Just Like a Woman (Original title)
Date: 25 September 1992 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Christopher Monger
Synopsis: Romantic comedy about a middle-aged woman who has an affair with a transvestite.
Genres: Comedy, Romance
TV Transmissions
Date: 05 August 1995Broadcast channel: LWTCountry: United KingdomTransmission time: 21:40-23:40Slot duration: 120 minsNetwork
Date: 25 September 1992 (Release)Country: United KingdomDirector: Christopher Monger
Synopsis: Romantic comedy about a middle-aged woman who has an affair with a transvestite.
Genres: Comedy, Romance
TV Transmissions
Date: 05 August 1995Broadcast channel: LWTCountry: United KingdomTransmission time: 21:40-23:40Slot duration: 120 minsNetwork
Credits
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Production Company: Zenith Productions, In association with: LWT, British Screen, Executive Producer: Archie Tait, Executive Producer: Fred Turner, Executive Producer: Nick Elliott, Producer: Nick Evans, Production Executive: Chris Catterall, Production Supervisor: Ted Morley, Production Co-ordinator: Lorraine Fennell, Location Manager: Nigel Gostelow, Assistant Director: Michael Murray, Assistant Director: Kevin Westley, Scott Murray, Casting: Joyce Gallie, Casting (US Consultant): Vickie Thomas, Casting (ADR): Brendan Donnison, Screenplay: Nick Evans, [Screenplay]: Chris Monger, Based on the book by: Monica Jay, Director of Photography: Alan Hume, Camera Operator: Roger Pearce, Camera Operator (2nd Unit): Jimmy Devis, Derek Browne, Editor: Nicolas Gaster, Associate Editor: Neil Farrell, Production Designer: John Box, Art Director: Michael White, Set Decorator: Peter Howitt, Costume Designer: Suzy Peters, Wardrobe (Supervisor): William McPhail, Wardrobe (Mistress): Sarah Arthur, Chief Make-up Artist: Fae Hammond, Sarah Monzani, Titles: Peter Watson Associates, Opticals: Filmoptic, Music: Michael Storey, Musician (Vocals): Barbara Courtney-King, Musician (Guitar): Winston Delandro, Musician (Sax/Flute): Bud Beadle, Musician (Keyboards): Michael Storey, Musician (Percussion): Ray Singer, Music Director: Ray Singer, Music Co-ordinator: Jane Bridgeman, Music Production Supervisor: Graham Walker, Music Recording: Richard Whaley, Choreography: David Massingham, Sound Recording: Neil Kingsbury, Sound Re-recording: Otto Snel, Sound Re-recording: Nic Le Messurier, Sound Re-recording: Kevin Tayler, Sound Editor: John Poyner, Dialogue Editor: Bill Trent, ADR Recordist: Peter Lacey, Consultant: Monica Jay, Kabuki Theatre Consultant: Lorna Marshall, Researcher: Tim Unsworth, Studio: Pinewood Studios
Cast
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Julie Walters (Monica), Adrian Pasdar (Gerald), Paul Freeman (Miles Millichamp), Susan Wooldridge (Louisa), Gordon Kennedy (C.J.), Ian Redford (Tom Braxton), Shelley Thompson (Eleanor Tilson), Togo Igawa (Akira Watanabe), Jill Spurrier (Daphne), Corey Cowper (Erika Tilson), Mark Hadfield (Dennis), Joseph Bennett (Jocelyn), Brooke (Linda), Eve Bland (Betty), Jeff Nuttall (Vanessa), Sayo Inaba (interpreter), David Hunt, Rupert Holliday Evans (policeman), Albert Welling (priest), Edwin Hock Thong Low (waiter), Tim Stern (hypnotist), Rohan McCullough (Mrs Millichamp), John Shin (embassy attaché), David Tse, Harumi Okada (kabuki actor), Brigid Major (Gerald's secretary), Laura Gouldesbrough (Lillie), Gareth Heale (Tom Tilson), Chloe Skew (Emily Tilson), Damian Hunt (young Gerald), Sam Wise (Millichamp's son)