Orlando (1992)

Movie Details

Original Title Orlando

Original Language EN

Budget $4,000,000

Revenue $5,377,643

Status Released

Popularity 1.0

Cast

Tilda Swinton

Orlando

Popularity: 1.8

Billy Zane

Shelmerdine

Popularity: 2.5

Lothaire Bluteau

The Khan

Popularity: 0.4

John Wood

Archduke Harry

Popularity: 1.5

Charlotte Valandrey

Sasha

Popularity: 0.4

Heathcote Williams

Nick Greene / Publisher

Popularity: 1.2

Quentin Crisp

Queen Elizabeth I

Popularity: 0.4

Peter Eyre

Mr. Pope

Popularity: 8.0

Thom Hoffman

King William of Orange

Popularity: 6.7

Kathryn Hunter

Countess

Popularity: 0.9

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Ned Sherrin

Mr. Addison

Popularity: 0.6

Jimmy Somerville

Singer / Angel

Popularity: 0.6

Key Crew

Director Sally Potter

Producer Christopher Sheppard

Editor Hervé Schneid

Screenplay Sally Potter

Production

Mikado Film

Adventure Pictures

Rio

Sigma Pictures

Lenfilm

Videos & Trailers

Sally Potter responds to Letterboxd comments about ORLANDO

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Sally Potter unboxing ORLANDO 4K ULTRA-HD (limited edition)

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Sarah Polley on Sally Potter's ORLANDO | TIFF 2022

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Mark Kermode reviews Orlando (1992) | BFI Player

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Image Gallery

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Keywords

london, england based on novel or book queen elizabeth i breaking the fourth wall androgyny woman director nobleman women's rights ottoman empire

Reviews from TMDB

Filipe Manuel Neto 5/10

Sep 29, 2022

**Based on a somewhat controversial novel, it tackles gender issues and other deep subjects quite well.** “Orlando” is perhaps one of the most interesting and controversial novels by the equally controversial Virginia Woolf. The details of this writer's life are known: the sexual abuse she su ... Read more

CinemaSerf 7/10

Oct 21, 2022

Tilda Swinton is superb in this story of the eponymous Tudor noble who obeys a command from the enamoured Queen Elizabeth (Quentin Crisp) and refuses to grow old. The film now follows the adventures, loves and ultimately depicts how the character adapts - quite literally - as England becomes Britain ... Read more