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Synopsis:
Richard Curtis' drama, starring Bill Nighy as a workaholic civil servant who strikes up a relationship with an enigmatic younger woman (Kelly Macdonald) he meets in a cafe opposite Downing Street. The film follows their journey to Iceland, where he joins the British delegation for a G8 summit, while she sees the opportunity to gain access to prominent figures and influence their policies on poverty. With Ken Stott, Anton Lesser and Corin Redgrave
Cast:
Paul Ritter as Robert, Martin McDougall as American Senior Adviser, Philippe De Grossouvre as French Senior Adviser, Christian Pedersen as German Senior Adviser, Wolf Kahler as Herr Gerhardt, Toshie Ogura as Japanese Delegate, Madeleine Potter as American Finance Minister, Nina Dogg Filippusdottir as Assistant Receptionist, Marit Kile as Waitress, Louisa Bojesen as CNBC Newscaster, Bill Nighy as Lawrence, Alysha Westlake as Canadian Delegate, Simon Wilson as Journalist, Fran Purcell as Secretary, Kelly Macdonald as Gina, Meneka Das as Sunita, Anton Lesser as George, Ken Stott as Chancellor of the Exchequer, Federico Zanni as Italian Waiter, Penny Downie as Ruth, Damon Younger as Hotel receptionist, Corin Redgrave as Prime Minister
Credits:
Richard Curtis - Scriptwriter, Executive-Producer, Writer, David Yates - Director, Hilary Bevan Jones - Producer, Mark Day - Editor
