Amazing Grace (2006)

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- 3 premios y 6 nominaciones en total

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Ioan Gruffudd

William Wilberforce

Albert Finney

John Newton

Michael Gambon

Lord Charles Fox

Romola Garai

Barbara Spooner

Benedict Cumberbatch

William Pitt

Rufus Sewell

Thomas Clarkson

Youssou N'Dour

Olaudah Equiano

Ciarán Hinds

Lord Tarleton
(as Ciaran Hinds)

Toby Jones

Duke of Clarence

Nicholas Farrell

Henry Thornton

Sylvestra Le Touzel

Marianne Thornton

Jeremy Swift

Richard the Butler

Stephen Campbell Moore

James Stephen

Bill Paterson

Lord Dundas

Nicholas Day

Sir William Dolben

Georgie Glen

Hannah More

Nicholas Woodeson

Harrison

Tom Fisher

John Ramsay

This is a truly inspiring film that has much more than what appears on the surface. William Wilberforce was a man that understood persistance for change. He was a real World Changer that never knew the quit.

The film was beautifully done and the script was fantastic!! I love many of the phrase pulled from actual accounts of Wilberforce and Pitt's life.

Albert Finney does an amazing job as John Newton. He truly stole the show on this film.

Hollywood needs to pay attention and make more positive and moving films like this one!!!! Great Job.

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The scene where William Wilberforce (Ioan Gruffudd) sings "Amazing Grace" at the card house was sung by Gruffudd at that moment. In the last several takes, a playback was used, but it is Ioan singing. Director Michael Apted had no idea whether or not Gruffudd could actually sing. Little did he know, Ioan is an accomplished soloist and choir singer. With a little practice, Ioan performed for the first time on-set while the cameras were rolling. All much to the surprise of the cast, crew, and director.

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There were at least 3 grammar mistakes: several uses of "I" when "me" should have been used. Wilburforce also says "By who?" As a graduate of Cambridge, he would have said, "By whom?"