Wide Sargasso Sea
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
John Duigan
Karina Lombard
Nathaniel Parker
Rachel Ward
Michael York
Martine Beswicke
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
This prequel, set in Jamaica during the 1830s, relates the early life of Antoinette Bertha Cosway, the willful and beautiful young Creole woman who becomes the bride of an English aristocrat and, shortly thereafter, the madwoman he sequesters in "Jane Eyre," Charlotte Bronte's classic gothic novel.
Cast
Karina Lombard
Nathaniel Parker
Rachel Ward
Michael York
Martine Beswicke
Claudia Robinson
Huw Christie Williams
Casey Berna
Rowena King
Benny Thomas
Paul Campbell
Audbrey Pilatus
Ancile Gloudin
Dominic Needham
Kevin Thomas
Aisha King
Anika Gordon
Elfreida Reid
Bobby Smith
Suzanne Mcmannus
Pat Gooden
Clifford Burt
Naomi Watts
James Earl
Kayarsha Russell
Jenny Wilson
Helen Woods
Tamika Grant
Pauline Stone
Denise Thompson
Dorothy Cunningham
Theo Smith
Donald Johnson
Veronica Bartley
Martine Beswick
Crew
Kimberly Adams-galligan
Alicia Alon-frankl
Leslie Anne Anderson
Carole Angier
Billy G Arter
Susan Bolles
Dirk Braeger
Geoff Burton
Katherine J Carmichael
Delia Circelli
Harry Cohen
James Cohen
Stewart Copeland
Franckie Diago
Frankie Diago
John Duigan
Bobby Earnhardt
Georgio Farrari
Joe Fineman
Carmen Franczyk
Don Geyra
Melanie Ghisays
Jane Goldsmith
Anne Goursaud
Leilani Hannah
Bruce Hart
Sue Henzel
John M Jarvis
Steve Kirshoff
Karen Koch
Richard Lannaman
Oscar Lawson
Eugene Mccarthy
Gary Mccarthy
Eric Mcleod
Kathryn Milliss
Norma Moriceau
Vincent Nappo
Steve Nelson
Donna Noble
Peter Packer
Ian Plumer
Sally Portius
Simon Quaith
Simon Quaith
Jean Rhys
Sara Risher
Charles Rotherham
Jimmy Sandoval
Jan Sharp
Jan Sharp
P.j. Voeten
Ron Von Blomberg
Noriko Watanabe
Marie Wright
Film Details
Technical Specs
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Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Expanded Release in United States April 30, 1993
Released in United States April 23, 1993
Released in United States on Video January 5, 1994
Released in United States Spring April 16, 1993
The novel "Jane Eyre" was originally published in Great Britain in 1849, whereas its literary prequel, "Wide Sargasso Sea," was published to immediate acclaim in 1966.
Began shooting July 8, 1991.
Completed shooting September 1991.
Released in United States on Video January 5, 1994 (in R, NC-17 and unrated versions)
Released in United States Spring April 16, 1993
Released in United States April 23, 1993 (Los Angeles)
Expanded Release in United States April 30, 1993
