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St Trinian's

5.9

Released December 21, 2007Runtime 1h 41min

Taking higher education to a new low.

When their beloved school is threatened with closure should the powers that be fail to raise the proper funds, the girls scheme to steal a priceless painting and use the profits to pull St. Trinian's out of the red.

Genres

Comedy

Production Companies

Ealing Studios

Fragile Films

EFD Films

UK Film Council

Production Countries

United Kingdom

Finances

Budget: $14,000,000
Revenue: $29,066,483
Profit/Loss: $15,066,483

Stream

Rent

Buy

Videos

Cast

Talulah RileyAnnabelle Fritton

Rupert EverettCamilla Fritton / Carnaby Fritton

Gemma ArtertonKelly Jones

Colin FirthGeoffrey Thwaites

Lena HeadeyMiss Dickinson

Jodie WhittakerBeverly

Russell BrandFlash Harry

Anna ChancellorMiss Bagstock

Juno TempleCelia

Tamsin EgertonChelsea Parker

Antonia BernathChloe

Amara KaranPeaches

Paloma FaithAndrea

Kathryn DrysdaleTaylor

Lily ColePolly

Holly MackieTara

Cloe MackieTania

Lucy PunchVerity Thwaites

Fenella WoolgarMiss Cleaver

Celia ImrieHausmutter

Toby JonesSchatzmeister

Caterina MurinoMiss Maupassant

Stephen FryStephen Fry

Mischa BartonJJ French

Tereza SrbovaAnoushka

Millie FosterSaffron

Nathaniel ParkerChairman of the National Gallery

CherylSchool Band Member

Nadine CoyleSchool Band Member

Sarah HardingSchool Band Member

Nicola RobertsSchool Band Member

Kimberley WalshSchool Band Member

Esme Thompson1st Year Bookie

Bel ParkerAerial Girl

Theo CrossArt Teacher

James RawlingsPress Secretary

Ben WillbondDamaged Inspector

Emily BevanFemale Inspector

John ThompsonMale Inspector

Steve FurstBank Manager

Preston ThompsonBoy at the Party

Cato SandfordBedales Pupil 1

Jonathan BaileyBedales Pupil 2

Denise StephensonDenise

Andrew BuckleyGuard

Jody HalseGuard

Richard GloverFloor Runner

Jeremy ThompsonSky Newscaster

Cloi MckeeTania

Rene CostaParamedic (uncredited)

Crew

Barnaby ThompsonDirector

Oliver ParkerDirector

Piers AshworthScreenplay

Nick MoorcroftScreenplay

Ronald SearleNovel

James SpringExecutive Producer

Rupert EverettExecutive Producer

Oliver ParkerExecutive Producer

Lucy BevanCasting

Nigel GreenExecutive Producer

Mark HubbardCo-Producer

Barnaby ThompsonProducer

Alex MackieEditor

Rebecca HaleCostume Design

Gavin FinneyDirector of Photography

Mark HoldingSound Designer

Amanda McArthurProduction Design

Bridget MenziesSet Decoration

Charmaine FullerMakeup Artist

Mandy GoldMakeup Artist

Chris LyonsSpecial Effects Makeup Artist

Pat HayMakeup Designer

Liz MichieHairstylist

Jamie PritchardHairstylist

Iain GuthrieHairstylist

John ReidArt Direction

Denise KumMakeup Artist

Gareth BullSound Re-Recording Mixer

Richard StrakerSound Re-Recording Mixer

Nathaniel De'LineadeusSpecial Effects Makeup Artist

Helen JohnsonMakeup Artist

Alex RouseWigmaker

Peter GleavesADR Mixer

Steve FeltonFoley Editor

Peter BurgisFoley Artist

Penny RoseCostume Design

Rachael TateADR Recordist

Justine AngusSound Editor

Lucy SibbickMakeup Artist

Tracey WellsMakeup Artist

Julia WilsonMakeup Artist

Charlie MoleOriginal Music Composer

Pat SweeneyGaffer

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Reviews

Ooh err missus. When it was announced that there was to be a modern reboot of St. Trinian’s, it was met with luke warm murmurings to say the least. Yet when it comes down to it, the old films from the 50s and 60s were hardly comedy gold anyway. Safe family fare and sometimes fun into the bargain...