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Overview

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Director:
Gurinder Chadha
Writers:
Gurinder Chadha (written by) &
Guljit Bindra (written by) ...
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Release Date:
1 August 2003 (USA) more
Genre:
Comedy | Drama | Romance | Sport more
Tagline:
Who wants to cook Aloo Gobi when you can bend a ball like Beckham? more
Plot:
The daughter of orthodox Sikh rebels against her parents' traditionalism by running off to Germany with a football team (soccer in America). full summary | full synopsis
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Awards:
Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 17 wins & 18 nominations more
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Killer Imports: My Sassy Girl
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Parminder Nagra becomes a mother
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User Comments:
Mississippi Masala meets Chariots of Fire more

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)

Parminder Nagra ... Jesminder 'Jess' Kaur Bhamra

Keira Knightley ... Juliette 'Jules' Paxton

Jonathan Rhys Meyers ... Joe
Anupam Kher ... Mr. Bhamra

Archie Panjabi ... Pinky Bhamra
Shaznay Lewis ... Mel
Frank Harper ... Alan Paxton

Juliet Stevenson ... Paula Paxton
Shaheen Khan ... Mrs. Bhamra

Ameet Chana ... Tony

Pooja Shah ... Meena (as Poojah Shah)
Paven Virk ... Bubbly
Preeya Kalidas ... Monica
Trey Farley ... Taz

Saraj Chaudhry ... Sonny (as Saraj Chaudry)
Imran Ali ... Gary

Kulvinder Ghir ... Teetu
Harvey Virdi ... Teetu's Mum
Ash Varrez ... Teetu's Dad
Adlyn Ross ... Elderly Aunt
Shobu Kapoor ... Polly
Zohra Sehgal ... Biji (as Zohra Segal)
Ace Bhatti ... Nairobi Grandson (as Ahsen Bhatti)
Tanveer Ghani ... Video Man

Nina Wadia ... Wedding Guest
Jenni Birch ... Hounslow Harrier
Olivia Schofield ... Hounslow Harrier (as Olivia Scholfield)
Natasha Lee ... Hounslow Harrier
Louise Walker ... Hounslow Harrier
Danielle Richards ... Hounslow Harrier
Suzanna Keeka ... Hounslow Harrier
Tanya Beverly ... Hounslow Harrier
Sally Kirkbride ... Hounslow Harrier
Maki Okumurakami ... Hounslow Harrier
Nav Bopari ... Hounslow Harrier
Gary Lineker ... Himself
Alan Hansen ... Himself
John Barnes ... Himself
John Motson ... Himself (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

David Beckham ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gurinder Chadha ... Woman in Park / Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Brandi Chastain ... Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Ray Donn ... Man at Airport (uncredited)
Ryan Giggs ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Mia Hamm ... Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Andy Harmer ... David Beckham (uncredited)
Kristine Lilly ... Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Tiffeny Milbrett ... Herself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gary Neville ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
Gill Penny ... Victoria Beckham (uncredited)
Bill Ridealgh ... Man at Airport (uncredited)
Paul Scholes ... Himself (archive footage) (uncredited)
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Directed by
Gurinder Chadha 
 
Writing credits
Gurinder Chadha (written by) &
Guljit Bindra (written by) &
Paul Mayeda Berges (written by)

Produced by
Paul Mayeda Berges .... associate producer
Gurinder Chadha .... producer
Ulrich Felsberg .... executive producer
Russel Fischer .... executive producer
Simon Franks .... executive producer
Zygi Kamasa .... executive producer
Deepak Nayar .... producer
Paul Ritchie .... line producer
Haneet Vaswani .... executive producer
Barbara von Wrangell .... line producer: Germany (as Barbara Von Wrangell)
 
Original Music by
Craig Pruess 
 
Cinematography by
Jong Lin (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Justin Krish 
 
Casting by
Carrie Hilton 
Liora Reich 
 
Production Design by
Nick Ellis 
 
Art Direction by
Mark Scruton (supervising art director) (uncredited)
 
Set Decoration by
Sara Neighbour  (as 'Cheeky' Sara Neighbour)
 
