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After his lover rejects him, Maurice attempts to come to terms with his sexuality within the restrictiveness of Edwardian society.
James Wilby
as Maurice Hall
Hugh Grant
as Clive Durham
Rupert Graves
as Alec Scudder
Denholm Elliott
as Dr. Barry
Simon Callow
as Mr. Ducie
Billie Whitelaw
as Mrs. Hall
Barry Foster
as Dean Cornwallis
Judy Parfitt
as Mrs. Durham
Phoebe Nicholls
as Anne Durham
Patrick Godfrey
as Simcox
Mark Tandy
as Risley
Ben Kingsley
as Lasker-Jones
Kitty Aldridge
as Kitty Hall
Catherine Rabett
as Pippa Durham
Peter Eyre
as Rev. Borenius
Michael Jenn
as Archie
Orlando Wells
as Young Maurice
Maria Britneva
as Mrs. Sheepshanks
Alan Foss
as Old Man on Train
Breffni McKenna
as Guardsman
Miles Richardson
as Undergraduate
Helena Bonham Carter
as Young Lady at Cricket Match (uncredited)
Matthew Sim
as Featherstonaugh
Harriet Thorpe
as Barmaid
Julian Wadham
as Hull
Richard Warner
as Judge
Jean-Marc Barr
as French Colleague (uncredited)
Serena Gordon
as Gladys Olcott (uncredited)
James Wilby
as Maurice Hall
Hugh Grant
as Clive Durham
Rupert Graves
as Alec Scudder
Denholm Elliott
as Dr. Barry
Simon Callow
as Mr. Ducie
Billie Whitelaw
as Mrs. Hall
Barry Foster
as Dean Cornwallis
Judy Parfitt
as Mrs. Durham
Phoebe Nicholls
as Anne Durham
Patrick Godfrey
as Simcox
Mark Tandy
as Risley
Ben Kingsley
as Lasker-Jones
Kitty Aldridge
as Kitty Hall
Catherine Rabett
as Pippa Durham
Peter Eyre
as Rev. Borenius
Michael Jenn
as Archie
Orlando Wells
as Young Maurice
Maria Britneva
as Mrs. Sheepshanks
Alan Foss
as Old Man on Train
Breffni McKenna
as Guardsman
Miles Richardson
as Undergraduate
Helena Bonham Carter
as Young Lady at Cricket Match (uncredited)
Matthew Sim
as Featherstonaugh
Harriet Thorpe
as Barmaid
Julian Wadham
as Hull
Richard Warner
as Judge
Jean-Marc Barr
as French Colleague (uncredited)
Serena Gordon
as Gladys Olcott (uncredited)
