Wimbledon (2004 film)
Wimbledon: British tennis player Peter clutches to an embarrassingly low position on the tennis-ranking ladder. Handed a wild card for Wimbledon, he expects it to be his final bow.
Wimbledon Overview
| Budget | 31 million |
| Category | Comedy , Romance |
| Production company | Working Title Films (GB) , Inside Track (GB) , StudioCanal (FR) , Universal Pictures (US) , Working Title Films (US) |
| Box office | 41.512 million |
| Original language | en |
| Runtime | 1.633 Hour |
| Release date | 2004-09-13 |
| Spoken language | English |
| Rating | 61.96% |
| Vote Count | 939 |
Wimbledon - FAQ
What is Budget of Wimbledon ?
Budget of Wimbledon is 31 million
What are Categories of Wimbledon ?
Category of Wimbledon is Comedy , Romance
What are the Production companies of Wimbledon ?
Production companies of Wimbledon are Working Title Films (GB) , Inside Track (GB) , StudioCanal (FR) , Universal Pictures (US) , Working Title Films (US)
What is the Box office collection of Wimbledon ?
Box office Collection of Wimbledon is 41.512 million
What is the Original language of Wimbledon ?
Original_language of Wimbledon is en
What is the Run time of Wimbledon ?
Run time of Wimbledon is 1.633 Hour
What is Release date of Wimbledon ?
Release date of Wimbledon is 2004-09-13
Cast
- Kirsten Dunst as Lizzie Bradbury
- Paul Bettany as Peter Colt
- Sam Neill as Dennis Bradbury
- Jon Favreau as Ron Roth
- 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
- Mary 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
