Victoria & Abdul

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Directed by

Stephen Frears

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Judi Dench
Queen Victoria

Ali Fazal
Abdul Karim

Tim Pigott-Smith
Sir Henry Ponsonby

Eddie Izzard
Bertie, Prince of Wales

Adeel Akhtar
Mohammed

Michael Gambon
Lord Salisbury

Paul Higgins
Dr. Reid

Olivia Williams
Lady Churchill

Written by

Lee Hall
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6 years, 3 months ago at Jan 2 2:14

fernando

Frears at his lightest. The monarch and simple man friendship is a genre on its own. Here, Dench is ok as Victoria, and Abdul's character is ok, but they both are so well motivated, mmmhhhh, too naif and goodhearted

An average movie

3 years ago at Mar 29 7:47

johanlefourbe

To be honest, I wasn’t expecting much from this flick but since it was directed by Stephen Frears, I thought I might as well check it out anyway. Well, even though I thought it would be something terribly corny, I have to admit that it was not so bad after all. I mean, I still didn’t care much for this story and I believe it was still too light but these 2 characters turned out to be fairly en... read more

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Queen Victoria strikes up an unlikely friendship with a young Indian clerk named Abdul Karim

Release date: 6 October 2017

Tags: History (3), Drama (3), Biography (2), 2017 (2), 2010s (2), Blood Pudding (1), Windsor Castle (1), Asian Indian (1), Based On Real People (1), Courtier (1), Royal Court (1), 2010's (1), Falling Asleep (1), Based On Real Person (1), Unlikely Friendship (1), Death Of Title Character (1), Tall Man (1), Queen Victoria (1), Death Of Husband (1), Social Status (1)

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An average movie

“To be honest, I wasn’t expecting much from this flick but since it was directed by Stephen Frears, I thought I might as well check it out anyway. Well, even though I thought it would be something terribly corny, I have to admit that it was not so bad after all. I mean, I still didn’t care much for this story and I believe it was still too light but these 2 characters turned out to be fairly entertaining after all. Above all, Judi Dench was a perfect choice to play this part and she delivered another really solid performance. Ali Fazal was not bad either but his character did lack some depth, I’m afraid. I mean, Abdul Karim, as displayed in this movie, seemed to be a terribly kind and smart man but why would a Muslim man from India be so fond of the Queen of England? In fact, why woul” read more

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