Release date: October 7, 2005 More »

Country	Date
Argentina	March 16, 2006
Australia	December 26, 2005
Austria	June 22, 2006
Belgium	January 11, 2006
Brazil	September 24, 2005
Canada	September 9, 2005
Czech Republic	January 27, 2006
Denmark	November 25, 2005
Finland	February 24, 2006
France	October 8, 2005
Germany	June 22, 2006
Greece	February 9, 2006
Hong Kong	March 16, 2006
Hungary	May 31, 2006
Iceland	February 10, 2006
Israel	January 24, 2006
Italy	January 5, 2006
Japan	December 23, 2006
Mexico	May 12, 2006
Morocco	November 11, 2005
Netherlands	January 12, 2006
Norway	February 10, 2006
Panama	March 3, 2006
Poland	March 16, 2007
Portugal	February 23, 2006
Russia	April 27, 2006
Singapore	February 23, 2006
Spain	March 3, 2006
Sweden	March 17, 2006
Switzerland	December 15, 2005
Thailand	February 19, 2006
UK	November 25, 2005
USA	October 7, 2005
Venezuela	June 2, 2006

Cast:

• Judi Dench as Mrs. Laura Henderson
• Bob Hoskins as Vivian Van Damm
• Will Young as Bertie
• Christopher Guest as Lord Cromer
• Kelly Reilly as Maureen
• Thelma Barlow as Lady Conway
• Anna Brewster as Doris
• Rosalind Halstead as Frances
• Sarah Solemani as Vera
• Natalia Tena as Peggy
• Thomas Allen as Eric Woodburn (as Sir Thomas Allen)
• Richard Syms as Ambrose
• Ralph Nossek as Leslie Pearkes
• Camille O'Sullivan as Jane
• Doraly Rosen as Maggie
• Matthew Hart as Frank Lawson
• Tony De La Fou as Victor Thornton
• Dorian Ford as Christian
• Lloyd Hutchinson as Harry
• Toby Jones as Gordon
• Christopher Logan as Ken
• Michael Culkin as Lord Cromer's Secretary
• Samuel Barnett as Paul
• Dinah O'Brien as Deering Sister
• Maria Rohsean O'Brien as Deering Sister
• Rebecca O'Brien as Deering Sister
• Richard Dormer as Comic
• Shona McWilliams as Gracie Kramer
• Waris Hussein as Maharajah
• Antony Carrick as Male Mourner
• Ann Queensberry as Female Mourner
• Anne Lambton as Chairwoman
• Sandy McDade as Civil Servant
• Andrzej Borkowski as Count Banderdene
• Joseph Long as Harry
• Billy Seymour as Serviceman
• Matt Blair as G.I.
• Patrick Kennedy as Pilot
• Patti Love as Natalie Van Damm
• Elise Audeyev as Millerette
• Vanessa Barmby as Millerette
• Sophie Brown as Millerette
• Vicki Davids as Millerette
• Charlene Ford as Millerette
• Frances Garvey as Millerette
• Victoria Hay as Millerette
• Rachel Lawrence as Millerette (as Rachael Lawrence)
• Kate Power as Millerette
• Melody Squire as Millerette
• Ciaran Connolly as Chorus Boy
• Joseph McMurray as Chorus Boy
• Polly as Gilpin the Dog
• Karen Aspinall as Dancer (uncredited)
• Rusty Goffe as Strongman (uncredited)
• Shane Nolan as British Soldier (uncredited)
• Leonard Silver as Friend (uncredited)
• Amber Worrall as Dancer (uncredited)
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About:

Set in pre-World War II London, Mrs Henderson Presents tells the remarkable true-life story of one of England's most prominent and eccentric society figures, Laura Henderson, who founded the historic Windmill Theatre. Driven by the desire to win back the dwindling music hall audiences who had been lured away by the advent of 'Talking Pictures', this charming lady and veritable force of nature was aided by equally formidable and tenacious theatre manager Vivian Van Damm, as she set about her task with the kind of vigour and determination which belied her advanced years. This wonderfully argumentative pair were complete opposites, but their extraordinary partnership proved fruitful when Mrs Henderson's influence in society enabled her to take advantage of a legal loophole which permitted the theatre to show entirely nude models on stage - provided they didn't move a muscle. From here it was an easy step to the 'Nude Revue,' a musical extravaganza which became a roaring success and cemented the Windmill Theatre's reputation and place in history.