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Starring:
Kate Beckinsale, Eileen Atkins, Ian McKellen, Rufus Sewell, Freddie Jones, Ivan Kaye, Miriam Margolyes, Joanna Lumley, Stephen Fry, Christopher Bowen, Sheila Burrell, Maria Miles, Christopher Bowen

Directed By:
John Schlesinger

Written By:
Malcolm Bradbury

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Cold Comfort Farm (1996)
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Movie Review by B Movie Ben
April 11th, 2007

A comfortable roll in the hay

First part of a twin bill I watched featuring Ian McKellen (X-Men, Lord of the Rings). He played a fire and brimstone country preacher that reminded me of the 17th Century Puritan Minister Cotton Mather.

The movie starred Eileen Atkins (Cold Mountain) and Kate Beckinsale (Underworld). Beckansale played a girl in 1930s England who went to the rural farm property after the death of her father. In a period comedy she proceeds to change the lives of her extended family in a way that gives each of them what they want and free them from their bondage to the seemingly crazy matriarch (Sheila Burrell).

It was a very cute piece and to see Ian McKellen preach his sermon was an experience not to be forgotten.

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