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Quartet 2012 Film | Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon, Billy Connolly

Updated: Apr 15, 2023



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Alternative titles (from Letterboxd): 人生四重唱, 四方, Quartett - ewig junge Leidenschaft, Quarteto


The Quartet trailer can be found on IMDb.


Directed by Dustin Hoffman

Produced by Stewart Mackinnon, Finola Dwyer

Screenplay by Ronald Harwood

Based on Quartet by Ronald Harwood

Music by Dario Marianelli

Cinematography: John de Borman

Edited by Barney Pilling

Production company: Headline Pictures, Finola Dwyer Productions, BBC Films

Distributed by Momentum Pictures (UK)

Release date: 9 September 2012 (TIFF), 1 January 2013 (UK)

Running time: 98 minutes

Budget: $11 million

Box office: $59,520,298


Cast and Characters:

Maggie Smith as Jean Horton, soprano of the Rigoletto recording

Tom Courtenay as Reginald "Reg" Paget, tenor of the Rigoletto recording

Gwyneth Jones as Anne Langley

Michael Gambon as Cedric Livingstone

Billy Connolly as Wilfred "Wilf" Bond, baritone of the Rigoletto recording

Pauline Collins as Cecily "Cissy" Robson, mezzo-soprano of the Rigoletto recording

Sheridan Smith as Dr Lucy Cogan

Andrew Sachs as Bobby Swanson

Trevor Peacock as George

David Ryall as Harry

Luke Newberry as Simon

Michael Byrne as Frank White

Patricia Varley – Carl Rosa Opera Company

John Rawnsley – English National Opera (ENO)

John Georgiadis – London Symphony Orchestra

John Heley – Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Ita Herbert – English Chamber Orchestra

Graeme Scott – BBC Symphony Orchestra (BBC SO)

Cynthia Morey – D'Oyly Carte Opera Company

Jack Honeyborne – musical director for Vera Lynn

Nuala Willis – Royal Opera House

Melodie Waddingham – ENO

Colin Bradbury – BBC SO

Ronnie Hughes – toured in the Frank Sinatra Orchestra

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