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Love's Labour's Lost (2000)

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PG | Comedy, Romance, Musical, Period, Music, Adaptation | Released: 6/9/2000 |Box Office Total: $0.2M

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Synopsis:

A musical adaptation of William Shakespeare's play, set in the glamorous court of the King of Navarre. In 1939, the King and his three best friends swear off women for several years so they can devote themselves to philosophical study. However, when the Princess of France arrives on a diplomatic mission with her three beautiful attendants in tow, their plan goes awry. The men conceal their passions from each other and pursue their respective love interests in secret. Their romantic interludes come to a grinding halt when the Princess is suddenly summoned home to bury her father and the men are recruited to fight the Nazis. Before they all separate, the men pledge their love and vow to remain faithful, no matter what the impending war may bring.

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Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
6/9/2000

Studio	Credit
Miramax Records	Studio
Director	Credit
Kenneth Branagh	Director
Cast	Credit
Kenneth Branagh	Berowne
Richard Briers	Nathaniel
Richard Clifford	Boyet
Carmen Ejogo	Maria
Daniel Hill	Mercade
Nathan Lane	Costard
Adrian Lester	Dumaine
Matthew Lillard	Longeville
Natascha McElhone	Rosaline
Geraldine McEwan	Holofernia
Emily Mortimer	Katherine
Alessandro Nivola	The King of Navarre
Anthony O'Donnell	Moth
Stefania Rocca	Jaquenetta
Alicia Silverstone	Princess of France
Timothy Spall	Don Armado
Jimmy Yuill	Dull
Alfred Bell	Gaston
Daisy Gough	Isabelle
Graham Hubbard	Eugene
Paul Moody	Jaques
Yvonne Reilly	Beatrice
Iain Stuart Robertson	Hippolyte
Emma Scott	Celimene
Amy Tez	Sophie
Production Credits	Credit
David Barron	Producer
Rick Schwartz	Associate Producer
Guy East	Executive Producer
Kenneth Branagh	Producer
Nigel Sinclair	Executive Producer
Andrea Calderwood	Associate Producer
Alexis Lloyd	Executive Producer
Harvey Weinstein	Executive Producer
Bob Weinstein	Executive Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Shakespeare Film Company	Production Company
Arts Council England	Production Company
Studio Canal Plus	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Miramax Records	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Miramax Home Video	Domestic Video Distributor
Pathe Image	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Prokino	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom
Writer	Credit
Kenneth Branagh	Screenplay
William Shakespeare	Play as Source Material
Accounting	Credit
John Wall	Production Accountant
Marilyn Goldsworthy	Assistant Accountant
Sarah Dean	Assistant Accountant
Art Department	Credit
Ron King	Scenic Artist
Mark Raggett	Art Director
Tim Harvey	Production Designer
Adam Campbell	Painter
Celia Bobak	Set Decorator
Iain White	Art Director - stand-by art director
Casting	Credit
Randi Hiller	Casting
Tanaz Aklaghi	Casting Associate - casting assistant
Nina Gold	Casting
Lynn Emblem	Casting Associate - casting assistant
Tara Woodward	Casting Associate - casting assistant
Film Camera	Credit
Mike Valentine	Camera - underwater cameraman
Laurie Sparham	Photography - stills photographer
John Stanborough	Grader - colour grader
Alex Thomson	Director of Photography
Keith Bryant	Film Lab - laboratory contact
Lee Lighting Ltd	Lighting - lighting equipment provider
Nic Milner	Camera Operator
Sean Moore	Video Assist/Playback - video assist
David Holland	Video - video coordinator
Andy Hopkins	Camera Trainee
Guy Holdsworth Hunt	Video - trainee video assistant
Joshua Lee	Camera Trainee
Rick Mietkowski	Photography - effects photography
Tony Jackson	Camera Operator
Film Sales Financing	Credit
InterMedia Film Equities	Foreign Distribution Sales
