Gosford Park
When a murder shatters a weekend of aristocratic leisure at an English country estate, a clever maid teams with a determined inspector to expose the killer before scandal destroys both the upper class and their servants.
“Tea at four. Dinner at eight. Murder at midnight.”
Synopsis
In 1930s England, a group of wealthy and well-known individuals, known for their pretentiousness, gather at a hunting resort for a weekend of leisure. However, their peaceful retreat is disrupted when a murder takes place, prompting suspicion to fall on each of the intriguing characters present.
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A crew of 240+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Tim SquyresShot by Andrew DunnScored by Patrick DoyleDesigned by Stephen AltmanSound by Nigel BennettCostumes by Jenny BeavanStunts by Dinny PowellVFX by Nick Drew
Box Office
2001 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 4.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$87.8M
US & Canada: $41.3M — 47% of worldwide · International: $46.4M (53%)
Opening weekend: $241K — 1% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Peak 9 theaters
Also known as
- Gosford Parkde
- (Bulgarian)Госфорд парк
Release dates around the world3 countries · showhide
- United KingdomNov 7, 2001
- United StatesDec 3, 2001
- CanadaDec 26, 2001
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Cast & Crew
240 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Maggie Smith
as Constance Trentham
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as Constance Trentham
Ryan Phillippe
as Henry Denton
Michael Gambon
as William McCordle
Kristin Scott Thomas
as Sylvia McCordle
Camilla Rutherford
as Isobel McCordle
Charles Dance
as Raymond Stockbridge
Geraldine Somerville
as Louisa Stockbridge
Tom Hollander
as Anthony Meredith
Natasha Wightman
as Lavinia Meredith
Jeremy Northam
as Ivor Novello
Bob Balaban
as Morris Weissman
Supporting cast
50James Wilby
as Freddie Nesbitt
Claudie Blakley
as Mabel Nesbitt
Laurence Fox
as Rupert Standish
Trent Ford
as Jeremy Blond
Stephen Fry
as Inspector Thompson
Ron Webster
as Constable Dexter
Kelly Macdonald
as Mary Maceachran
Clive Owen
as Robert Parks
Helen Mirren
as Mrs. Wilson
Eileen Atkins
as Mrs. Croft
Emily Watson
as Elsie
Alan Bates
as Jennings
Derek Jacobi
as Probert
Richard E Grant
as George
Jeremy Swift
as Arthur
Sophie Thompson
as Dorothy
Meg Wynn Owen
as Lewis
Adrian Scarborough
as Barnes
Frances Low
as Sarah
Joanna Maude
as Renee
Teresa Churcher
as Bertha
Sarah Flind
as Ellen
Finty Williams
as Janet
Emma Buckley
as May
Lucy Cohu
as Lottie
Laura Harling
as Ethel
Tilly Gerrard Bannister
as Maud
Will Beer
as Albert
Leo Bill
as Jim
Gregor Henderson Begg
as Fred
John Atterbury
as Merriman
Frank Thornton
as Mr. Burkett
Ron Puttock
as Strutt
Adrian Preater
as McCordle's Loader
John Cox
as Loader
Ken Davies
as Loader
Tony Davies
as Loader
Steve Markham
as Loader
Terry Sturmey
as Loader
Julian Such
as Loader
Alan Bland
as Beater
Peter Champion
as Beater
Geoff Double
as Beater
Robin Devereux
as Beater
John Fountain
as Beater
Richard Gamble
as Beater
Brian Rumsey
as Beater
George Sherman
as Beater
Widget
as Pip the Dog
Natalie Danks Smith
as American Actress
Directors
1Writers
3Producers
22Avy Eschenasy
the producers wish to thank
Bob Balaban
Producer, Producers
David Levy
Producer
David Levy Nm0506379
Producer, Producers
Donna Gigliotti
the producers wish to thank
Elmer Balaban
the producers wish to thank
Gary Brady
the producers wish to thank
Hannah Leader
executive producer
Jane Barclay
executive producer
Jane Frazer
co-producer
John Ensby
the producers wish to thank
Joshua Astrachan
co-producer
Julian Fellowes
associate producer
Maxine Davidson
the producers wish to thank
Nick Drew
visual effects producer: Jim Henson's Creature Shop (uncredited)
Pam Dixon
the producers wish to thank (as Pam Dixon Mickelson)
Rob Garvie
the producers wish to thank (as Rob Garvey)
Robert Altman
Producer, Producers
Robert Jones
executive producer
Sam Cohn
the producers wish to thank
Sharon Harel
executive producer
Stephen Frears
the producers wish to thank
Other crew
160John Geary
action vehicles: Motorhouse Hire Ltd.
Vicki Allen
additional floor runner
Pete Beasley
additional stand-by carpenter (as Peter Beasley)
Darren Flindall
additional stand-by rigger
Jane Petrie
additional wardrobe assistant
Stephen Miles
additional wardrobe assistant
Ed Colyer
adr and foley mixer
John Bateman
adr and foley mixer
Paul Carr
adr mixer
Louis Elman
adr voice casting (uncredited)
Charles Bodycomb
armorer: Perdix Firearms (as Charlie Bodycombe)
Rob Partridge
armourer supervisor
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