Aedin Moloney,
Andrew Scott,
Ewan McGregor,
Peter McDonald,
Roberto Citran
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From the day he picked her up on a Dublin street, James Joyce (Ewan McGregor) was passionately in love with Nora Barnacle (Susan Lynch). Her sexual forwardness excited him, then rapidly fed into his c...( read more
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DVD Release Date: May 21, 2002
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November 16, 2009Boring, not the kind of movie I would have chosen to watch but I like Ewan McGregor.
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September 5, 2008Not bad. Not exciting either. Is the story of Nora Barnacle and James Joyce really about sex and obsession?
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April 24, 2008The story (well told in movie time and movie fashion) of author James Joyce and his passionate love for Nora. Neither would be easy to love, but they made it through the storms that would have sent weaker hearts runing.
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December 1, 2007A boring movie that has no plot and goes absolutely nowhere. It has earned it's 2 and a half stars due to great acting and superb cinematography
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November 1, 2007As a James Joyce fan, I really liked the film. The acting was great. It was interesting to see Joyce through a focus on his complicated relationship with Nora. I learned about how his regular life was like and how difficult it was to leave Ireland and to deal with his obsessive j...( read more)
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August 20, 2007An incredible life story of the famous Irish author James Joyce, and his love for his wife Nora. It's R rated, but beautifully acted by Ewan McGregor playing the part of James Joyce. I don't know if stores here in the US this movie, or if if can be rented. I bought it years a...( read more)
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August 15, 2007I'm sorry, but I think i would have been bored out of my mind watching this if it didn't have Ewan McGregor in it. That's a totally shallow take, but it just wasn't very interesting. They would be happy, then it would get screwed up. Then they'd be happy again. Then it'd get scre...( read more)
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