Topsy-Turvy
1999, 0 minutes, Rated M
Winner of the New York Film Critics Best Picture and Best Director awards, and Oscar Winner for costume design and make-up, TOPSY TURVY combines all the elements of wonderful entertainment: Egos, Music, Women and Scandal.
For nearly a decade, Gilbert & Sullivan's collaborations have delighted and entertained the English people, but Sullivan has become disillusined and longs to create more "serious" music. The two reach a creative impass, barely able to agree on anything.
It's only when Gilbert's wife drags him out to a Japanese exhibition that the exposure to a different culture sparks the inspiration for what will eventually become one of their biggest successes, The Mikado.
- Director:
- Mark Leigh [1],
- Starring:
- Lesley Manville [6], Timothy Spall [38], Kevin McKidd [31], Ron Cook [6], Jim Broadbent [36], Dorothy Atkinson [1], Allan Corduner [4], Shirley Henderson [19], Eleanor David [1], Wendy Nottingham [1], Martin Savage [3],
- Screen Formats:
- Widescreen
- Language and Sound:
- English Dolby Digital Stereo
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