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Dates: 2009 (Copyright), 18 December 2009 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Oliver Parker, Barnaby Thompson
Synopsis: Comedy. The St Trinian's girls learn that Miss Fritton is related to a pirate and go in search of buried treasure.
Genre: Comedy
Releases
Date: 18 December 2009Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - Sound - Dolby DigitalAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 106 mins 7 secs - Length: 9550 FeetDialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Entertainment Film Distributors Ltd
Dates: 2009 (Copyright), 18 December 2009 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirected by: Oliver Parker, Barnaby Thompson
Synopsis: Comedy. The St Trinian's girls learn that Miss Fritton is related to a pirate and go in search of buried treasure.
Genre: Comedy
Releases
Date: 18 December 2009Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: 35mm Film - Colour - Technicolor - Sound - Dolby DigitalAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 106 mins 7 secs - Length: 9550 FeetDialogue (original): EnglishDistributor: Entertainment Film Distributors Ltd
Credits
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©: Fragile St Trinian's Limited, Entertainment Film Distributors Ltd, Production Company: Fragile Films, Presents: Entertainment Film Distributors Ltd, Ealing Studios Limited, In association with: Aegis Film Fund, In association with: Prescience Film Finance, In association with: Prescience Media 4 LLP, In association with: Prescience Media 5 LLP, Omni Films 2 LLP, Made w/t support of the lottery through: UK Film Council Development Fund, International Sales by: Ealing Studios International, Executive Producer: Nigel Green, Executive Producer: Rupert Everett, Executive Producer: James Spring, Executive Producer: Paul Brett, Executive Producer: Chris Smith, Executive Producer: Tim Smith, Produced by: Oliver Parker, Barnaby Thompson, Co-producer: Mark Hubbard, Co-producer: Sophie Meyer, For Ealing Studios (Development Exec): Nichola Martin, For Ealing Studios (Production Exec): Tabitha Jenkins, For Ealing Studios (Head of Finance): Simon George, For Ealing Studios (Head of Bus Affairs): Rachel Woodeson, For EFD (Executive in Charge of Finance): Robert Street, Unit Manager: Ian Hutchinson, Production Manager: Jennifer Wynne, Production Co-ordinator: Valentina Coccia, Assistant Production Co-ordinator: Donna Pearman, Production Accountant: Sarah Lucraft, Location Manager: Pat Karam, Post-production Supervisor: Linda Deacy, 2nd Unit Director (Free Running): Mike Christie, 1st Assistant Director: Melanie Dicks, 2nd Assistant Director: Samantha Smith, Crowd 2nd Assistant Director: James Chasey, 3rd Assistant Director: Joe Barlow, Crowd 3rd Assistant Director: Sandrine Loisy, Additional 3rd Assistant Director: Jae-Sung Oh, Script Supervisor: Caroline O'Reilly, Casting by: Lucy Bevan, Casting Assistant: Millie Scalchi, Voice Casting: Brendan Donnison, Written by: Piers Ashworth, Nick Moorcroft, Inspired by the original drawings of: Ronald Searle, Director of Photography: David Higgs, 2nd Unit Director of Photography: Nic Lawson, Camera Operator: Julian Morson, 1st Assistant Camera: Sam Renton, 1st Assistant Camera (B): Clive Prior, Barney Piercy, 2nd Assistant Camera: Tim Phillips, 2nd Assistant Camera (B): Simon Surtees, Rami Bartholdy, Gaffer: Dan Fontaine, Grip: Steve Pugh, Video Playback Operator: Warren Markert, Stills Photographer: Nick Wall, Visual Effects by: Men-from-Mars, MFM (Visual Effects Supervisor): Simon Frame, MFM (Creative Director): Phil Attfield, MFM (Executive Visual Effects Producer): Tom Horton, MFM (Visual