Relative Values

A COMEDY OF DISCRIMINATING TASTE AND DIRTY LITTLE SECRETS

BASED ON PLAY : "RELATIVE VALUES" by NOEL COWARD

RELEASED:

UK – 23 June 2000
USA – 22 October 2000 (TV premiere)
Iceland – 7 December 2000 (video premiere)
Spain – 1 June 2001

Norway - 9 October 2002 (video premiere)

RUN TIME: 87 Minutes	AKA: Gente con clase - Spain La Fidanzata ideale – Italy Les Vraies valeurs – Canada (French title) Mahdottomia suhteita – Finland (DVD title)

FILMING LOCATIONS: Isle Of Man, UK The Nunnery, Isle Of Man, UK

DIRECTOR: Eric Styles	WRITER: Paul Rattigan, Michael Walker
PRODUCER: Christopher Milburn	CINEMATOGRAPHER: Jimmy Dibling

Cast - in credits order Julie Andrews ... Felicity Marshwood Edward Atterton ... Nigel Marshwood William Baldwin ... Don Lucas Colin Firth ... Peter Ingleton Stephen Fry ... Frederick Crestwell Sophie Thompson ... Dora Moxton 'Moxie' Jeanne Tripplehorn ... Miranda Frayle/Freda Birch Stephanie Beacham ... Elizabeth Gaye Brown ... Lady Hayling Anwen Carlisle ... Alice Kathryn Dimery ... Mrs Crane Charles Edwards ... Phillip Bateman-Tobias Michael Higgs ... Film director John Hinnigan ... Stable boy Patrick Marley ... Hawkins Richard Nichols ... Frank David Schaal ... The Baddie Lynn Seymour ... Air stewardess Katy Stephens ... Caroline Lauren Stocks ... Amy Aaron Zorzo ... Reporter Michael Culkin ... Lord Ludmurrey	Production Companies Encore Media Group Isle of Man Film Commission Midsummer Films Overseas FilmGroup Distributors Alliance Atlantis Communications (UK) First Look Pictures Releasing Overseas FilmGroup Sherlock Media S.L. (Spain) Starz! Movie Channel (USA) Special Effects Men in White Coats Technical Specifications Color info: Color Sound mix: Dolby Digital Film length: 2538 m (Spain)

MUSIC: All My Love - Patti Page Almost Like Being in Love - Rick Riso

Dame Julie Andrews stars alongside a glittering star studded cast in this hilarious adaptation of Noel Coward's satirical comedy Relative Values. Julie Andrews is Felicity, the lofty Countess of Marshwood, whose son, Nigel, the Earl of Marshwood (Edward Atterton), wishes to marry Hollywood actress Miranda Frayle, played by Jeanne Tripplehorn. Colin Firth is well cast as Peter, Felicity's sardonic nephew and Stephen Fry is ever droll as Crestwell, the urbane butler. Sophie Thompson plays Moxie, Felicity's personal maid and Miranda's 'long lost sister' and William Baldwin plays Don Lucas, the devastatingly handsome, if slightly drunken, Hollywood star and Miranda's true love.