Costume Design by
Ralph Holes 
 
Makeup Department
Sarah Astley .... hair stylist
Sarah Astley .... makeup artist
Tal Botzer .... assistant hair stylist: Germany
Tal Botzer .... assistant makeup artist: Germany
Emma Cowen .... assistant hair stylist
Emma Cowen .... assistant makeup artist
Julie Kendrick .... daily hair stylist
Julie Kendrick .... daily makeup artist
Lucky .... henna and nail artist
Rita Patel .... daily hair stylist
Rita Patel .... daily makeup artist
Paula Price .... hair stylist
Paula Price .... makeup artist
Sara Tuohey .... makeup trainee
Julie Van Praag .... hair stylist supervisor
Julie Van Praag .... makeup supervisor
 
Production Management
Claudia Blümel .... production manager: Germany (as Claudia Bluemel)
Sandra Shuttleworth .... production manager
Claudia Sumner .... post-production supervisor
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Paul Mayeda Berges .... second unit director
Phil Booth .... second assistant director
Gundula Dietrich .... second assistant director: Germany
Fiona Gosden .... additional third assistant director (as Fiona Godsen)
Guy Heeley .... first assistant director
Oliver Kester .... third assistant director: Germany
Vicky Marks .... third assistant director
 
Art Department
Ian Bee .... carpenter (as Ian 'Buzz' Bee)
Lee Bryant .... additional stand-by props
Jaswinder Bushell .... art department consultant
Jay Butcher .... carpenter
Phil Clarke .... art department assistant
Lisa Collins .... painter
Nina Cowan-Russell .... assistant props buyer (as Nina Russell-Cowan)
John Drury .... carpenter
Lizzie Hagan .... junior buyer
Andrew Hall .... painter (as Andrew 'Hally' Hall)
Russell Hanson .... dressing props
Nick Holmes .... scenic artist
Henry Jones .... chargehand carpenter
Dave Kibble .... storeman
Thorwald Kiefel-Kuhls .... set decorator: Germany
Nigel Kirk .... lead painter
Ray McNeill .... property master
Jono Moles .... construction manager
Lucy Moles .... construction buyer
Tom O'Donnell .... graphic designer (as Tom O'Donell)
Barnaby Papworth .... carpenter
Clive Pickard .... stand-by props
Greg Smith .... additional stand-by props
Sarah Stuart .... assistant art director
Jonathan Watts .... stagehand
Ashley Winter .... stand-by art director
Ruth Wynne .... additional stand-by props
Stuart Read .... stand-by props (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Tim Boggs .... adr supervisor
Bryan Bowen .... supervising sound editor
Michael J. Broomberg .... foley artist (as Michael Broomberg)
Susan Cahill .... digital assistant
Gary Coppola .... sound re-recording mixer (as Gary J. Coppola)
Lisle Engle .... sound effects editor
Alan Freedman .... adr mixer: US
Jamie Gambell .... second boom operator
Robert Getty .... dialogue editor
John Hayes .... production sound mixer
Dan Johnson .... adr recordist: UK (as Daniel Johnson)
Craig Jurkiewicz .... foley editor
Daryl Lathrop .... foley assistant
Aaron Levy .... stage recordist
Diane Marshall .... foley artist (as Sissa Diane Marshall)
David Melhase .... dialogue editor
Michael Mullane .... sound effects editor
Preston Oliver .... adr recordist: US
Bryan Pennington .... consultant: Dolby
Rudy Pi .... sound re-recording mixer
Paul Schwartz .... boom operator
Alec St. John .... assistant sound editor (as Alec St John)
Graeme Stoten .... adr mixer: UK (as Graham Stoten)
Lucy Sustar .... foley mixer
James Wright .... consultant: Dolby
Chris Elam .... sound re-recording mixer (uncredited)
 
Visual Effects by
Minky Billups .... lead digital artist
Scott Billups .... visual effects supervisor
Chris Buchakjian .... digital artist
Tim Cutt .... digital artist
Josh Levine .... digital artist
Mark Edwards .... visual effects producer (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jim Bishop .... focus puller
Lou Bogue .... gaffer
Neil Brown .... additional focus puller
Ben Chads .... additional focus puller
Philip Coleman .... additional grip
Chris Connatty .... clapper loader
John Cridlin .... additional focus puller
Sara Deane .... camera trainee
Matthew Hale .... additional focus puller
Star Hart .... camera trainee (as Star)
Tony Hennessey .... stand-by rigger (as Tony Hennessy)
Finch Judges .... camera trainee
Mary Kyte .... additional camera operator
Callum Milne .... electrician
Jamie Monks .... additional grip
Phil Mullally .... additional focus puller
Peter Myslowski .... grip
Charles Palmer .... additional camera operator
Christine Parry .... still photographer
Ralph Ramsden .... additional focus puller
Gary Romaine .... additional grip
Martin Stephens .... additional camera operator
Pat Sweeney .... best boy
David Taylor .... electrician
Eva Vellmer .... camera trainee: Germany
Simon Ward .... additional grip (as Simon Wards)
Peter Wignall .... Steadicam operator (as Peter Wignal)
Peter Wignall .... camera operator (as Peter Wignal)
Terry Williams .... additional grip (as Terry William)
Jonathan Yates .... generator operator
Niki Roberton .... camera trainee (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Carole Ruggier .... adr casting: USA
Stephen Moore .... casting assistant (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Johnathon de Domenico .... costume supervisor (as Johnathon De Domenico)
Rupert Goldbeck .... costume trainee: Germany
Samantha Green .... costume trainee
Rebecca Townsend .... costume assistant
 
