Bright Star

The cat's name in the film, as well as in real life, is Topper.	D
The main star of the film, Ben Whishaw met his husband, composer Mark Bradshaw while both were worki [...]	D
The Hyde House and Estate in Hyde, Bedfordshire substituted for the Keats House in Hampstead. Dame J [...]	D
Dame Jane Campion was a member of the jury at the 2007 Venice Film Festival and was especially impre [...]	D
John Keats' poems used in the film are: Endymion, When I Have Fears That I May Cease to Be, The Eve [...]	D
Keats died of tuberculosis, as did his mother.	D
The film shot for one day in Rome. Keats' funeral procession was the last scene to be filmed and the [...]	D
Abbie Cornish was the first actress to audition for the part, and waited one month to hear that she [...]	D
French visa # 123588.	D

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A boom mic is visible above Keats' head in the scene where he bids a final and constrained farewell [...]	D
The large blue butterflies featured in the 'butterfly' sequence are tropical and would not have been [...]	D
When Abigail shows off her new baby to the Brawnes, Brown goes to talk to Fanny in the next room. Ab [...]	D
The subtitles precede the dialogue throughout the entire film.	D
(at around 1h 16 mins) After Fanny Brawne says "You would have it that I kill Mr. Keats with affecti [...]	D
When Severn drinks from his teacup, he spills tea into his saucer. In the next shot, the same sequen [...]	D
When Keats looks out his window at Fanny, she walks to the window, pulls out a letter from her dress [...]	D

Charles Armitage Brown: I - failed - John - Keats! [...]	D
Maria Dilke: Attachment is such a difficult thing [...]	D
Charles Armitage Brown: Uh, Mr. Keats is composing [...]	D
[last lines] John Keats: [voice over credits, fro [...]	D
John Keats: Touch has a memory. Fanny Brawne: I k [...]	D
Fanny Brawne: My stitching has more merit and admi [...]	D
Mrs. Brawne: Mr. Keats knows he can not like you. [...]	D
[first lines between major players] [general chat [...]	D
[last title cards] Title card: Fanny Brawne walke [...]	D
John Keats: [about writing poetry] If poetry does [...]	D
Margaret 'Toots' Brawne: Fanny wants a knife. Mrs [...]	D
John Keats: [voice-over while Fanny reads his lett [...]	D
John Keats: There is a holiness to the heart's aff [...]	D
John Keats: I had such a dream last night. I was f [...]	D
John Keats: In what stumbling ways a new soul is b [...]	D
Fanny Brawne: I still don't know how to work out a [...]	D
Fanny Brawne: [the night before he leaves] You kno [...]	D
Charles Armitage Brown: If Mr. Keats and myself ar [...]	D
[last lines before credits] Fanny Brawne: [speaki [...]	D
Abigail: Mr. Brown has said that I could learn to [...]	D
Margaret 'Toots' Brawne: [explaining to the bookse [...]	D
Fanny Brawne: [refraining from judging John's poet [...]	D

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