Wimbledon
A down‑on‑his‑luck tennis pro gets a wild‑card entry to Wimbledon and must battle his shattered confidence and fierce rivals for one last shot at glory before hanging up his racket.
“She's the golden girl. He's the longshot. It's a match made in...”
Synopsis
Peter Colt of Britain has not achieved the level of tennis stardom he once aspired to. Previously ranked as high as number 11 in the world, the veteran journeyman has seen his ranking fall to 119 as his confidence on the court has waned. Now, on the eve of his departure from professional tennis, he is given a wild card, allowing him to compete in his final Wimbledon tournament—and indeed, his final tournament overall.
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A crew of 70+ credited
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Edited by Humphrey DixonShot by Darius KhondjiScored by Edward ShearmurDesigned by Brian Morris
Box Office
2004 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.3× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$41.5M
US & Canada: $17.0M — 41% of worldwide · International: $24.5M (59%)
Opening weekend: $7.1M — 42% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $8.8M — 52% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,034 theaters
Also known as
- Wimbledon – Spiel, Satz und... Liebede
- La Plus Belle Victoirefr
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Cast & Crew
70 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Kirsten Dunst
as Lizzie Bradbury
Paul Bettany
as Peter Colt
Jon Favreau
as Ron Roth
Sam Neill
as Dennis Bradbury
Bernard Hill
as Edward Colt
Eleanor Bron
as Augusta Colt
Nikolaj Coster Waldau
as Dieter Prohl
Austin Nichols
as Jake Hammond
Robert Lindsay
as Ian Frazier
James Mcavoy
as Carl Colt
John Mcenroe
as John McEnroe
Chris Evert
as Court Commentator Chris Evert
Supporting cast
44Mary Carillo
as Court Commentator Mary Carillo
John Barrett
as Court Commentator John Barrett
Kyle Hyde
as Monte Carlo Opponent
Celia Imrie
as Lydice Kenwood
Penny Ryder
as Sylvia Littlejohn
Annabel Leventon
as Pauline Rossdale
Amanda Walker
as Country Club Tennis Lady
Marina Morgan
as Hotel Receptionist
Barry Jackson
as Danny Oldham
Beti Sekulovski
as Lizzie's 1st Opponent
Vikas Punna
as Ajay Bhatt
Abhin Galeya
as Vijay
John Mcglynn
as Bookmaker
Jonathan Timmins
as Ball Boy
Martin O Brien
as Reporter 1
John Warnaby
as Reporter 2
Tam Hoskyns
as Reporter 3
Peter Cartwright
as Elderly Man in Lift
Eve Pearce
as Elderly Woman in Lift
Murphy Jensen
as Ivan Dragomir
Jeremy Child
as Fred Pilger
Cecilia Dazzi
as Billi Clementi
Ulla Van Zeller
as Sophia Eri
Jesse Loncraine
as Tennis Player
Kellie Shirley
as Betting Shop Girl
Gemma Catlin
as Betting Shop Girl's Friend
Alun Jones
as Tom Cavendish
Simon Greenall
as Chauffeur
Laura Morley
as Lizzie's 2nd Opponent
Danny Baker
as Radio London DJ
Hamed Madani
as Pierre Maroux
Rebecca Dandeniya
as Arliyia Rupesindhe
Sam Bond
as TV Reporter
Laurence Kennedy
as TV Interviewer
Alan David
as Doctor Taylor
Helen Blatch
as Mrs. Biggins
Chris Moyles
as Radio 1 DJ (voice)
Azucena Duran
as Dorchester Maid
Gareth Llewelyn
as Dorchester Bellhop
Geoffrey Leesley
as Dorchester Doorman
Barry Lee Thomas
as Umpire - Final
Ryan Mccluskey
as Outside Broadcast Director
Maggie Mccormack
as Peter and Lizzie's Daughter
Thomas Blore
as Peter and Lizzie's Son
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