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Lorna Doone

Lorna Doone

2000TV Movie⏱️ 3h 0m
DramaRomance
6.9
IMDB Rating
2,122 votes

Against a backdrop of political and religious upheaval, a farmer falls in love with the "queen" of the notorious Doone clan --a family that he has sworn vengeance on.

Director
Mike Barker
Writers
Adrian Hodges, R.D. Blackmore
Stars
Neil Finnighan, Jack Baverstock, Trevor Cooper
Release Date
March 11, 2001
Language
English
Country
United Kingdom
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Wins
🎯 1
Nominations
💬 31
Reviews
📋 5.9K
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🎭 Top Cast

Neil Finnighan
Neil Finnighan
as Jack Ridd
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Jack Baverstock
as Young John Ridd
Trevor Cooper
Trevor Cooper
as John Fry
Aidan Gillen
Aidan Gillen
as Carver Doone
Ruth Sheen
Ruth Sheen
as Betty Muxworthy
Barbara Flynn
Barbara Flynn
as Sarah Ridd
Peter Vaughan
Peter Vaughan
as Sir Ensor Doone
Anton Lesser
Anton Lesser
as Counsellor Doone
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Katie Pitts-Drake
as Young Lorna Doone
Oliver Chris
Oliver Chris
as Charley Doone

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
16 : 9
Sound
Stereo
Color
Color
Filming Location
Craig-Cerrig-Gleisiad a Fan Frynych National Nature Reserve, Brecon, Powys, Wales, UK
Production
A+E Networks, British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)

🏷️ Keywords

character name as titlelorna doone charactertwo word titleoutlawbaroque

🎯 Categories

DramaRomance

⭐ Featured Review

Enjoyable period adventure, good cast.
by Ben-1392000-12-28

"This is an enjoyable adaptation of the period novel set in late 17th century England. It is well cast with excellent performances from many of the lead actors. Martin Clunes as Captain Sickles steals many of the scenes and Amelia Warner makes a beautiful Lorna. The action scenes are well done and fast paced, and the characterisations are very good. As with many period pieces, what does let it down a little is the costuming, which owes more to Hollywood's idea of historical clothing than what was actually worn (although the soldiers uniforms are very good) and the fact that the Doone..."

💡 Did You Know?

Lorna Doone cookies were introduced in 1912 by Nabisco. According to John Barrows, former senior manager for marketing communications (1998) at Nabisco: "No record exists as to the exact motivation behind the selection of that name, but in those days [1912] shortbread biscuits were considered a product of Scottish heritage, and the Lorna Doone character was symbolic of Scotland."

📖 Synopsis

Against a backdrop of political and religious upheaval, a farmer falls in love with the "queen" of the notorious Doone clan --a family that he has sworn vengeance on.