The Young Victoria (2009)
Inghilterra, 1837. La giovane principessa Vittoria, appena 17enne, si ritrova al centro della lotta dinastica per decidere chi sarà l'erede al trono d'Inghilterra. Suo zio, Re William, sta per morire e lei è la sua discendente diretta. L'unica persona a cercare di isolarla è sua madre, la duchessa del Kent. Quando arriva a farle visita suo cugino Alberto, figlio di Re Leopoldo del Belgio, Vittoria sa benissimo che il giovane presto o tardi chiederà la sua mano per assecondare la Ragion di Stato. Ma quanto lei è annoiata dalle bassezze di corte, tanto lui è stanco di essere manipolato e i due ragazzi diventano amici. Prima di ripartire, Alberto chiede a Vittoria il permesso di scriverle ma, nonostante le spinte di suo padre, decide di non tornare a trovarla finché lei non lo avrà invitato a Londra. Quando il Re muore, Vittoria viene incoronata Regina d'Inghilterra e il suo primo decreto consisterà nell'allontanare sua madre dal palazzo e nominare Lord Melbourne come suo consigliere.
Direttore: Jean-Marc Vallée
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Emily Blunt as Queen Victoria |
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Rupert Friend as Prince Albert |
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Paul Bettany as Lord Melbourne |
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Miranda Richardson as Duchess of Kent |
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Jim Broadbent as King William IV |
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Thomas Kretschmann as King Leopold |
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Mark Strong as Sir John Conroy |
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Jesper Christensen as Baron Stockmar |
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Harriet Walter as Queen Adelaide |
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Jeanette Hain as Baroness Lehzen |
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Michiel Huisman as Ernest |
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Rachael Stirling as Duchess of Sutherland |
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Julian Glover as Duke of Wellington |
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Michael Maloney as Sir Robert Peel |
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Genevieve O'Reilly as Lady Flora Hastings |
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Morven Christie as Watson |
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Tom Fisher as Lord Chamberlain |
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David Horovitch as Sir James Clark |
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Michaela Brooks as Young Victoria (age 11) |
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Grace Smith as Young Victoria (age 5) |
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Shaun Dingwall as Footman |
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Malcolm Sinclair as Charles Kemble |
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Josef Altin as Edward Oxford |
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Bernard Lloyd as Archbishop of Canterbury |
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David Robb as Whig Member |
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Tom Brooke as Man on Soap Box |
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Jo Hartley as Landlady |
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Rowley Irlam as Footman |
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Princess Beatrice as Lady in Waiting (uncredited) |
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John Pirkis as Earl of Derby (as Johnnie Lyne-Perkis) |
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Mark Southworth as Falling Bishop |
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Leonard Woodcock as Pedestrian |
| Directing | Jean-Marc Vallée | Director |
| Writing | Julian Fellowes | Writer |
| Production | Sarah Ferguson | Producer |
| Production | Tim Headington | Producer |
| Production | Graham King | Producer |
| Production | Martin Scorsese | Producer |
| Sound | Ilan Eshkeri | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Hagen Bogdanski | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Jill Bilcock | Editor |
| Editing | Matt Garner | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Sandy Powell | Costume Design |
| Crew | Caridad Angus | Stand In |
| Production | Susie Figgis | Casting |
| Art | Chris Lowe | Art Direction |
| Art | Alexandra Walker | Art Direction |
| Art | Maggie Gray | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Yvonne Duckett | Costume Supervisor |
| Art | Paul Inglis | Supervising Art Director |
| Sound | Arvo Pärt | Additional Soundtrack |
| Crew | Robert Messinger | Thanks |
| Sound | Stephen McLaughlin | Music Producer |
| Sound | Stephen McLaughlin | Scoring Mixer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jon Henry Gordon | Hairstylist |
| Art | Patrice Vermette | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jenny Shircore | Hair Designer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jenny Shircore | Makeup Designer |