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The film is a treasure trove of fantastic British talent. James Purefoy is heartbreaking as the good-hearted, ultimately betrayed Rawdon. Romola Garai is perfectly insufferable as the weepy, foolish Amelia. Bob Hoskins is gruffly magnificent as the vulgar but kind Sir Pitt Crawley. And Gabriel Byrne is pure menace as the predatory Lord Steyne, a man whose wealth is matched only by his ennui and cruelty.

Opposite her, James Purefoy delivers a career-best turn as the rakish Captain Rawdon Crawley. Unlike the foppish interpretations of the past, Purefoy’s Rawdon is a brute with a broken heart. His slow realization that Becky values a diamond necklace over their son is devastating. The supporting cast reads like a masterclass: Gabriel Byrne as the haunted Marquess of Steyne, Bob Hoskins as the vulgar but lovable Pitt Crawley, and a young Jonathan Rhys Meyers as the doomed George Osborne. vanity fair -2004 film-

The Report Welcomes You to the Season of Adam Driver - Vanity Fair The film is a treasure trove of fantastic British talent