Editorial Department
Carlos Domeque .... assistant editor
Karin C. Müller .... post-production: Road Movies (as Karin C. Mueller)
John Scott .... post-production assistant
Chuck Winston .... color timer
 
Music Department
Liz Gallacher .... music supervisor
Malkith Singh .... music performer: "Jind Mahi" (as Malkit Singh)
 
Transportation Department
Kevin Canty .... driver: bus
David Gwyther .... unit driver (as Dave Gwyther)
Ben Hibbert .... driver: American trailer
Charles Jaffrey .... unit driver
Vidya Krishnamurthy .... runner driver
Darren Mackie .... runner driver
Ian McLoughlin .... driver: camera truck
Mark O'Hanlan .... dining bus driver
David Taylor .... driver
 
Other crew
Reno Antoniades .... legal services: Lee & Thompson
Joanna Ashton-Jones .... development executive: Road Movies
Jamie Atkins .... assistant chef
Denise Booth .... sales manager: Road Movies
Victoria Chambers-Pike .... script supervisor
Philip Clark .... scout
Simon Clifford .... football coach
Simon Clifford .... football coordinator
Andrew Cooke .... location manager
Lauren Cox .... assistant to producer
Charlotte Craib .... production runner
Jeremy Crane .... production runner
Josh Davies .... assistant production coordinator
Laurie Dodsworth .... post-production accountant
Susan Dretzka .... production coordinator
Steve Dyke .... assistant chef
Christin Freitas .... extras wrangler: Germany
Frank Graf .... head of business affairs: Road Movies
Frank Graf .... head of finance: Road Movies
Dewi Grobecker .... floor runner: Germany
Uwe Grobecker .... accounting: KSG, Germany
Claudia Hallemann .... production coordinator: Germany
Arthur Heinert .... extras wrangler: Germany
Christian Hilgers .... runner: Germany
Christian Hilgers .... trainee: Germany
Simon Hill .... assistant accountant
Lisa Inman .... trainee: FT2
Clyde Lane .... chef
Richard Lever .... legal services: Lee & Thompson
Hailon Li .... assistant: Ulrich Felsberg, Road Movies
Raj Malde .... post-production accountant (as Raju Malde)
Daniel Manea .... runner: Germany
Daniel Manea .... trainee: Germany
Paul Mason .... floor runner
Christian Meinecke .... runner: Germany
Christian Meinecke .... trainee: Germany
Karin C. Müller .... legal administrator: Road Movies (as Karin C. Mueller)
Louise O'Malley .... production accountant
Joel O'Sullivan .... stills assistant
Volker Otte .... funding manager: Road Movies
Volker Otte .... legal affairs: Road Movies
Rainer Pyls .... accountant: Road Movies
Bill Ridealgh .... nurse (as Bill 'The Pill' Ridealgh)
Christopher Scharf .... floor runner: Germany
Ute Schneider .... head of development: Road Movies
Alison Skinner .... location assistant
Eve Swannell .... production secretary
Jesse Acton Thompson .... floor runner (as Jesse Acton-Thompson)
Eva Tuecking .... extras wrangler: Germany
Kai-Peter Uhlig .... legal services: Road Movies
Sven Weingand .... runner: Germany
Sven Weingand .... trainee: Germany
Karin Werbeer .... location manager: Germany (as Karin Verbeek)
Lucy Williams .... additional location manager
Joshua Finn .... assistant production coordinator: Los Angeles (uncredited)
Laurence Parker .... post-production accountant (uncredited)
 
