Summary
Eccentric British painter J.M.W. Turner lives his last 25 years with gusto and secretly becomes involved with a seaside landlady, while his faithful housekeeper bears an unrequited love for him.
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Cast
Timothy Spall
JMW Turner
Dorothy Atkinson
Hannah Danby
Marion Bailey
Sophia Booth
Paul Jesson
William Turner Snr
Lesley Manville
Mary Somerville
Martin Savage
Benjamin Robert Haydon
Ruth Sheen
Sarah Danby
David Horovitch
Dr Price
Karl Johnson
Mr. Booth
Peter Wight
Joseph Gillot
Joshua McGuire
John Ruskin
Stuart McQuarrie
Ruskin's Father
Sylvestra Le Touzel
Ruskin's Mother
Leo Bill
JE Mayall
Kate O'Flynn
Prostitute
Sinead Matthews
Queen Victoria
Karina Fernandez
Miss Coggins
Richard Bremmer
George Jones
Mark Stanley
Clarkson Stanfield
Jamie Thomas King
David Roberts
Tom Wlaschiha
Prince Albert
Patrick Godfrey
Lord Egremont
Niall Buggy
John Carew
Fred Pearson
Sir William Beechey
Tom Edden
CR Leslie
Clive Francis
Sir Martin Archer Shee
Robert Portal
Sir Charles Eastlake
James Fleet
John Constable
Roger Ashton-Griffiths
Henry William Pickersgill
Simon Chandler
Sir Augustus Wall Callcott
Edward de Souza
Thomas Stothard
Oliver Maltman
Theatre Actor
Sam Kelly
Theatre Actor
Amy Dawson
Georgiana
Alice Bailey Johnson
Young Lady Singer
Alice Orr-Ewing
Second Young Lady
Veronica Roberts
Lady Stuckley
Richard Dixon
Mr Manners
James Norton
Clarinettist
David Ryall
Footman
Nicola Sloane
Brothel Keeper
Fenella Woolgar
Lady Eastlake
Richard Cordery
Dinner Guest
James Dryden
Cornelius
Mark Wingett
Mariner
Ruby Bentall
Unhappy Couple
Lee Ingleby
Unhappy Couple
Pearl Chanda
Theatre Actor
Francesca Zoutewelle
Theatre Actor
Michael Culkin
Gentleman Critic
Vincent Franklin
Gentleman Critic
Nicholas Woodeson
Gentleman Critic
Elizabeth Berrington
Lady Critics
Eileen Davies
Lady Critics
Terrence Hardiman
Gallery Visitor
Angela Curran
Neighbour
Amanda Lawrence
Hannah's Friend
Judith Amsenga
Dutch Lady
Stuart Matthews
Market Trader (uncredited)
Nicholas Jones
Sir John Soane
David Thewlis
Joshua (uncredited)