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Daniel Day-Lewis
Reynolds Woodcock
Vicky Krieps
Alma Elson
Lesley Manville
Cyril Woodcock
Camilla Rutherford
Johanna
Gina McKee
Countess Henrietta Harding
Brian Gleeson
Dr. Robert Hardy
Harriet Sansom Harris
Barbara Rose
Lujza Richter
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Julie Vollono
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Sue Clark
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Nana
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Dinah Nicholson
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Irma
Maryanne Frost
Winn
Elli Banks
Elli
Amy Cunningham
Mabel
Amber Brabant
Amber
Geneva Corlett
Geneva
Juliet Glaves
Florist
Philip Franks
Peter Martin
Tony Hansford
Petrol Station Owner
Steven F. Thompson
Maitre'D
George Glasgow
Nigel Cheddar-Goode
Niki Angus-Campbell
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Georgia Kemball
Young Fan's Friend
Nick Ashley
Charles Gayford
Ingrid Sophie Schram
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Ellie Blackwell
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Zarene Dallas
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Pauline Moriarty
Minetta
Eric Sigmundsson
Cal Rose
Phyllis MacMahon
Tippy
Richard Graham
George Riley, News of the World
Silas Carson
Rubio Gurrerro
Martin Dew
John Evans, Daily Mail
James Thomson
Reporter
Tim Ahern
Barbara's Lawyer
Leopoldine Hugo
Princess Mona's Mother
Delia Remy
Bridesmaid
Alice Grenier
Bridesmaid
Emma Clandon
Reynolds' Mother
Ian Harrod
Registrar
Sarah Lamesch
Steff
Nicholas Mander
Lord Baltimore
Jordon Stevens
Lady Baltimore's Daughter
Michael Stevenson
MC, New Year's Eve Party
Jane Perry
Mrs. Vaughan
Charlotte Melen
Young Fashionable Woman
Dave Simon
Chelsea Arts Club New Years Eve Party Guest (uncredited)
David Charles-Cully
Chelsea Arts Club New Years Eve Party Guest (uncredited)
Louis Hannan
Chelsea Arts Club New Years Eve Party Guest (uncredited)
Evie Wray
Wedding Guest / Dancer (uncredited)
Jonathan Wayre
Pathe News Cameraman (uncredited)
Cécile van Dijk
Cécile (uncredited)
Jack Tyson
New Year's Eve Party Guest (uncredited)
Joshua Tomkins
New Year's carnival Float Team Cowboy (uncredited)
Grant Crookes
New Years Eve Party Goer (uncredited)

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A review by The Movie Waffler

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Written by The Movie Waffler on Wed Feb 14 2018

Should you decide to visit your local cinema to take in a showing of Phantom Thread, Paul Thomas Anderson's latest offbeat character study, you might want to make a bit more effort with your wardrobe than you're accustomed to for such outings. After spending 130 minutes totally immersed in the world of 1950s high fashion, I felt like an utter rube walking out of the cinema in my jeans and hoody combo. Phantom Thread is as immersive as cinema gets. From its opening sequence, which takes us inside the House of Woodcock, a London fashion house run in quietly tyrannical fashion by renowned dress...