Mr. Turner
Eccentric British painter J.M.W. Turner  lives his last 25 years with gusto and secretly becomes involved with a seaside landlady, while his faithful housekeeper bears an unrequited love for him.
History, Drama
Film4, Lipsync Productions, Thin Man Films, Focus Features International (FFI), France 3 Cinema, Xofa Productions, Untitled 13
Timothy Spall as JMW Turner, Dorothy Atkinson as Hannah Danby, Marion Bailey as Sophia Booth, Paul Jesson as William Turner Snr, Lesley Manville as Mary Somerville, Martin Savage as Benjamin Robert Haydon, Ruth Sheen as Sarah Danby, David Horovitch as Dr Price, Karl Johnson as Mr. Booth, Peter Wight as Joseph Gillot, Joshua McGuire as John Ruskin, Stuart McQuarrie as Ruskin's Father, Sylvestra Le Touzel as Ruskin's Mother, Leo Bill as JE Mayall, Kate O'Flynn as Prostitute, Sinead Matthews as Queen Victoria, Karina Fernandez as Miss Coggins, Richard Bremmer as George Jones, Mark Stanley as Clarkson Stanfield, Jamie Thomas King as David Roberts, Tom Wlaschiha as Prince Albert, Patrick Godfrey as Lord Egremont, Niall Buggy as John Carew, Fred Pearson as Sir William Beechey, Tom Edden as CR Leslie, Clive Francis as Sir Martin Archer Shee, Robert Portal as Sir Charles Eastlake, James Fleet as John Constable, Nicholas Jones as Sir John Soane, Roger Ashton-Griffiths as Henry William Pickersgill, Simon Chandler as Sir Augustus Wall Callcott, Edward de Souza as Thomas Stothard, Oliver Maltman as Theatre Actor, Sam Kelly as Theatre Actor, Sandy Foster as Evelina, Amy Dawson as Georgiana, Alice Bailey Johnson as Young Lady Singer, Alice Orr-Ewing as Second Young Lady, Veronica Roberts as Lady Stuckley, Richard Dixon as Mr Manners, Michael Keane as Clergyman, James Norton as Clarinettist, David Ryall as Footman, Nicola Sloane as Brothel Keeper, Eleanor Yates as Ruskin's Wife, Fenella Woolgar as Lady Eastlake, Richard Cordery as Dinner Guest, James Dryden as Cornelius, Marcello Magni as Colourman, Mark Wingett as Mariner, Ruby Bentall as Unhappy Couple, Lee Ingleby as Unhappy Couple, Pearl Chanda as Theatre Actor, Ned Derrington as Theatre Actor, Phil Elstob as Theatre Actor, Peter Hannah as Theatre Actor, Francesca Zoutewelle as Theatre Actor, Billy Holland as Boy Actor, Michael Culkin as Gentleman Critic, Vincent Franklin as Gentleman Critic, Nicholas Woodeson as Gentleman Critic, Elizabeth Berrington as Lady Critics, Eileen Davies as Lady Critics, Bob Goody as Gallery Visitor, Terrence Hardiman as Gallery Visitor, Theresa Watson as Gallery Visitor, Judi Scott as Neighbour, Angela Curran as Neighbour, Amanda Lawrence as Hannah's Friend, Judith Amsenga as Dutch Lady, Helen Cooper as Dutch Lady, Stuart Matthews as Market Trader (uncredited)