
An Edwardian Romance
When Lucy Honeychurch and chaperon Charlotte Bartlett find themselves in Florence with rooms without views, fellow guests Mr Emerson and son George step in to remedy the situation. Meeting the Emersons could change Lucy's life forever but, once back in England, how will her experiences in Tuscany affect her marriage plans?
- 6.9
- 1985
- Released
- 1h 57m

Helena Bonham Carter
Lucy Honeychurch
Julian Sands
George Emerson
Maggie Smith
Charlotte Bartlett
Denholm Elliott
Mr. Emerson
Daniel Day-Lewis
Cecil Vyse
Simon Callow
The Reverend Mr. Beebe
Rosemary Leach
Mrs. Honeychurch
Rupert Graves
Freddy Honeychurch
Patrick Godfrey
The Reverend Mr. Eager
Judi Dench
Eleanor Lavish
Fabia Drake
Miss Catharine Alan
Joan Henley
Miss Teresa Alan
Amanda Walker
The Cockney Signora
Maria Britneva
Mrs. Vyse
Mia Fothergill
Minnie Beebe
Peter Cellier
Sir Harry Otway
Matyelok Gibbs
New Charlotte
Kitty Aldridge
New Lucy
Patricia Lawrence
Mrs Butterworth
Freddy Korner
Mr Floyd
Elizabeth Marangoni
Miss Poole
Mirio Guidelli
Santa Croce Guide
Lucca Rossi
Phaeton
Isabella Celani
Persephone
Luigi Di Fiore
Murdered Youth
Brigid Erin Bates
Maid at Windy Corner
Peter Munt
Coachman
Luca Rossi
Phaeton
Stefano Serboli
Fighting Youth
Phillada Sewell
Lady at Sir Harry's Garden Party
Margaret Ward
Lady at Sir Harry's Garden Party
James Wilby
Party Guest (uncredited)![A Room with a View (1985) Original Trailer [FHD]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/x7UGQ709lOY/hqdefault.jpg)



Released
en
$3,000,000.00
$20,966,644.00
- #based on novel or book
- #england
- #tennis
- #kiss
- #surrey
- #bed and breakfast (b&b)
- #florence, italy
- #skinny dipping
- #spinster
- #edwardian england
- #1900s
Reviews

You can just imagine his delight when Simon Callow was told that not only would get to don some ecclesiastical cloth here, but he’d also get to romp around the lake naked with Julian Sands and Rupert Graves - thus taking part in a scene that has become iconic for just about every gay film maker in the history of last forty years! The rest of this doesn’t quite compare, but is still a charmingly ch

**A film that seems to be more concerned with criticizing the manners of the 19th century than with telling us a good story.** The film is set in the early years of the 20th century and is a romantic story that begins when a young British girl stays in a guesthouse in Florence among other English tourists. The room she received does not have a view over the River Arno, so she agrees to exchange











