2001
THE AFFAIR OF THE NECKLACE
Her birthright was stolen. Her dignity taken. Her rights denied. Deception was the only option.
Drama
History
Romance
56
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Overview
In pre-Revolutionary France, a young aristocratic woman left penniless by the political unrest in the country, must avenge her family's fall from grace by scheming to steal a priceless necklace.
Director: Charles Shyer
Runtime: 118 minutes
Budget: $30 million
Box Office: $1.20 million
Vote Average: 56
Cast
Hilary Swank
Jeanne St. Remy de Valois
Jonathan Pryce
Cardinal Louis de Rohan
Simon Baker
Rétaux de Vilette
Adrien Brody
Count Nicolas De La Motte
Brian Cox
Minister Breteuil
Joely Richardson
Marie-Antoinette
Christopher Walken
Count Cagliostro
Hayden Panettiere
Young Jeanne
Simon Kunz
Minister of Titles
Paul Brooke
Monsieur Bohmer
Peter Eyre
Monsieur Bassenge
Frank McCusker
Abel Duphot
Simon Shackleton
Louis XVI
Hermione Gulliford
Nicole Leguay d'Oliva
Geoffrey Hutchings
President D'Aligre
James Vaughan
Magistrate Titon
Jonathan Newth
Magistrate de Marce
Kristina Bill
Irène de Valois
James Larkin
Darnell de Valois
Diana Quick
Madame Pomfré
Helen Masters
Madame Campan
Victoria Shalet
Colleen
Christophe Paou
Pierre Charron
Michel D'Oz
Marquis de Favras
Donna Flandrin
Dowager in Boat
Liz Baker
Dowager in Boat
Dick Brannick
Gamekeeper
Daisy Bevan
The Princess Royal
Thomas Dodgson-Gates
The Dauphin
Caroline Loncq
Madame de Largo
Illona Linthwaite
Madame Briffault
Miranda Pleasence
Rosalie
John Grillo
Dr. Legear
Mélodie Berenfeld
Mademoiselle Subur
Ben Miles
Baron Courchamps
Niky Wardley
Madame de Neiss
Bill Thomas
Tailor
Emma Wride
Tailor's Daughter
Stephen Noonan
Camille Desmoulins
Emma Pike
Mademoiselle in Pink
William Chubb
Gendarme
Hallie Meyers-Shyer
Demonstrating Girl
Jocelyn Linder
Angry Demonstrator
John Comer
Angry Demonstrator
Angus Wright
Sanson
Christopher Logue
Sir Hargrave
Cate Fowler
Lady Standish
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