The Other Boleyn Girl
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Justin Chadwick
Natalie Portman
Eric Bana
Scarlett Johansson
Tiffany Freisberg
Eddie Redmayne
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Two sisters, Anne and Mary Boleyn, are driven by their ambitious Father and Uncle to advance the family's power and status by courting the affections of the King of England. Leaving behind the simplicity of country life, the girls are thrust into the dangerous and thrilling world of court life--and what began as a bid to help their family develops into a ruthless rivalry between Anne and Mary for the love of the King. Initially, Mary wins King Henry's favor and becomes his mistress, bearing him two illegitimate children. But Anne, clever, conniving and fearless, edges aside both her sister and Henry's wife, Queen Katherine of Aragon, in her relentless pursuit of the King. Despite Mary's genuine feelings for Henry, her sister Anne has her sights set on the ultimate prize; Anne will not stop until she is Queen of England. As the Boleyn girls battle for the love of a King--one driven by ambition, the other by true affection--England is torn apart.
Director
Justin Chadwick
Cast
Natalie Portman
Eric Bana
Scarlett Johansson
Tiffany Freisberg
Eddie Redmayne
Jim Sturgess
Ana Torrent
Benedict Cumberbatch
Kristin Scott Thomas
Juno Temple
Mark Rylance
David Morrissey
Oliver Coleman
Thom Cox
Michael Smiley
Montserrat Roig De Puig
Iain Mitchell
Andrew Garfield
Mark Lewis Jones
Corinne Galloway
Alfie Allen
Joseph Moore
Bill Wallis
Joanna Scanlan
Brodie Judge
Oscar Negus
Maisie Smith
Daisy Doidge-hill
Kizzy Fassett
Finton Reilly
Emma Noakes
Poppy Hurst
Constance Stride
Youki Yamamoto
Claire Richards
Crew
Sheara Abrahams
Lucy Ainsworth-taylor
Geoffrey Alexander
David Allday
Jonathan Attenborough
Amy Baer
Alex Bailey
Ken Barley
Angela Barson
Paul Bennett
Gary Birmingham
Stuart Brisdon
Matthew Bristowe
Andy Brunskill
Stuart Bullen
Peter Burgis
Noel Butler
Paul Cantelon
Jon Capelton
Roisin Carty
Susan Casey
Francesca Castellano
Gary Chester
Mally Chung
Helen Clare
Mark Clayton
Andrea Coles
Anna Cooper
Marc Cooper
Taryn Cox
Tom Crooke
Dan Crowley
Andie Derrick
Russell Diamond
Robert Dibble
Paul Donachie
Mike Dowson
Jason Dully
Matt Dunkley
Michael Elson
Caroline Fallon
Elton Farla
Michael Fentum
Russell Ferguson
Polly Fletcher
Ian Franklin
Linda Gamble
Dan Garlick
Jen Gasson
Joseph Geday
Nicky George
Jacquie Glanville
Synnove Godeseth
Hannah Godwin
Paul Gooch
Paul Gooch
Mark Goodman
Paul Govey
Arthur Holland Graley
Matt Gray
Philippa Gregory
David Haberfield
Mark Haddenham
Annie Hadley
Benny Harper
Paul Harris
James N Harrison
Jo Harrop
Katy Harvey
Catherine Haugh
Peter Hawkins
Nigel Heath
Katie Heller
Martin Hession
Emily Hobbs
David Horrill
Helen Ingham
Ilenka Jelowicki
Martin Joy
John Paul Kelly
Nathan Kelly
Adam Klaff
Paul Knight
Joe Kowalewski
Rowan Laidlaw
Bryn Lawrence
Derek Lea
John Leonti
Alex Levenson
Felix Levinson
Karen Lindsay Stewart
Carol Littleton
Olivia Lloyd
Tony Lucken
Emma Macdevitt
Tom Martin
Dan Maslen
Jill Mccullough
John Mcgee
Kieran Mcguigan
John Midgley
Sanaz Missaghian
Rory Moles
Peter Morgan
Tim Morris
Camilla Naprous
Gerard Naprous
Nathan Naylor
Mark Neale
Rachel Neale
Elliot Newman
Daniel Nightingale
John O'brien
Rachel O'connor
Alexander Oakley
Barbara Olvera
Clive Osborne
David Otzen
Alison Owen
Emma Owen
Peter Owen
Terry Palmer
Alan Payne
Tony Peck
Kevin Phipps
Lisa Pickering
Lisa Pickering
Samar Pollitt
Sandy Powell
Ivana Primorac
Olivier Pron
Gilly Raddings
Alistair Rae
Alistair Rae
Nikita Rae
Sui Rajakaruna
Ollie Rankin
Rob Redford
Luke Redgrave
Ben Renton
Jane Robertson
Lee Robertson
Scott Rudin
Deborah Saban
Isaac Sananes
Steve J Sanchez
Shruti Shah
James Shearman
James Shearman
Edward Shearmur
Sunita Singh
Julian Slater
Sam Smith
Jean-clement Soret
Jayne Spooner
Clare Spragge
Faye Stevens
Graham Sutton
Olly Tellett
David M. Thompson
Heba Thorisdottir
Ashley Tyas
Sophie Tyler
Sara Wan
Ben Ward
Faye Ward
David Weller
Penny White
Chrissie Whitney
Chrissie Whitney
Derek Whorlow
K T Wilder
Ian Wilkinson
Ian Wilkinson
Nigel Wilkinson
Tania Windsor
Rebecca Wolf
Edward Wolstencroft
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Winter February 29, 2008
Released in United States on Video June 10, 2008
Released in United States February 2008
Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (Out of Competition) February 7-17, 2008.
Based on the novel "The Other Boleyn Girl" by Philippa Gregory; published by Touchstone June 4, 2002.
Released in United States Winter February 29, 2008
Released in United States on Video June 10, 2008
Released in United States February 2008 (Shown at Berlin International Film Festival (Out of Competition) February 7-17, 2008.)
Project was included on the 2005 Black List.