
The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995)
A romantic comedy about a town that wouldn't give up. A man who couldn't get out. And the mountain that brought them together.
99 min
When an English cartographer arrives in Wales to tell the residents of the Welsh village of Ffynnon Garw that their 'mountain' is only a hill, the offended community sets out to remedy the situation.
- Release date
- May 12, 1995
- Country of origin
- United Kingdom
- Music
- Stephen Endelman
- Budget
- $40,000,000
- Box office
- $10,904,930
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Trailer
Soundtrack
- Opening Credits - English Driveinstrumental1:28
- Johnny's Triumphinstrumental1:52
- Hustle & Bustleinstrumental2:40
- Johnny's Barrowinstrumental1:21
- Never Ending Raininstrumental0:46
- The Brothers Tupinstrumental2:02
- Lovers on the Mountaininstrumental2:13
- Reverend Jones' Deathinstrumental2:01
- It's a Hillinstrumental0:44
- Villagers Begin Buildinginstrumental2:59
- The Sermoninstrumental1:50
- The Raininstrumental3:38
Cast
- Hugh Grant as Anson
- Tara Fitzgerald as Betty
- Colm Meaney as Morgan the Goat
- Ian McNeice as Garrad
- Ian Hart as Johnny Shellshocked
- Kenneth Griffith as Reverend Jones
- Tudor Vaughan as Thomas Twp
- Hugh Vaughan as Thomas Twp Too (or the other way round)
- Robert Pugh as Williams the Petroleum
- Robert Blythe as Ivor
- Garfield Morgan as Davies the School
- Lisa Palfrey as Blod Jones
- Dafydd Wyn Roberts as Tommy Twostroke
- Ieuan Rhys as Sergeant Thomas
- Anwen Williams as Mavis
- Howell Evans as Thomas the Trains
- Fraser Cains as Evans the End of the World
- Jack Walters as Grandfather
- Nicholas McGaughey as Narrator (voice)
Crew
- Christopher Monger · Director
- Ifor David Monger · Writer
- Christopher Monger · Writer
- Sarah Curtis · Producer
- Stephen Endelman · Composer
- Vernon Layton · Cinematographer
- David Martin · Editor
- Michelle Guish · Casting director
- Charles Garrad · Production designer