The Lost Prince (2003) (TV)

Regisseur:

Stephen Poliakoff

Drehbuchautor:

Stephen Poliakoff (writer)

Premierendatum:

18. Dezember 2005 (USA)

Genre:

Biographie | Drama

Werbezeile:

The heartbreaking story of the prince that history forgot

Plot:

The true story of the British royal prince locked away because of having epilepsy.

Plot Keywords:

Women's Suffrage | WWI | Tsar | Royalty | Queen

Filmpreise:

Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 8 wins & 13 nominations

Nutzerkommentare:

Excellent

Besetzung

Daniel Williams	...	Prince John (younger)
Matthew James Thomas	...	Prince John (older) (as Matthew Thomas)
Brock Everitt-Elwick	...	Young Prince George
Rollo Weeks	...	Prince George
Gina McKee	...	Lalla
Tom Hollander	...	George V
Miranda Richardson	...	Queen Mary
Bill Nighy	...	Stamfordham
Bibi Andersson	...	Queen Alexandra
Ron Cook	...	Lloyd George
Frank Finlay	...	Asquith
David Westhead	...	Fred
John Sessions	...	Mr. Hansell
Michael Gambon	...	Edward VII
David Barrass	...	Kaiser Wilhelm

Länge:

180 Min (2 parts)

Produktionsland:

UK | USA

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Tonverfahren:

Stereo

Altersfreigabe:

Argentina:13 | Singapore:PG | UK:12 (part 2) | UK:PG (part 1)

Drehorte:

Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, UK

Firma:

British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

Dialogzitate:

Queen Mary: I am English. From top to toe, from toe to top. I am English, from top to toe, from toe to top. I am English, from top to toe, from toe to top.

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Ausschnittsweise enthalten in The 57th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (2005) (TV)

Excellent

This is one of the best things I have ever seen on the television. The Lost Prince is the story of Prince John, who was the youngest son of George V, who was kept away from the public eye after he was diagnosed epileptic. The drama tells the story of Prince John, Prince George the second from youngest son, Lalla who was John's nanny and the King and Queen at the time - George V and Queen Mary.

The Lost Prince was very well made in every way, excellent performances from all the actors, including Bill Nighy, Gina McKee and Tom Hollander, especially Miranda Richardson as the Queen and the four child actors who played Prince John and Prince George. The scenery was very nice and the music was great.

The only criticism is that it should be on the television more, as it's a shame that now the only way you can see it is to buy it.