Miss Potter (2006)

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Written by Richard Maltby Jr.

Directed by Chris Noonan

Running Time: 89 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: UK/USA

Filmed in Colour

Beatrix Potter (Renée Zellweger) is one of the world's best-loved children's authors, but behind her whimsical tales of rabbits, hedgehogs and mice lies a surprising true story of love and defiance. Potter fought Victorian convention, and her parents, to pursue her dream of becoming a published author and for her right to marry the man she loved - her publisher, Norman Warne (Ewan McGregor).

Released in 2006 and directed by Chris Noonan, Zellweger slips easily into Beatrix's bonnet, playing her with the respect such a national treasure deserves. With the sweeping views of the Lake District, and the paintings that come alive in Beatrix's eyes, Miss Potter is sweet and moving in turn; a love letter to the National Trust (which Potter's father helped found) and a tribute to a great writer.

Cast

Image for Renée ZellwegerRenée ZellwegerBeatrix Potter
Image for Ewan McGregorEwan McGregorNorman Warne
Image for Emily WatsonEmily WatsonMillie Warne
Barbara FlynnHelen Potter
Image for Bill PatersonBill PatersonRupert Potter
Matyelok GibbsMiss Wiggin
Lloyd OwenWilliam Heelis
Anton LesserHarold Warne
David BamberFruing Warne
Patricia KerriganFiona
Judith BarkerHilda
Chris MiddletonSaunders
Lucy BoyntonYoung Beatrix
Oliver JenkinsYoung Bertram
Richard MulhollandAshton Clifford

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