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The Other Boleyn Girl

Two sisters divided for the love of a king.
2008 | 115m | English

(125394 votes)

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Popularity: 4 (history)

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A sumptuous and sensual tale of intrigue, romance and betrayal set against the backdrop of a defining moment in European history: two beautiful sisters, Anne and Mary Boleyn, driven by their family's blind ambition, compete for the love of the handsome and passionate King Henry VIII.
Release Date: Feb 28, 2008
Director: Justin Chadwick
Writer: Philippa Gregory, Peter Morgan, T. Rafael Cimino
Genres: Drama, Romance, History
Keywords sibling relationship, england, based on novel or book, queen, kingdom, politics, royalty, religion, mistress, historical fiction, king, period drama, royal court, anne boleyn, henry viii, palace intrigue, 16th century, aristocrats, scathing
Production Companies Columbia Pictures, Universal Pictures, Scott Rudin Productions, BBC Film, Ruby Films, Relativity Media, Focus Features, GH Three
Box Office Revenue: $78,269,970
Budget: $35,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Natalie Portman Anne Boleyn
Scarlett Johansson Mary Boleyn
Eric Bana Henry Tudor
Jim Sturgess George Boleyn
Mark Rylance Sir Thomas Boleyn
Kristin Scott Thomas Lady Elizabeth Boleyn
David Morrissey Thomas Howard - Duke of Norfolk
Benedict Cumberbatch William Carey
Oliver Coleman Henry Percy
Ana Torrent Katherine of Aragon
Eddie Redmayne William Stafford
Juno Temple Jane Parker
Iain Mitchell Thomas Cromwell
Andrew Garfield Francis Weston
Mark Lewis Jones Brandon
Michael Smiley Physician
Montserrat Roig de Puig Lady in Waiting
Alfie Allen King's Messenger
Corinne Galloway Jane Seymour
Tom Cox Rider
Joanna Scanlan Midwife
Emma Noakes Maid
Maisie Smith Young Elizabeth
Daisy Doidge-Hill Young Anne
Tiffany Freisberg Mary Talbot
Bill Wallis Archbishop Cranmer
Joseph Moore Young Henry
Constance Stride Mary Tudor
Brodie Judge Young Catherine
Finton Reilly Young George
Name Job
Satarupa Bradley Scenic Artist
Andrew Davies Script Consultant
Peter Burgis Foley Artist
Mark DeSimone ADR Mixer
Paul Cantelon Original Music Composer
Paul Knight Editor
Kevin Phipps Art Direction
Emma MacDevitt Art Direction
Matthew Gray Art Direction
Kieran McGuigan Director of Photography
Sara Wan Set Decoration
David Allday Art Direction
Jane Robertson Line Producer
Stuart Brisdon Special Effects Supervisor
Gerard Naprous Stunt Coordinator
Catherine Davies Makeup & Hair
Daniel Phillips Makeup Designer
Andrew Piotrowski Assistant Art Director
Geoff Holloway Electrician
Mona Qureshi Script Editor
Gina Tornatore Assistant Editor
Louise Fisher Makeup Artist
Paul Gooch Makeup & Hair
Peter Owen Wig Designer
Lisa Pickering Makeup & Hair
Ivana Primorac Makeup Designer, Hair Designer
Christine Whitney Makeup & Hair
Tania Blunden Post Production Supervisor
Mally Chung Unit Manager
Rachel Neale Unit Production Manager
Paul Bennett Third Assistant Director
Bryn Lawrence Third Assistant Director
Olivia Lloyd Second Assistant Director
Alex Oakley Second Unit First Assistant Director
Samar Pollitt Second Second Assistant Director
Deborah Saban First Assistant Director
James Buxton Carpenter
Catherine Haugh Construction Coordinator
David Horrill Property Master
Tom Martin Construction Manager
Dan Maslen Storyboard Artist
David Packard Scenic Artist
Sui Rajakaruna Assistant Art Director
Claire Nia Richards Leadman
Sophie Tyler Assistant Set Decoration
Maira Vazeou Set Dresser
Penny White Assistant Property Master
Daniel Crowley Boom Operator
Andie Derrick Foley Artist
Mike Dowson Sound Re-Recording Mixer
James Harrison Sound Effects Editor
Nigel Heath Sound Re-Recording Mixer
John Midgley Sound Mixer
Clive Osborne Boom Operator
Julian Slater Supervising Sound Editor
Ian Wilkinson ADR & Dubbing
Virginie Bourdin Concept Artist
Mark Clayton Gaffer
Russell Diamond Key Grip
Paul Donachie Camera Operator
Jason Dully Second Assistant Camera
Russell Ferguson First Assistant Camera
Ian Franklin Rigging Gaffer
Nicky George Second Assistant Camera
Benny Harper Best Boy Electric
Jimmy Harris Electrician
Alastair Rae Steadicam Operator
Terry Robb Electrician
Martin Taylor Electrician
Olly Tellett First Assistant Camera
Ilenka Jelowicki Extras Casting
Debbie Scott Assistant Costume Designer
Clare Spragge Costume Supervisor
Vanessa Woolgar Wardrobe Master
Hannah Godwin Post Production Coordinator
Faye Morgan Post Production Supervisor
Mark Neale First Assistant Editor
Graham Sutton Music Editor
Jayne Spooner Script Supervisor
Roisin Carty Dialect Coach
Francesca Castellano Production Coordinator
Elton Farla Set Medic
Linda Gamble Unit Publicist
Jill McCullough Dialect Coach
Justin Chadwick Director
Karen Lindsay-Stewart Casting
Sandy Powell Costume Design
John Paul Kelly Production Design
Derek Lea Stunts
Arthur Graley Foley Editor
Tony Lucken Stunts
Alex Bailey Still Photographer
Paul Harris Choreographer
Philippa Gregory Novel
Carol Littleton Editor
Peter Morgan Screenplay
T. Rafael Cimino Screenplay
Name Title
Faye Ward Associate Producer
Alison Owen Producer
Mark Cooper Co-Producer
David M. Thompson Executive Producer
Scott Rudin Executive Producer
T. Rafael Cimino Co-Executive Producer
Organization Category Person
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
6.0

Except, it isn't really much about the "other" Boleyn girl at all, is it? Eric Bana never could hold a film together, and his effort as the amorous but volatile King Henry VIII proves he can't here either. Scarlett Johansson (Anne) and Natalie Portman (Mary) play the Boleyn girls well enough with de ... cent, if brief, contributions from Kristin Scott-Thomas and Mark Rylance as their parents and from Jim Sturgess as their sexually ambiguous brother George. It looks sumptuous enough with plenty of attention to detail both indoors and out, but is over-written and it has all the sexual chemistry of a children's tea party. Sadly, it's a disappointingly weak adaptation of an intriguing story of betrayal, treachery and lust that really deserves better. Perhaps a film mainly for fans of a good costume drama that's big on costumes but less so on drama...

Jun 01, 2024