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The Four Feathers

Year:
Duration:
132 min | Canada:125 min (Toronto International Film Festival)
Genres:
Adventure | Drama | Romance | War
IMDB rate:
6.5
Director:
Shekhar Kapur
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 2002-09-20
Filming Locations: Bledlow, Buckinghamshire, England, UK
Earnings
Budget: $35,000,000
Opening Weekend: $6,857,879 (USA) (22 September 2002)
Gross: $18,306,166 (USA) (1 December 2002)
Cast
Actor
Character
Wes Bentley
Jack Durrance
Mohamed Bouich
Sudanese Storyteller
Campbell Brown
Dervish Ansar
Daniel Caltagirone
Gustave
James Cosmo
Col. Sutch
Andy Coumbe
Colonel Other Regiment
Angela Douglas
Aunt Mary
Karim Doukkali
Egyptian Orderly
Lucy Gordon
Isabelle
Megan Hall
Millie
James Hillier
Drunken Corporal
Nick Holder
British Lion
Djimon Hounsou
Abou Fatma
Kate Hudson
Ethne Eustace
Alex Jennings
Colonel Hamilton
Alexandra Kabi
Woman in Red Veil
Heath Ledger
Harry Feversham
Julio Lewis
Saadi
Craig McDonald
Wounded Captain
Lionel Mahop
Dervish Captain
Richard Manlove
British Corporal
Kris Marshall
Edward Castleton
Manar Mohamed
Youssef
Marouazi Mohammed
Dervish Sniper
Nider Mohamed
Mullah
Anna Diafe Ndiaye
Dinka Slavegirl
Medoune Ndiaye
Gentle Faced Porter
Mohamen Mehdi Ouazanni
Hassan (as Medhi Ouzzani)
Charles Pemberton
Impressario
Rupert Penry-Jones
Tom Willoughby
Tim Pigott-Smith
General Feversham
Mohamed Quatib
Ibrahim (as Mohammed Quatib)
Laila Rouass
Maya
Hugh Ross
Regimental Priest
Thioumbe Samb
Dinka Slavegirl
Michael Sheen
William Trench
Mark Tonderai
Egyptian Orderly
Alek Wek
Aquol
Alex Zorbas
Egyptian Orderly
Bruce Lawrence
British Soldier
Rhidian Bridge
British Soldier (uncredited)
Christian Coulson
Drummer Boy (uncredited)
Ray Donn
British Cavalry Officer (uncredited)
James Embree
British Cavalry Officer (uncredited)
Natalie Hallam
High Class Lady (uncredited)
Hugo Hedley
British Troop (uncredited)
Serena Lorien
Crying Widow (uncredited)
Ben Uttley
General Wolseley's Aide-de-Camp (uncredited)
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Trivia
The major fight scene is the Battle of Abu Klea, which took place on January 17, 1885. A British Desert Column of approximately 1,100 troops fought a Mahdist force of over 12,000 dervishes. The scene depicted in the film, however, is a fictional version of the actual battle.
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Jude Law was the original choice for the role of Harry Feversham.
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Goofs
When Jack is chasing the sniper, the sniper is shown running through an alley way with two adults and a child in front of him. After climbing onto the roof, jumping off, and climbing a couple of walls...he is shown again in the same scene running through the alley with the same three people there.
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When Harry loses his horse and has to jump onto the back of a free one, you can see the rider next to it holding its reins so it will keep running. There is no reason for him to be doing this in the middle of a charge, except to have it ready for Harry to mount.
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In the beginning while the troops are training they charge dummies with bayonets. Several bayonets are obviously rubber.
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Quotes
William Trench: Don't worry, Vicar. They're only women. They won't bite.
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General Faversham: There is only one sacrifice nobler than sacrificing one's self for their country; that is marrying a man who does.
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Ethne: It has to happen... because... I love you.
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Photos from cast
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