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Title: A Room with a View (1985)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Maggie Smith | ... | Charlotte Bartlett, a Chaperon | |
| Helena Bonham Carter | ... | Lucy Honeychurch, Miss Bartlett's cousin and charge (as Helena Bonham-Carter) | |
| Denholm Elliott | ... | Mr Emerson, an English tourist | |
| Julian Sands | ... | George Emerson | |
| Simon Callow | ... | The Reverend Mr Beebe | |
| Patrick Godfrey | ... | The Reverend Mr Eager, Chaplain of the Anglican Church in Florence | |
| Judi Dench | ... | Eleanor Lavish, a novelist | |
| Fabia Drake | ... | Miss Catharine Alan | |
| Joan Henley | ... | Miss Teresa Alan | |
| Amanda Walker | ... | The Cockney Signora | |
| Daniel Day-Lewis | ... | Cecil Vyse (as Daniel Day Lewis) | |
| Maria Britneva | ... | Mrs Vyse, Cecil's mother | |
| Rosemary Leach | ... | Mrs Honeychurch | |
| Rupert Graves | ... | Freddy Honeychurch | |
| Peter Cellier | ... | Sir Harry Otway, a landlord | |
When Lucy Honeychurch (Helena Bonham Carter) and chaperone Charlotte Bartlett (Dame Maggie Smith) find themselves in Florence with rooms without views, fellow guests Mr. Emerson (Denholm Elliott) and son George (Julian Sands) step in to remedy the situation. Meeting the Emersons could change Lucy's life forever, but once back in England, how will her experiences in Tuscany affect her marriage plans? Written by Bridget Jones
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Merchant-Ivory always do a good job. Their films are not only stunning visually, but they evoke an emotional response. A Room with a View is superficially a love story. and I hate to admit it kind of stays there. But they stick to the books. Having read the respective, Howard's End, and a Passage to India, I can truly say they adhere to what has been written. But the books are completely about what you read between the lines. E.M Forester was pretty disgusted by his culture. Yet it was his....and he loved it.......because it provided itself with misfits...i.e Lucy and her beau. He was an echo of Oscar Wilde. I think if you look very hard into this movie you will see that. Denholm Elliot is the epitome of an englishman who isn't an englishman. and he is the complete opposite of Mrs. Vyse....his opposing character. Even the vicar isn't what he supposed to be. Nude Bathing (Oh my Goodness) and in praise of passion he is a free spirit. I think anyone who can say bad about his movie has issues. Yes, its main-stream international. But its beautiful.