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Sally Hawkins

27 April 1976, Dulwich, London, England, UK

Elliot Cowan

9 July 1976, London, England, UK

Alexis Zegerman

1977, London, England, UK

Andrea Riseborough

20 November 1981, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland, England, UK

Sinead Matthews

1980, Coventry, Warwickshire, England, UK

Kate O'Flynn

1986, Bury, Lancashire, England, UK

Sarah Niles

Eddie Marsan

9 June 1968, Stepney, London, England, UK

Joseph Kloska

Sylvestra Le Touzel

1958, Jersey, Channel Islands

Anna Reynolds

Nonso Anozie

28 May 1979, London, England, UK

Trevor Cooper

21 May 1953, London, England, UK

1981, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK

15 August 1980, England, UK

Caroline Martin

1978, Windsor, Berkshire, England, UK

Oliver Maltman

19 January 1976, London, England, UK

Linda-Jean Barry

Tim Glanfield

June 9, 1980 in Harlow, Essex, England, UK

Mike Leigh

20 February 1943, Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK

Mike Leigh

20 February 1943, Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK

Poppy

Played by: Sally Hawkins

Zoe

Played by: Alexis Zegerman

Scott

Played by: Eddie Marsan

Heather

Played by: Sylvestra Le Touzel

Ezra

Played by: Nonso Anozie

Flamenco Teacher

Played by: Karina Fernandez

Helen

Played by: Caroline Martin

Jamie

Played by: Oliver Maltman

Houston Chronicle

I've never used this cliché in a review before, and God forbid I ever use it again, so pay close attention: Happy-Go-Lucky is the feel-good movie of the year.

October 31, 2008

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Apollo Guide

Few actors could have pulled off this role successfully, as it requires great energy, charisma and depth to make Poppy credible and so much more than first impressions.

March 23, 2009

Stop Smiling

Once we relax enough to be carried along with the overlapping waves of jokes and remarks, the occasional quip pierces through the tornado of words and strikes a funny bone, sometimes before we realize why we are laughing.

June 14, 2016

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Miami Herald

It's a powerful argument for optimism.

October 31, 2008

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7M Pictures

While Sally Hawkins turns out an award-worthy performance as Poppy, I quickly became bored with her life and all the turmoil surrounding it.

April 18, 2009

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I.E. Weekly

The intentions of this oddity are muddled, but the small portraits of ordinary people choosing their path through the daily range of depression and delight are fully alive.

October 28, 2008

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CinePassion

Leigh's most visually beautiful picture since Topsy-Turvy, Happy-Go-Lucky is all about the clashing and connecting of such emotional biospheres.

August 26, 2009

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Detroit News

Sally Hawkins, in a blinding, Oscar-worthy piece of acting so good you barely see it, plays Poppy, a perpetually upbeat elementary schoolteacher in London.

October 31, 2008

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Chicago Reader

Leigh pushes the story in a more interesting direction, asking whether people find happiness or simply will it on themselves.

October 30, 2008

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DCist

If you leave the theater feeling uplifted (and unless your heart is made of cold gray concrete, you will), it wasn't due to manipulation, but a result of the film having honestly earned it.

June 12, 2010

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Orlando Sentinel

Hawkins wears her grin in almost every scene, but she gives us hints that this dizzy 30-year-old is deep, as are the disappointments that might have caused Poppy to don this mask. It's a performance of sustained, childlike wonder and adult wit.

November 13, 2008

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