Effects Editor): Collette Nunes, Special Effects Supervisor: Mark Holt, Graphics: George Simons, Graphics: Gerard Bryan, Edited by: Emma E. Hickox, Additional Editor: Anna Dick, Robbie Morrison, 1st Assistant Editor: Anna Dick, 2nd Assistant Editor: Robbie Morrison, Production Designer: Amanda McArthur, Art Director: John Reid, Standby Art Director: Robert Haynes, Art Department Manager: Bridget Menzies, Romeo&Juliet Set at Globe Theatre Des by: Simon Daw, Set Decorator: Sara Wan, Storyboard Artist: Simon Duric, Prop Master: David 'Springer' Horrill, Construction Manager: Dave Reed, Costume Designer: Rebecca Hale, Costume Supervisor: Charlotte Sewell, Make-up/Hair by: Kirstin Chalmers, Make-up/Hair Supervisor: Loz Schiavo, Make-up Artist for Mr [Rupert] Everett: Carol Greenfield, Make-up/Hair Artist: Nicola Buck, Alexandra Scott, Hairdresser for Mr [Rupert] Everett: Jamie Pritchard, Titles/Map Sequence Design: Matt Curtis, Digital Intermediate by: Technicolor Creative Services UK, DI Colourist: Paul Ensby, Film Stock: Kodak Motion Picture Film, Music by: Charlie Mole, [Musician] Guitar: Dave Munday, Score Conducted by: Alastair King, Orchestra Leader: Andrew Haveron, Score Orchestrated by: Alastair King, Music Supervisor: Sheila Burgel, Music Supervisor: Ian Neil, Musicians Contracted by: Cool Music Ltd, Score Produced by: Eliza Thompson, Music Editor: Tony Lewis, Score Recorded/Mixed at: Abbey Road Studios, Music Engineer: Toby Wood, Choreographer: Ashley Wallen, Production Sound Mixer: Mark Holding, Sound Maintenance: Peter Eusebe, 2nd Boom Operator: Jeremy Brown, Re-recording Mixer: Gareth Bull, Richard Straker, Supervising Sound Editor: Max Hoskins, Sound Editor: Simon Gershon, Sound Editor: Michael Wabro, Sound Editor: Lee Herrick, Sound Editor: Keith Tinman, Foley Artist: Jack Stew, Foley Artist: Andrea King, Foley Recordist: Adam Mendez, Foley Editor: Alex Joseph, Stunt Co-ordinator: Gary Connery, Additional Stunt Co-ordinator: Richard Bradshaw, Additional Stunt Co-ordinator: Lee Sheward, Andy Bradford, Free Running Co-ordinator: Dan Edwardes, Parkour Generations, Free Runner: Agota Mahop, Tracey Tiltman, Children's Drama Coach: Claire Downes, Beatbox Coach: Daniel De Bourg, Animals Supplied by: Action Stunt Dogs, Unit Publicity: Julia Jones, EPK: Special Treats, Filmed at: Ealing Studios
Cast
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Rupert Everett (Camilla Fritton), Rupert Everett (Capt Archibald, 'Pirate Fritton'), Rupert Everett (Fortnum Fritton), Colin Firth (Geoffrey Thwaites), David Tennant (Sir Piers Pomfrey), Talulah Riley (Annabelle Fritton), Jodie Whittaker (Beverly), Juno Temple (Celia), Tamsin Egerton (Chelsea), Toby Jones (Bursar), Celia Imrie (Matron), Gemma Arterton (Kelly Jones), Sarah Harding (Roxy), Zawe Ashton (Bianca), Montserrat Lombard (Zoe), Ella Smith (Lucy), Clara Paget (Bella), Gabriella Wilde (Saffy), Cloe Mackie (Tania), Holly Mackie (Tara), Christian Brassington (Peters), Tom Riley (Romeo), Georgia King (Juliet), Katherine Parkinson (physics teacher), Pip Torrens (Heathcote Parker), Steve Furst (Arbuthnott), Humphrey Ker (AD1 member), Ricky Wilson (rock star), Denise Stephenson (reporter), Zara Treherne (Georgiana), Tallulah Evans (Jemima), Lola Mae Loughran (Patience), Paul Putner (Steve the barman), Aran Bell (headmaster), Freddie Fox (head boy), Angus Barnett, Giles New (drunken sailor), David Armand, Colin Michael Carmichael (police officer), Edith Thompson (Tabitha), Bonnie Mallet (Globe lookout girl), Paris Husty (Globe whispering girl), Florence Grounds (witch doctor Julie), Salaheddin Essayah (Pomfrey's henchman), Jessica Agombar (Jess), Harriet Bamford (Harriet), Jessica Bell (Beth), Daisy Tonge (Daisy)