Twelfth Night (1996)

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PG | 1 hr 45 mins | Comedy, Romance, Period, Adaptation | Released: 10/25/1996 |Box Office Total: $0.5M

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Synopsis:

A shipwreck has separated identical twins, Viola and Sebastian. Viola is cast ashore in Illyria where, believing Sebastian drowned and fearing for her own safety, she disguises herself as her brother. Taking the name Cesario, she is employed by the young Duke Orsino as the go-between in the courtship of the recently orphaned Countess Olivia. Orsino and Olivia become increasingly obsessed with the "boy"; Olivia falls in love and Orsino cannot be out of "his" company. Olivia's hapless wooer, Andrew Aguecheek, is none to happy with Cesario and a duel is called. Cesario is saved by a man who turns out to be her brother Sebastian. Eventually, Olivia marries the real boy, Sebastian, and Orsino discovers that Viola/Cesario is the girl of his dreams.

Full Cast & Crew

Theatrical Release
10/25/1996

Director	Credit
Trevor Nunn	Director
Cast	Credit
Helena Bonham Carter	Olivia
Richard E Grant	Sir Andrew Aguecheek
Nigel Hawthorne	Malvolio
Ben Kingsley	Feste
Mel Smith	Sir Toby Belch
Imelda Staunton	Maria
Toby Stephens	Orsino
Imogen Stubbs	Viola/Cesario
Steven MacKintosh	Sebastian
Nicholas Farrell	Antonio
Production Credits	Credit
Stephen Evans	Producer
Greg Smith	Executive Producer
David Parfitt	Producer
Production Companies	Credit
Circus Films	Production Company
Renaissance Films	Production Company
Distribution Companies	Credit
Entertainment Productions	Foreign Theatrical Distributor
BBC	Foreign TV Distributor
Fine Line Features	Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Devon, England, United Kingdom
Cornwall, England, United Kingdom
Writer	Credit
William Shakespeare	Play as Source Material
Trevor Nunn	Screenplay
Accounting	Credit
Julie Linnane	Assistant Accountant - accounts assistant
Liz Barron	Production Accountant
Art Department	Credit
Julia Castle	Art Assistant - art department assistant
Ricky Eyres	Art Director
Marianne Ford	Set Decorator
Rebecca Holmes	Assistant Art Director
Sophie Becher	Production Designer
John Greaves	Storyboard Artist
David Hindle	Art Director - standby art director
Casting	Credit
Carl Proctor Associates	Casting Agency casting
Film Camera	Credit
Clive Tickner	Director of Photography
Alex Bailey	Photography - stills photographer
Chris Bains	Camera Trainee
Film Sales Financing	Credit
Summit Entertainment, LLC	Foreign Distribution Sales
Music	Credit
Shaun Davey	Music
Production Management	Credit
Libbie Barr	Script Supervisor
Guy Travers	Assistant Director
Marc Cooper	Line Producer
Gillian Dawes	Production Coordinator
Emma Pounds	Assistant Director
William Booker	Assistant Director
Publicity	Credit
Peter Thompson	Publicity - publicist
Sound	Credit
David Crozier	Sound Recordist
Paul Cridlin	Boom Operator
Wardrobe Hair Makeup	Credit
John M Bright	Costume Designer
Christine Beveridge	Makeup - makeup designer
Joe Hobbs	Wardrobe - wardrobe master
Sue Honeyborne	Assistant Costume Designer
Yvonne Hobbs	Wardrobe - wardrobe mistress

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