Lucia

1h 42m 1998

Brief Synopsis

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A struggling Scottish opera group is about to receive a cash injection courtesy of a rich American tenor who is about to marry Kate, one of the stars. To celebrate the wedding, Kate's brother Hamish organizes a performance of Donizetti's opera "Lucia di Lammermoor". But life starts to imitate art, w

Cast & Crew

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Don Boyd

Director

Ann Taylor

Alice 'Alisa'

John Daszak

Norman 'Normanno'

Andrew Greenam

Raymond 'Raimondo'

John Osborn

Oliver Hickox 'Arturo'

Mark Holland

Hamish Ashton 'Enrico'

Film Details

Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Period
Release Date
1998
Distribution Company
Portman Film & Television
Location
East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 42m

Synopsis

A struggling Scottish opera group is about to receive a cash injection courtesy of a rich American tenor who is about to marry Kate, one of the stars. To celebrate the wedding, Kate's brother Hamish organizes a performance of Donizetti's opera "Lucia di Lammermoor". But life starts to imitate art, when Kate realizes she is really in love with someone else.

Director

Don Boyd

Director

Cast

Ann Taylor

Alice 'Alisa'

John Daszak

Norman 'Normanno'

Andrew Greenam

Raymond 'Raimondo'

John Osborn

Oliver Hickox 'Arturo'

Mark Holland

Hamish Ashton 'Enrico'

Amanda Boyd

Kate Ashton 'Lucia'

Richard Coxon

Sam Ravenswood 'Edgardo'

Mark Shanahan

Conductor (London Studio)

Jimmy Logan

Presbyterian Minister

Lesley Ann Sammons

Repititeur ('Accompanyist')

F Ran Shiva Akul

Designer

Vincent Marzello

Mr Hickox

Rosie Hall

Mrs Hickox

Sarah Pritchard

Assistant Stage Manager

Bill Boyd

Lord Ravenswood

Chantelle Duncan

Rumanian Diva

Raymond Binnie

Policeman

Ben Cole

Paparazzi

Anna Pons Carrera

Dream Dancer

Crew

Kiran Shiva Akal

Music

Tony Anscombe

Dubbing Mixer

Dewald Aukema

Director Of Photography

Brenda Bain

Other

Murray Bain

Other

Tim Bain

3rd Assistant Director

Michael Berkeley

Music Consultant

Adam Black

Pre-Production Coordinator

Don Boyd

Screenwriter

Crispin Buxton

1st Assistant Director

Giles Cadle

Co-Art Director

Grant Scott Cameron

2nd Camera Operator

Matthew Collinge

Music Editor

Matthew Dilley

Sound Advisor

Roger Dobson

Sound Editor

Gaetano Donizetti

Other

Lucy Enfield

Script Supervisor

Tracey Fearnehough

Location Manager

Brian Gascoigne

Additional Music

Dorthe Gude

Post-Production Supervisor

Mike Gunn

Co-Art Director

Nicole Haeusser

Production Coordinator

Bo Heidelberg

Graphics Consultant

Henry Herbert

Executive Producer

Robert Innes Hopkins

Production Designer

John Hubbard

Casting (Non Singers)

Ros Hubbard

Casting (Non Singers)

Elisa Johnson

Make-Up/Hair Designer

Frederick Jorio

Music Co-Producer/Engineer (New York)

Alison Kerr

Producer

Tracey Klein

Wardrobe Supervisor

Peter Knowles

Sound Advisor

Michael Scott Law

Stunt Coordinator

Soren Lennert

On-Line Editor

Phyllida Lloyd

Opera Consultant

Jonathon Lunn

Choreography

Sarah Macaulay

Publicist (Hobsbawm-Macaulay)

Patrick Marr

Other

Vincent Mcgahon

Steadicam Operator

Simon Mills

Lighting Design Performance

Stephanie Mills

Producer

Claire Mitchell

Costume Designer

Ted Mitchell

2nd Assistant Director

Clive Pearson

On-Line Editor

Lucy Pickering

Sound Recordist

Arlene Randazzo

Singing Coach

Richard Reynolds

Sound Advisor

Brian Rose

Digital Technology Consultant

Adam Ross

Editor

Mike Ross-trevor

Soundtrack Recording Engineer

Sir Walter Scott

Source Material (From Novel)

Sir Walter Scott

Source Material (From Novel)

Mark Shanahan

Conductor (London)

Mark Shanahan

Musical Director

Mark Shanahan

Singing Coach

Elizabeth Vaughan

Singing Coach

Film Details

Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Period
Release Date
1998
Distribution Company
Portman Film & Television
Location
East Lothian, Scotland, United Kingdom

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 42m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States 1999

Released in United States September 1998

Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Contemporary World Cinema) September 10-19, 1998.

Began shooting July 20, 1997.

Completed shooting August 8, 1997.

Released in United States 1999

Released in United States September 1998 (Shown at Toronto International Film Festival (Contemporary World Cinema) September 10-19, 1998.)

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