February 13, 1987
100 minutes
DramaRomance
84 Charing Cross Road
When a humorous script-reader in her New York apartment sees an ad in the Saturday Review of Literature for a bookstore in London that does mail order, she begins a very special correspondence and friendship with Frank Doel, the bookseller who works at Marks & Co., 84 Charing Cross Road.
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Cast
Anne Bancroft
(Helene Hanff)
Anthony Hopkins
(Frank P. Doel)
Judi Dench
(Nora Doel)
Jean De Baer
(Maxine Stuart)
Maurice Denham
(George Martin)
Eleanor David
(Cecily Farr)
Mercedes Ruehl
(Kay)
Daniel Gerroll
(Brian)
Wendy Morgan
(Megan Wells)
Ian McNeice
(Bill Humphries)
Connie Booth
(The Lady from Delaware)
J. Smith-Cameron
(Ginny)
Tom Isbell
(Ed)
Anne Dyson
(Mrs. Boulton)
Ronn Carroll
(Businessman on Plane)
Sam Stoneburner
(New York Bookseller)
Charles Lewsen
(The Print Buyer)
Bernie Passeltiner
(Willie, the Deli Owner)
Michael John McGann
(Maxine's Stage Manager)
Gwen Nelson
(Bill's Great Aunt)
Roger Ostime
(Stately Home Butler)
John Bardon
(Labour Party Canvasser)
Betty Low
(Maxine's Mom)
James Eckhouse
(Joey, the Dentist)
David Davenport
(Coronation Party Friend)
Max Harvey
(Coronation Party Friend)
Rupert Holliday-Evans
(Coronation Party Friend)
Freda Rogers
(Coronation Party Friend)
Marty Glickman
(Baseball Commentator)
Tony Todd
(Demolition Workman)
Kevin McClarnon
(Arresting Cop at Columbia)
Janet Dale
(Joan Todd (Mrs) Secretary)
Zoe Hodges
(Mary Doel, Aged 4)
Kate Napier Brown
(Mary Doel Aged 21)
Rebecca Bradley
(Sheila Doel, Aged 12)
Barbara Thorn
(Sheila Doel Aged 29)
Danielle Burns
(Cecily Farr's daughter)
Lee Burns
(Cecily Farr's son)
