Notting Hill
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Roger Michell
Julia Roberts
Hugh Grant
Rhys Ifans
Hugh Bonneville
Mischa Barton
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
William Thacker is a shy London bookseller who has never had much luck with women. When Hollywood star Anna Scott wanders into his shop, he is transfixed, but doesn't expect to see her again. But coincidence brings them together again, and soon the unlikely couple are falling in love, and must deal with the problems of a relationship between a star and an ordinary guy.
Director
Roger Michell
Cast
Julia Roberts
Hugh Grant
Rhys Ifans
Hugh Bonneville
Mischa Barton
David Sternberg
Dorian Lough
Ann Beach
Craig Ogden
Yolanda Vazquez
John Shrapnel
David Arch
Sanjeev Bhaskar
Henry Goodman
Gina Mckee
Emma Bernard
Philip Manikum
Rupert Procter
September Buckley
Richard Mccabe
Emma Chambers
Dylan Moran
Matthew Whittle
Paul Chahidi
Samuel West
Tony Armatrading
Andy De La Tour
Patrick Barlow
Trevor Jones
Julian Rhind-tutt
Dennis Matsuki
Emily Mortimer
Clem Cempson
Clarke Peters
James Dreyfus
Arturo Venegas
Tim Mcinnerny
Lorelei King
Roger Frost
Maureen Hibbert
Crew
Andrew Ackland-snow
Dominic Ackland-snow
Geoffrey Alexander
Geoffrey Alexander
David Allday
Chris Allies
Philip Alton
Tony Ambrose
Nick Angel
Charles Aznavour
Brian Bailey
Mark Bailey
Geoff Ball
Nick Banks
Libbie Barr
Gerry Batson
Tim Battersby
David Baynham
Mike Beavan
Ashley Bell
Ernie Bell
Otis A Bell
Bernard Bellew
Tim Bevan
Brian Bishop
Doug Bishop
Ishmahil Blagrove
Sam Bloor
Mick Boddy
Paula Boram
Stephen Boucher
Tony Boxall
Barbara Brady
Anthony Brookman
Jonathan W Brown
Paul Budd
Alastair Bullock
Jane Burgess
John Burn
Paul Caldicott
Ray Campbell
Tony Cardenas
Malcolm Carlo
Francesca Castellano
Andy Challis
Nicolas Chaudeurge
Neil Clark
Peter Clarke
Jarvis Cocker
Ed Colyer
Stanley Cook
Brian Cooper
Clive Coote
Steven Corke
Elvis Costello
Mick Coulter
George Coussins
Stuart Craig
Allan B Croucher
Belinda Curtis
Richard Curtis
Richard Curtis
John Cusack
Wendy Dade
Richard Dean
John Denison
Richard Denyer
Karen Dola
Peter Dorme
Howard Doubtfire
Juliette Dow
Candida Doyle
Jennifer Duff
Keith Dyett
Paddy Eason
Kevin Edland
Terry Edland
Stephen Eels
Nigel Egerton
Mike Eley
Louis Elman
Mark Evans
Eric Fellner
John Fensom
David Field
Joan Field
David Fields
Simon Fraser
Emma Freud
Ian Fuller
Darren Gattrell
Lizzie Yianni Georgiou
Barry Gibb
Robin Gibb
Nick Gillard
Alan Gilmore
Dan Glass
Maree Glen
Joe Gormley
Janice Graham
Amelia Granger
Christine Greaves
Al Green
Ray Grey
Pauline Griffiths
Andrew Haigh
Kavin Hall
Richard Hall
Debbie Hanney
Deborah Harding
Michael Harm
Bob Harper
Sue Harper
Mike Harris
Mike Harris
Lorenz Hart
Shuna Harwood
Richard Hawley
Paul Hayes
Tony Hayes
Charlie Hayward
Bernard Hearn
Christopher Hedges
Martin Hedinger
Scott Henley
Lauryn Hill
Mildred Hill
Patty Hill
Phil Hill
Robert Hill
Nathan Holmes
Viviane Horne
Emma Horton
Toby Hosking
Ben Howarth
Bill Howarth
Chas Hughes
Sophie Hutchins
Gary Ixer
Lynette Jackson
Paul Jackson
Terry Jarvis
Joseph Jayawardena
Jeremy Johns
Teresa Johnson
Dave Jones
Paul Jones
Trevor Jones
Trevor Jones
John Jordan
Debbie Kaye
Ronan Keating
Paul Kemp
Duncan Kenworthy
Julian Kershaw
Nina Khoshaba
Mitch King
Paul Kite
Ray Knight
Ronna Kress
Herbert Kretzmer
Mark Laidlaw
Stefan Lange
Sharon Lark
Richard Law
Mai Layton
Wayne Leach
Tommy Lee
Young-mi Lee
Steve Lemaitre
Dan Leon
Dominic Lester
John Lewis
Derek Lomas
Lee Lighting Ltd
Richard Lyon
Ian Macbeth
Steve Mackey
Kay Manasseh
Colin Manning
Bob Marley
Bob Marley
Marc Marot
Sarah Mcdougall
Gerry Mcelhone
Charlie Mcfadden
Ian Mcfadyen
Karen Mcluskey
Stephenie Mcmillan
Eric Melville
Lester Mills
Nigel Mills
Miraphora Mina
Nick Moore
Mike Moran
Lea Morement
Enyo Mortty
Peter Mounsey
Jason Moyce
John Murzano
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Summer May 28, 1999
Released in United States on Video November 9, 1999
Producer Duncan Kenworthy and screenwriter Richard Curtis previously teamed on "Four Weddings and a Funeral."
Completed shooting July 1, 1998.
Began shooting April 20, 1998.
Wide release in United Kingdom May 28, 1999.
Released in United States on Video November 9, 1999
Winner of BAFTA's 1999 Orange Audience Award, sponsored by the mobile telecom company Orange. Also nominated for Best British Film and Best Supporting Actor (Rhys Ifans) by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
Released in United States Summer May 28, 1999