson
The Lady from Delaware: Connie Booth
Businessman on Plane: Ronn Carroll
New York Bookseller: Sam Stoneburner
The Print Buyer: Charles Lewsen
Willie, the Deli Owner: Bernie Passeltiner
Maxine's Stage Manager: Michael John McGann
Bill's Great Aunt: Gwen Nelson
Stately Home Butler: Roger Ostime
Labour Party Canvasser: John Bardon
Maxine's Mom: Betty Low
Joey, the Dentist: James Eckhouse
Coronation Party Friend: Freda Rogers
Baseball Commentator: Marty Glickman
Demolition Workman: Tony Todd
Arresting Cop at Columbia: Kevin McClarnon
Joan Todd (Mrs) Secretary: Janet Dale
Mary Doel, Aged 4: Zoe Hodges
Mary Doel Aged 21: Kate Napier Brown
Sheila Doel, Aged 12: Rebecca Bradley
Sheila Doel Aged 29: Barbara Thorn
Cecily Farr's daughter: Danielle Burns
Cecily Farr's son: Lee Burns
Student Union Leader: Nelson Aspen
Conservative Candidate at Polling Station: Reg Thomason

Written by: Helene Hanff, James Roose-Evans, Hugh Whitemore

Director: David Hugh Jones

Production: Brooksfilms, Columbia Pictures

Release date: 13 Feb 1987

Box Office: $1,083,486