Thanks
Thomas Augsberger .... additional thanks
Mr. Bakshi .... additional thanks: Bakshi Catering Co.
David Beckham .... special thanks
Victoria Beckham .... special thanks
Manjeet Bedi .... additional thanks
Sudha Bhuchar .... special thanks
Bajinder Bindra .... special thanks
Mrs. Tarlochau Singh Bindra .... special thanks
Mr. Tarlochau Singh Bindra .... special thanks
Karsten Brünig .... additional thanks (as Karsten Bruenig)
Ezme Bushell .... special thanks
Ajay Chabra .... special thanks (as Ajay Chhabra)
Balwant Kaur Chadha .... additional thanks (as Mrs. Balwant Kaur Chadha)
Balwant Kaur Chadha .... special thanks (as Mrs. Balwant Kaur Chadha)
Sardar Bhajan Singh Chadha .... dedicatee: dear dad (as Bhajan Singh Chadha)
Sheran Chadha .... special thanks
Satyendar Pal Chaudhry .... additional thanks
Martino Chevannes .... additional thanks
Mr. Kulwant Singh Chowdhary .... special thanks
Mrs. Kulwant Singh Chowdhary .... special thanks
Chris Craib .... additional thanks
Amerjit Deu .... special thanks
Pierre Du Plessis .... special thanks
Matthias Emcke .... additional thanks
Pat Farmer .... additional thanks
Anthony Farthing .... additional thanks
Mia Hamm .... special thanks
Mandy Hayes .... additional thanks
Vinnie Holden .... special thanks (as Vince Holden)
Hamish Hunter .... additional thanks
Piers Jackson .... additional thanks
Mr. Ayub Kahn .... additional thanks: Oriental Star Agency
Milica Kastner .... additional thanks
Marisa Knightley .... additional thanks
Tim Levy .... special thanks
Harvir Mahajan .... special thanks
Kaval Mahajan .... special thanks
Mrs. Satpal Kaur Mahajan .... special thanks
Tripat Mahajan .... special thanks
Sirish Malde .... special thanks
Tarlochan Singh Mangat .... special thanks
Nick Manzi .... additional thanks
Cameron McCracken .... special thanks
Nathaniel McNeil .... additional thanks
Mrs. Tajwant Singh Mohindru .... special thanks
Mr. Tajwant Singh Mohindru .... special thanks
Mary Nayar .... additional thanks
Ryan Noto .... additional thanks
Bharti Padharia .... additional thanks
Sita Pall .... additional thanks
Caroline Peacock .... additional thanks: Adidas UK
Bill Perryman .... additional thanks: Yeading Football Club
Simon Perry .... special thanks
Nancy Ross .... additional thanks
Parminder Sekhon .... special thanks
Amerjit Sidhu .... additional thanks
Chandru Vaswani .... additional thanks
Kiran Vaswani .... additional thanks
Kara Walters .... additional thanks
Matthew Waters .... additional thanks
Hugh Whittaker .... additional thanks
Peter Wicks .... additional thanks
John Woodward .... special thanks
Kurt Woolner .... additional thanks
 
Crew believed to be complete


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Additional Details

Also Known As:
Kick It Like Beckham (Germany)
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MPAA:
Rated PG-13 for language and sexual content.
Parents Guide:
View content advisory for parents
Runtime:
112 min | Spain:115 min
Country:
UK | Germany | USA
Language:
English | Punjabi | Hindi | German
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Certification:
Canada:PG (Alberta/British Columbia/Manitoba/Nova Scotia/Ontario) | Malaysia:U | South Korea:12 | Portugal:M/6 | Chile:14 | Spain:T | Argentina:Atp | Australia:PG | Austria:6 (Steiermark) | Brazil:Livre | Finland:S | France:U | Germany:6 | Hong Kong:IIA | Iceland:L | India:U | Ireland:12PG | Netherlands:AL | Norway:7 | Singapore:PG | Sweden:Btl | Switzerland:12 (canton of the Grisons) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) | UK:12 | USA:PG-13 (certificate #38936)
Filming Locations:
Contessa Lingerie Shop, Twickenham, Middlesex, England, UK more
Company:
Kintop Pictures more

