The Bad Mother's Handbook (2007)

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Written by Kate Long

Directed by Robin Shepperd

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

In this television adaptation of Kate Long's best selling novel; the multi-award winning comic, Catherine Tate, plays Karen, a frustrated woman in her thirties whose world is suddenly turned upside down.

Both hilarious and wise, it is a clear-eyed look at motherhood and childhood, from the moment the condom breaks, to the moment you hear your baby's first cry. The realisation that no two mothers are alike, and that ultimately love is the most important thing of all.

Cast

Image for Catherine TateCatherine TateKaren Cooper
Image for Anne ReidAnne ReidNancy Hesketh
Image for Holly GraingerHolly GraingerCharlie Cooper
Steve John ShepherdSteve Cooper
Image for Steve PembertonSteve PembertonLeo Fairbrother
Image for Robert PattinsonRobert PattinsonDaniel Gale
Maggie OllerenshawJessie Pilkington
Oliver LeePaul Benthem
Clare McGlinnAdvisor Jo-Beth
Angela MurrayAdviser Annie
Pip TorrensDr. Gale
Caroline HardingSandra Gale
Kirsty Leigh PorterAnya
Natascha EdwardsJulie
Martin ReeveConsultant

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