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Description: Genre: Drama / Theatrical Release: 2001 / Director: Gillian Armstrong / Actors: Cate Blanchett, Billy Crudup ... / DVD ... more
Charlotte Gray (DVD) ... released 17 September, 2007 at Channel 4 DVD / Features of the DVD: PAL

Newest Review: ... perfectly to this sort of role - a brave, but nevertheless human, woman in love. I liked the way that her character was shown ... more

 ... to be infallible - all too often stories about the war concentrate on the bravery, but don't show the fear behind it all - yet Charlotte is clearly scared out of her wits at times. She is supposed to be Scottish, and speaks with a passable Scottish accent at the beginning of the film, although it took me a while to realise she was supposed to be Scottish. When she moves to France, she changes her accent, to (I think it is supposed to be) a neutral accent, but to be honest, she speaks in such a soft way that it is...more

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west_jenn
Crowned Review Charlotte Gray (DVD): A gray shade of gray (797 words)
by west_jenn - written on 22/11/02 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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I was looking forward to watching Charlotte Gray. It was a film I'd wanted to see at the cinema, but hadn't got round to. I ended up disappointed by it. It wasn't truly awful I was able to watch it without thinking 'god when is this going to end'. It was just not as good as I thought it would be. It?s hard to think what went wrong with it. It's got all the ingredients for a good film: wartime drama, love interest, secret missions. However, it was strangely flat in a lot of places. Charlotte Gray (Cate Blanchet) is a young scottish woman working at a surgery in wartime London. Whilst returning to London from a holiday in Scotland ...

oldreekie
Crowned Review The Bore War (892 words)
by oldreekie - written on 02/03/02 (Very useful, 340 readings)
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As I stood at the bus stop I could see the eager young thing approach me, yellow bucket in hand and a smile that suggested that she hadn’t yet had life spit her in full in the face: “Would you like to Help the Aged?” she chirped. I moved forward as the bus approached the stop, my mum waving from the front seat: “I already am, I’m taking her to the pictures” And so it was on yet another cold Edinburgh day that I found myself with me old mum going to the UCI cinema to see “Charlotte Gray”. Based on the book of the same name by Sebastian Foulkes, it stars the very lovely Cate ...

sunmeilan
Premium Review Charlotte Gray (DVD): Hope springs eternal (938 words)
by sunmeilan - written on 05/05/08 (Very useful, 125 readings)
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When Charlotte Gray meets and falls in love with a young airman, Peter, she should have her entire life to look forward to. However, it is World War 2 and her fiance very soon goes to France on a mission and goes missing. Determined not to give up hope, Charlotte applies for the Secret Service and is sent to France herself; ostensibly to help the war effort, but also to try and find out what has happened to Peter. Will her personal feelings get in the way of her job, putting her colleagues lives at risk? And will she find Peter? Knowing that this film is based on the book of the same name by Sebastian Faulks should have encouraged me to watch this film ...

 
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