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
Director Cameo: [Gurinder Chadha]A wedding guest dressed in pink in the conga line. more
Goofs:
Continuity: During the final match (while Jess is still changing in the car), when the first goal is scored, a completely different ball is shown going into the net. more
Quotes:
[explaining to Joe how she got the large burn scar on her thigh that makes her shy of wearing shorts]
Jess: I was eight. My mum was working overtime at Heathrow. And I was trying to cook beans on toast. And I jumped up to the grill to get the toast. And my trousers caught light so my sister put me in the bath, poured cold water over me and pulled them off. And half my skin came off too.
Joe: Sorry.
Jess: I know - it put me off beans on toast for life.
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in Film Geek (2005) more
Soundtrack:
Satgur Nanuk more

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User Comments

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23 out of 31 people found the following comment useful:-
Mississippi Masala meets Chariots of Fire, 6 April 2003
Author: hheston from Arvada, CO

This movie might best be characterized as a collection of formulas - underdog sports flick, culture clash flick, generational conflict flick, young-love-overcomes-obstacles flick. The setting of transplanted Indian-ness makes it feel like one of Mira Nair's films - `Monsoon Wedding' or `Mississippi Masala.' There's also quite a bit of youthful, flippant, foul-mouthed, blue-collar London impertinence going on - an episode of `Eastenders,' perhaps.

And yet to dismiss the movie with this quick sketch and a few references would do it a terrible injustice. OK, no, it is perhaps not `great.' It's a feelgood movie, and while it dips a bit into serious subject waters, it doesn't stay down too long. And, it really IS a collection of all these movie formulas - and, I submit, they do exactly what they're intended to do. It's ALMOST too much, but it's not. The formulas lead to their inevitable pay offs, of course, but they pay off in ways that are not quite expected. The final outcome is rarely in doubt, but throughout the twists and turns, the audience (at least the audience where I was watching), find themselves shamelessly twisting their hankies on the sidelines, crying just a little where they're supposed to cry, and cheering when they can't but cheer. There is a point at which you want to stand up and clap wildly - it's not at the end, so you can't, but the audience where I saw it sure wanted to. I think they felt a little cheated that they couldn't. The mood of the end is not one conducive to raising the rafters, but many clapped softly anyway. Granted the movie isn't timed quite right, but it really IS that good - it makes you want to show your gratefulness for the efforts of writer, director, and actors.

Any flaws of timing or plausibility I find I can easily forgive due to the overwhelming charm of the movie's star, Parminder K. Nagra. Her expressions, her boundless energy and defiance, her ability to convey the conflict her character feels between duty to family and wishing for something more - I was completely taken in, from start to finish. This actress is going places. She has the kind of playful wit and irreverence you see in the best early John Cusack, coupled with a depth to play convincing disappointment and struggle. If you love `Say Anything,' with the passion that most true devotees, including me, do - you will love this film. In fact, if `Say Anything' is your favorite film, drop whatever you're doing and RUN out to see this film, before it leaves theatres. Drive 100 miles if you have to. It has that same magic.

It doesn't hurt that Ms. Nagra possesses a true, deep, classic beauty and grace akin to that of, say, a Kelly or a Bergman. I mean, my fellow red-blooded males, this woman is flat-out, drop-dead stunning. She's equally fetching as a feisty tomboy jock (my personal preference) or as an elegant, traditionally clad Sikh woman. Go see it to watch her, even if the subject matter isn't your thing.

It is perhaps not a great movie, but it's one that will, due to its sheer quirkiness and great heart, likely find its way onto the `favorites' shelves of many, and not just young girls aspiring to make it big and become soccer stars. Evidently the movie is a huge hit in England and Germany, and Parminder is well on her way to becoming a superstar. Go out and see what all the fuss is about.

P.S. I must beg to differ with the reviewer who claims that women's soccer is not big in the U.S. Women's soccer is HUGE in the U.S. - there are perhaps ten times as many young women playing soccer in America as in the whole of Europe. The U.S. national team is THE powerhouse international women's team, and has been for almost a decade. Brandi Chastain's shirt-removing gesture in the 1999 Women's World Cup, which graced the cover of Time, Newsweek and Sports Illustrated, has become iconic. Young women from around the world most certainly DO aspire to be on American college teams - North Carolina and Santa Clara, I believe, particularly. American Mia Hamm, far and away the greatest women's player of all time, dominates the sport like a Michael Jordan. I'm fairly sure the U.S. is the only country to have a professional women's soccer league (maybe Japan as well?). This film is fully aware of this. If girls' soccer coaches from age five on up don't make this film required viewing for their team, they should consider leaving coaching.

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