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The Beguiled

Innocent, until betrayed.
2017 | 93m | English

(65415 votes)

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Popularity: 6 (history)

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During the Civil War, at a Southern girls’ boarding school, young women take in an injured enemy soldier. As they provide refuge and tend to his wounds, the house is taken over with sexual tension and dangerous rivalries, and taboos are broken in an unexpected turn of events.
Release Date: Jun 23, 2017
Director: Sofia Coppola
Writer: Sofia Coppola, Thomas Cullinan
Genres: Drama
Keywords based on novel or book, remake, sexual tension, period drama, union soldier, virginia, american civil war, woman director, confederacy, 19th century, girls' school
Production Companies American Zoetrope
Box Office Revenue: $27,869,129
Budget: $10,500,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Colin Farrell Corporal McBurney
Nicole Kidman Miss Martha
Kirsten Dunst Edwina
Elle Fanning Alicia
Oona Laurence Amy
Angourie Rice Jane
Addison Riecke Marie
Emma Howard Emily
Wayne Pére Captain
Matt Story Confederate Soldier
Joel Albin Cavalry Man
Eric Ian Confederate Soldier (uncredited)
Name Job
Philippe Le Sourd Director of Photography
Tony Ward Hair Department Head
Heikki Kossi Foley Artist
Lloyd Pitts Stunt Double
Christian Mazzalai Original Music Composer
Laurent Brancowitz Original Music Composer
Deck d'Arcy Original Music Composer
Thomas Mars Original Music Composer
Albert Maltz Original Film Writer
Nicole Daniels Casting
Anne Ross Production Design
Courtney Bright Casting
Stacey Battat Costume Design
Batou Chandler Location Manager
Amy Beth Silver Set Decoration
Robert Ortiz Unit Production Manager
Jeff Robinson Post Production Supervisor
Sasha Vitelli Script Supervisor
Bernadette Gonzales Production Coordinator
Jennifer Dehghan Art Direction
Dave Kelsey Set Designer
Paul B. Uddo First Assistant Director
Richard Beggs Sound Designer
Steve Lonano Second Assistant Director
Kimberly Amacker Key Makeup Artist
Shandra Page Hair Department Head
Roy Waldspurger Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Adam Walls Makeup Effects
Michael A. Ainsworth Construction Foreman
Chuck Stringer Construction Coordinator
Scott Calcagno Rigging Grip
Frankie Jones Rigging Grip
Colette Delacroix Seamstress
Jen Wasson Costume Supervisor
Mia Goff Makeup Artist
Corey Erwin Best Boy Electric
Letitia Hoaas Studio Teacher
Mauricio Ruiz Concept Artist
Bobby Johanson ADR Mixer
Diane Slattery Unit Publicist
Alice Alward Assistant Art Director
Vic Keatley Rigging Gaffer
Jade Maggio Rigging Grip
Elizabeth Himelstein Dialect Coach
Tony Martinez ADR Editor
Zachary A. Schwartz First Assistant Editor
Elvis Jones Makeup Effects
Michael S. Martin Property Master
Jorin Ostroska Assistant Property Master
Pietu Korhonen Foley Mixer
Lee McLemore Best Boy Grip
Patty Spinale Key Costumer
Jennifer Brown Set Medic
Robert Guillot Propmaker
Ben Rothstein Still Photographer
Julia Shirar Supervising Dialogue Editor
Gerald Autin Dolly Grip
Bob Bates Gaffer
Rachel Grissom Boom Operator
Bryce Marshall Second Assistant "A" Camera
Lilik Antonyan Tailor
Lawrnell Bell-Rattler Hairstylist
Mik Kastner Pyrotechnician
Austin Alward First Assistant "B" Camera
Hector Rodriguez First Assistant "A" Camera
Stacy Kelly Makeup Department Head
Michael A. Johnson Leadman
Heather Gross Foley Editor
Michael Rivera ADR Recordist
Ian Lynch Camera Operator
Aurora Knox Seamstress
Odile Gilbert Hair Designer
Jeff Galpin Stunt Coordinator
T. Nick Leon Key Grip
Donald Roth Rigging Grip
Irene Kamp Original Film Writer
Sofia Coppola Screenplay, Director
Thomas Cullinan Novel
Sarah Flack Editor
Name Title
Francis Ford Coppola Executive Producer
Robert Ortiz Executive Producer
Anne Ross Executive Producer
Youree Henley Producer
Sofia Coppola Producer
Roman Coppola Executive Producer
Fred Roos Executive Producer
Organization Category Person
Cannes Film Festival Best Supporting Actress Nicole Kidman Won
Cannes Film Festival Best Supporting Actress Elle Fanning Nominated
Cannes Film Festival Best Supporting Actress Kirsten Dunst Nominated
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Reviews

Rangan
7.0

**The lust and the destruction!** I neither read the book, nor seen the original film. It was a small slice of the American civil war. But did not focused on the actual war. A fictional drama that followed an injured soldier who sheltered in a girls school was looked after well by the stayed back ... teachers and students. While he was recovering, fallen in love with one of the women. But everybody else too had a little crush on him since he's the one man around. That causes a bump, following a twist in the tale, all comes to halt. A simple and nice drama. Best picks for the roles. But Kristen Dunst did not sync-in with the rest of the girls. Nice clothings too, a perfect recreation of the mid 19th century. I enjoyed it, good for watching at once, but I bet those who watched both the version would go for the old one. Especially for Clint Eastwood. Though Colin Ferrell was not bad in this. Not the best film from Sofia Coppola compared with her others, definitely not worst either. **7/10**

May 16, 2024
Ruuz
5.0

A well acted Civil War drama, but one that perhaps would have played better on the stage of a theatre than the screen of a cinema. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._ ...

Jun 23, 2021