120 minutes
2/19/2000
Coppélia, a mechanical doll made by the toy-maker Dr. Coppelius, is so life-like that some believe she is his daughter. The mistake leads to intrigue and jealousy in love. Directed by Ross MacGibbon, with Leanne Benjamin and Carlos Acosta.
Leanne Benjamin
as Swanhilda
Carlos Acosta
as Franz
Luke Heydon
as Dr. Coppélius
Leana Palmer
as Coppélia / Betrothal Dance
David Drew
as The Burgomaster
Philip Mosley
as The Innkeeper
Mayuko Maeda
as Swanhilda's Friend / Midday Hours
Mara Galeazzi
as Swanhilda's Friend / Aurora
Marianela Núñez
as Swanhilda's Friend / Betrothal Dance
Rachel Rawlins
as Swanhilda's Friend / Betrothal Dance
Jaimie Tapper
as Swanhilda's Friend / Betrothal Dance
Jenny Tattersall
as Swanhilda's Friend / Betrothal Dance
Nicola Tranah
as Peasant Girl
Samantha Raine
as Peasant Girl / Midday Hours
Laura Morera
as Peasant Girl
Peter Abegglen
as Peasant Boy
Jonathan Howells
as Peasant Boy
Tomoko Furuya
as Chinese Doll / Betrothal Dance
Victoria Hewitt
as Spanish Doll / Midday Hours
Iohna Loots
as Scottish Doll / Midday Hours
Richard Ramsey
as Crusader Doll
Michael Stojko
as Turkish Doll
Christopher Saunders
as The Duke
Kevin Warwick
as Himself (host)
Christina Arestis
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Vanessa Fenton
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Francesca Filpi
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Julie Lack
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Emily Low
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Sian Murphy
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Nicole Ransley
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Josephine Russell
as Morning Hours / Evening Hours
Alina Cojocaru
as Midday Hours
Helen Crawford
as Midday Hours
Naomi Reynolds
as Midday Hours
Melissa Wishinski
as Midday Hours
Giacomo Ciriaci
as Betrothal Dance
Maurice Vodegel-Matzen
as Betrothal Dance
Tom Sapsford
as Betrothal Dance
Joshua Tuifua
as Betrothal Dance
Edward Watson
as Betrothal Dance
Thomas Whitehead
as Betrothal Dance
Zenaida Yanowsky
as Prayer