Notting Hill
The British comedy from director Roger Michell tells the love story between a famous actress and a simple book seller from London. A look into the attempt for famous people to have a personal and private life and the ramifications that follow. Nominated for three Golden Globes in 2000.
Romance, Comedy, Drama
Bookshop Productions, Notting Hill Pictures, Working Title Films, Polygram Filmed Entertainment
Julia Roberts as Anna Scott, Hugh Grant as William Thacker, Gina McKee as Bella, Tim McInnerny as Max, Rhys Ifans as Spike, Emma Chambers as Honey, Hugh Bonneville as Bernie, Richard McCabe as Tony, James Dreyfus as Martin, Dylan Moran as Rufus the Thief, Roger Frost as Annoying Customer, Henry Goodman as Ritz Concierge, Julian Rhind-Tutt as 'Time Out' Journalist, Lorelei King as Anna's Publicist, Alec Baldwin as Jeff King, John Shrapnel as PR Chief, Emily Mortimer as Perfect Girl, Dorian Lough as Loud Man in Restaurant, Sanjeev Bhaskar as Loud Man in Restaurant, Paul Chahidi as Loud Man in Restaurant, Mischa Barton as 12-year-old Actress, Clarke Peters as 'Helix' Lead Actor, Ann Beach as William's Mother, Samuel West as Anna's Co-star, Tony Armatrading as Security man, Simon Callow as Himself in Film within Film (uncredited), Rupert Procter as Journalist