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The Cast Includes: Johnny Flynn (Arthur The Cast Includes: Johnny Flynn (Arthur) - Starred opposite Anne Hathaway in Song One; plays the lead in Comedy Central's new sitcom Brotherhood and is an internationally acclaimed musician. Soon to be playing the lead in a new film about the Kinks. Lydia Wilson (Vida) - Nominated for an Olivier award for her role in Charles III; starred alongside Domhall Gleeson and Bill Nighy in Richard Curtis' About Time. From October onwards to be seen on Broadway in Charles III. Juliet Stevenson (Ethel) - CBE; Olivier award Winner; five times Olivier award nominee, four times BAFTA nominee. Films include Bend it Like Beckham, Mona Lisa Smileand Being Julia Henry Goodman (Levi) - Two times Olivier award Winner; Most recently 'Dr List' in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Other films include Notting Hill and Woman in Gold. Jessica Gunning (Emily) - Starred in Golden Globe and BAFTA nominated Pride; Starred in The Woman in Red (BBC). Ellie Kendrick (Helen) - Meera Reed in HBO's Game of Thrones; Anne Frank in BBC 1's The Diary of Anne Frank Al Weaver (Adam) - Stars alongside James Norton in ITV's Grantchester. Featured in Marie Antoinette Alex Lanipekun (Llion) - Hank Wonham in Showtime's Homeland, also Ben Kaplan in BBC's Spooks. Remy Beasly (Brenda) - Beyonce in Sky One's Stella. And a real new discovery in Love is Thicker than Water. Robert Blythe (George) – Fagin in High Hopes and many parts at the Royal National Theatre. Sharon Morgan (Sara) – recipient of three BAFTA Cymru awards. Amongst many parts in film, tv and theatre Mary Cooper in Torchwood. .
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