La mujer invisible

Título original: The Invisible Woman

2013
R
1h 51min

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Ralph Fiennes and Felicity Jones in La mujer invisible (2013)

At the height of his career, Charles Dickens meets a younger woman who becomes his secret lover until his death.

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En el apogeo de su carrera, Charles Dickens conoce a una mujer más joven que él que se convierte en su amante secreta hasta su muerte.En el apogeo de su carrera, Charles Dickens conoce a una mujer más joven que él que se convierte en su amante secreta hasta su muerte.En el apogeo de su carrera, Charles Dickens conoce a una mujer más joven que él que se convierte en su amante secreta hasta su muerte.

Dirección
- Ralph Fiennes
Guionistas
- Abi Morgan
- Claire Tomalin
Elenco

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Dirección
- Ralph Fiennes
Guionistas
- Abi Morgan
- Claire Tomalin
Elenco

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- 1 premio ganado y 7 nominaciones en total

Charles Dickens
(as Mr. Ralph Fiennes)

Felicity Jones

Nelly
(as Ms. Felicity Jones)

Kristin Scott Thomas

Mrs. Frances Ternan
(as Ms. Kirstin Scott Thomas)

Tom Hollander

Wilkie Collins
(as Mr. Tom Hollander)

John Kavanagh

Rev. William Benham
(as Mr. John Kavanagh)

Tom Attwood

Mr. Lambourne
(as Mr. Tom Atwood)

Susanna Hislop

Mary
(as Ms. Susanna Hislop)

Tom Burke

Mr. George Wharton Robinson
(as Mr. Tom Burke)

Tommy Curson-Smith

Geoffrey
(as Mr. Tommy Curson-Smith)

David Collings

Governor
(as Mr. David Collings)

Michael Marcus

Charley Dickens
(as Mr. Michael Marcus)

Perdita Weeks

Maria Ternan
(as Ms. Perdita Weeks)

Richard McCabe

Mr. Mark Lemon
(as Mr. Richard McCabe)

Gabriel Vick

Mr. Berger
(as Mr. Gabriel Vick)

Mark Dexter

Mr. Augustus Egg
(as Mr. Mark Dexter)

Joseph Paxton

Mr. Pigott
(as Mr. Joseph Paxton)

Sophie Russell

Miss Ellen Sabine
(as Ms. Sophie Russell)

Christos Lawton

Mr. Evans
(as Mr. Christos Lawton)

Dirección
- Ralph Fiennes
Guionistas
- Abi Morgan
- Claire Tomalin
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Trivia
Ralph Fiennes and Felicity Jones appeared in Cemetery Junction (2010), in which they played father and daughter. In a 2013 interview with Jones and Fiennes on National Public Radio, Jones said that it was "weird" and "very Freudian" to go from playing one relationship to the other, but Fiennes disagreed, saying "It's just a job. Come on."

Errores
When collecting cash for the hospital, there is an 1895 Crown coin on the plate. Charles Dickens died in 1870.

Citas
Charles Dickens: A wonderful fact to reflect upon, that every human creature is a profound secret and mystery to every other.
Nelly: Until that secret is given to another to look after. And then perhaps two human creatures may know each other.

Créditos curiosos
The full cast list (in order of appearance) is presented in the style of a Dickens era theatre programme, with contemporary font and the performers' names preceded by "Mr." or "Ms."

Conexiones
Featured in Film '72: Episode dated 30 January 2014 (2014)

Bandas sonoras
Sir Roger de Coverly
(uncredited)
Traditional
[Dickens dances with Nelly]

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Affair in the 1850's

If a renowned writer were to embark in an affair with a younger woman, it would make some headlines, generate some chatter but most of us will leave it at that.

That was not the case in the 1850's. When esteemed author Charles Dickens begun an affair, all sorts of efforts were put in place to stop it from becoming public. Divorce in that time, was an absolute scandal, an abomination.

So, this young, attractive, talented woman who in all certainty had a profound effect in the works of one of the most respected writers in the English language was in effect an invisible woman. Whilst she was the centre of Dickens' world, the world ought to not know her. Such were those times.

Whilst it might appear as sluggish, even flat that is not so. We get to observe the effect of the affair amongst people who had a compulsion to appear composed and reserved at all times. It is a glimpse in to a world gone by.