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Never Let Me Go (3-Sep-2010)

Director: Mark Romanek

Writer: Alex Garland

From novel by: Kazuo Ishiguro

Producers: Andrew MacDonald; Allon Reich

Keywords: Drama

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Andrew Garfield
Actor
20-Aug-1983   The Social Network
Sally Hawkins
Actor
27-Apr-1976   Happy-Go-Lucky
Keira Knightley
Actor
26-Mar-1985   Bend It Like Beckham
Carey Mulligan
Actor
28-May-1985   An Education
Charlotte Rampling
Actor
5-Feb-1945   The Verdict

CAST

Carey Mulligan   ...   Kathy
Andrew Garfield   ...   Tommy
Keira Knightley   ...   Ruth
Isobel Meikle-Small   ...   Young Kathy
Ella Purnell   ...   Young Ruth
Charlie Rowe   ...   Young Tommy
Charlotte Rampling   ...   Miss Emily
Sally Hawkins   ...   Miss Lucy
Nathalie Richard   ...   Madame
Andrea Riseborough   ...   Chrissie
Domhnall Gleeson   ...   Rooney
Kate Bowes Renna   ...   Miss Geraldine
Hannah Sharp   ...   Amanda
Christina Carrafiell   ...   Laura
Oliver Parsons   ...   Arthur
Luke Bryant   ...   David
Fidelis Morgan   ...   Matron
Damien Thomas   ...   Doctor
Huggy Leaver   ...   Delivery Man 1
Charles Cork   ...   Delivery Man 2
Sylvie MacDonald   ...   Bumper Crop Girl
David Sterne   ...   Keffers
Kate Sissons   ...   Sitcom Girl
Amy Lennox   ...   Sitcom Girl
Anna Maria Everett   ...   Waitress
John Gillespie   ...   Male Office Worker
Rachel Boss   ...   Female Office Worker
Lydia Wilson   ...   Hannah
Monica Dolan   ...   Nurse
Chidi Chickwe   ...   George

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