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Brenda Blethyn

20 February 1946, Ramsgate, Kent, England, UK

Craig Ferguson

17 May 1962, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Martin Clunes

28 November 1961, Wimbledon, South London, England, UK

Tchéky Karyo

4 October 1953, Istanbul, Turkey

Jamie Foreman

25 May 1958, Bermondsey, London, England, UK

Bill Bailey

13 January 1965, Bath, Somerset, England, UK

Valerie Edmond

1969, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Tristan Sturrock

1968, Cornwall, England, UK

Clive Merrison

15 September 1945, Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

Leslie Phillips

20 April 1924, Tottenham, London, England, UK

Diana Quick

23 November 1946, London, England, UK

Phyllida Law

8 May 1932, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Linda Kerr Scott

Denise Coffey

12 December 1936, Aldershot, Hampshire, England, UK

Paul Brooke

22 November 1944, London, England, UK

Ken Campbell

10 December 1941, Ilford, Essex, England, UK

John Fortune

30 June 1939, Bristol, England, UK

1975, Lytham St Anne's, Lancashire, England, UK

1956, London, England, UK

Mark Crowdy

Jay Benedict

11 April 1951, Burbank, California, USA

Ben Cole

Peter Evans

Gary Greenberg

29 February 1976, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Alexander Jovy

January 27, 1971 in Berlin, Germany

Trevor White

26 October 1970, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Nigel Cole

1959, Launceston, Cornwall, England, UK

Craig Ferguson

17 May 1962, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Mark Crowdy

Grace Trevethyn

Played by: Brenda Blethyn

Matthew Stewart

Played by: Craig Ferguson

Dr. Martin Ellingham

Played by: Martin Clunes

Jacques Chevalier

Played by: Tchéky Karyo

New York Times

Ultimately, all the jokes exploit the same tired premise, which is the spectacle of variously dotty and stuffy Englishmen and women getting stoned, wittingly and not.

January 01, 2000

Film Threat

It's all fluff with the deeply imbedded message that no matter what happens in life, you have to deal with it and move on.

December 08, 2002

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One Guy's Opinion

A pleasant little comedy with the soul of one of those old, much loved Ealing pictures of the forties and fifties but overlayed with a coating of Hollywood glitz.

December 06, 2005

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Rolling Stone

Blethyn's solid-gold charm turns Saving Grace into a comic high.

May 10, 2001

Film Threat

It's a feel good British movie ideal for gangs of middle-aged, middle-minded women on bored afternoons, and toxically saccharine to anyone else.

December 08, 2002

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Associated Press

Built on a one-note, one-joke idea.

January 01, 2000

Cincinnati Enquirer

[Blethyn] brings great heart to the role of Grace, injecting notes of surprising truth into what is otherwise a pleasantly nutty little film.

February 07, 2003

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Chicago Sun-Times

We're left with a promising idea for a comedy, which arrives at some laughs but never finds its destination.

January 01, 2000

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Village Voice

Inanely upbeat and grindingly obvious, the movie amounts to a checklist of inevitable tee-heeing scenarios that surface on cue, only to wilt instantly before your eyes.

January 01, 2000

Sight and Sound

In trying too hard to convince us what good eggs his characters are, Cole creates a shapeless, dramatically unengaging movie.

December 02, 2002

eFilmCritic.com

Grossly overestimates the effects of Marijuana so that it can get the cheap laughs. But it is genuinely and consistently funny

March 20, 2003

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Globe and Mail

Saving Grace has a lovely Cornish setting and Blethyn to recommend it, but mostly it's a contact mediocre.

March 22, 2002

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