Legal	Credit
Marriott Harrison	Legal Services
Music	Credit
Maggie Rodford	Music Producer
Gerard McCann	Music Editor
Brian Gascoigne	Orchestrations - orchestrator & conductor
Brian Gascoigne	Song - song orchestrations
Lawrence Ashmore	Music Arranger - score orchestrator
Patrick Doyle	Music
James Shearman	Music Conductor - score conductor & orchestrator
Rick Wentworth	Orchestrations
Ian Adam	Music - musical vocal director
Lawrence Ashmore	Song - song orchestrator
Lawrence Ashmore	Song - song orchestrations
Brian Gascoigne	Music - music associate
Air-Edel Studios Ltd	Music - vocals recording facilities
John Bell	Song - song orchestrator & conductor
John Bell	Song - song orchestrations
Nick Wollage	Music - music & songs recorder & mixer
Carl Johnson	Song - song orchestrator
Tonia Davall	Music - musicians assembler
Carl Johnson	Song - song orchestrations
Tony Stanton	Music - music preparer
James Shearman	Song - song conductor
James Shearman	Song - song orchestrations
George Gershwin	Song - songs
Desmond Carter	Song
Cole Porter	Song
Jerome Kern	Song - songs
Jimmy McHugh	Song
Dorothy Field	Song - songs
Oscar Hammerstein II	Song
Otto Harbach	Song
Irving Berlin	Song
Ira Gershwin	Song - songs
Physical Effects	Credit
Ray De-Haan	Stunt Coordinator
Production Management	Credit
Simon Moseley	Assistant Director
Bernard Bellew	Production Manager
Penelope Perry	Production Coordinator
Caroline Sax	Script Supervisor
David Kennaway	Location Manager
David Gilchrist	Assistant Director
Casper Mill	Location Manager
Claire Hughes	Assistant Director
Michael Queen	Assistant Director
Ben Johnson	Assistant Director
Publicity	Credit
Sara Keene	Publicity - publicist
Julia Hallawell	Publicity - publicist
Rebecca West	Publicity - publicity assistant
Sound	Credit
Robert Risk	Foley Editor
Peter Pennell	Sound Editor
Shaun Mills	Boom Operator
Peter Glossop	Sound Mixer
Pauline Griffiths	Foley Artist
John Hayward	Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Simon Price	Foley Editor
Richard Pryke	Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Martin Cantwell	Sound Editor
Jenny Lee Wright	Foley Artist
Michael A Carter	Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Anthony Cleal	Rerecording - re-recording mixer
John Grant	Rerecording - scanning & recording
Visual Effects	Credit
Stuart Brisdon	Special Effects Supervisor
Frances Bennett	Graphic Designer - graphics designer
Max Dennison	Matte Painter - matte artist
Matt Curtis	Titles - title designer
Julian Pryce	Special Effects - special effects editor
Antony Hunt	Visual Effects Supervisor - visual effects supervisor & producer
Jose Granell	Visual Effects - model unit director
Mark Haddenham	Special Effects - special effects technician
Andrew Jeffery	Visual Effects - digital & optical coordinator
James Davis	Special Effects - special effects technician
Michael Tilley	Special Effects - special effects technician
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
Zoe Tahir	Hair - hair dresser
Keith Watson	Tailor
Amanda Knight	Makeup Artist
Betty Glasow	Wig Supplier - wig mistress
Carol Hemming	Hairdresser - hair designer
Adam Roach	Wardrobe Assistant
Carlo Manzi	Costumes Provider - costumer supplier
Lizzie Dann	Wardrobe - wardrobe mistress
Annie Crawford	Wardrobe Supervisor
Anna Buruma	Costume Designer
Maurizio Basile	Wardrobe Assistant
Pauline Heys	Makeup Artist
Jeffrey Haines	Hair - hair dresser
Natalie Woodward	Wardrobe - dressmaker
Elizabeth Lewis	Hair - hair researcher
Kirsten Hecktermann	Wardrobe Assistant
Clare Le Vesconte	Makeup Artist
Sue Crawshaw	Wardrobe - dressmaker
Nicola Matthews	Makeup Artist
Barbara Ohren	Wardrobe - dressmaker
Andrea Schaverien	Hair - hair colourist
Anne Matheson	Wardrobe - dressmaker
Ian Fryer	Wardrobe - chargehand dresser
Phil Matthews	Wardrobe - wardrobe truck driver

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