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Meryl Streep

22 June 1949, Summit, New Jersey, USA

Robert Redford

18 August 1936, Santa Monica, California, USA

Klaus Maria Brandauer

22 June 1943, Bad Aussee, Styria, Austria

Michael Kitchen

31 October 1948, Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK

23 November 1916, Kuala Lumpur, British Malaya [now Malaysia]

Suzanna Hamilton

1960, London, England, UK

Rachel Kempson

28 May 1910, Dartmouth, Devon, England, UK

Graham Crowden

30 November 1922, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

Leslie Phillips

20 April 1924, Tottenham, London, England, UK

Shane Rimmer

28 May 1932, Toronto, Canada

7 May 1943, Dublin, Ireland

Kenneth Mason

1 January 1917

Tristram Jellinek

28 August 1933, London, England, UK

Stephen B. Grimes

18 April 1927, Weybridge, Surrey, England, UK

Annabel Maule

8 September 1922, London, England, UK

Benny Young

8 August 1949, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

Sbish Trzebinski

Allaudin Qureshi

Niven Boyd

22 November 1954, Dursley, Gloucestershire, England, UK

Iman

25 July 1955, Mogadishu, Somalia

27 December 1960, London, England, UK

Sydney Pollack

1 July 1934, Lafayette, Indiana, USA

Judith Thurman

Karen Blixen

17 April 1885, Rungsted, Denmark

Karen Blixen

Played by: Meryl Streep

Denys

Played by: Robert Redford

Bror

Played by: Klaus Maria Brandauer

Berkeley

Played by: Michael Kitchen

Farah

Played by: Malick Bowens

Kamante

Played by: Joseph Thiaka

Kinanjui

Played by: Stephen Kinyanjui

Delamere

Played by: Michael Gough

Felicity

Played by: Suzanna Hamilton

Lady Belfield

Played by: Rachel Kempson

Sir Joseph

Played by: Leslie Phillips

Los Angeles Times

Streep may convince us utterly that she is in love with Africa, but our views of it are a little too stately to really feel the place.

January 06, 2014

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Total Film

Despite its technical assurance and some strong performances, this is a film that favours spectacular landscapes over emotional depth.

February 15, 2013

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People Magazine

Luedtke and Pollack bought these high-priced literary sources only to chuck them for a conventional, largely fictionalized movie romance.

January 06, 2014

Orlando Sentinel

The relationship of Karen and Denys is a prickly and, despite the era in which it is set, curiously modern one. It's also at the heart of this understated movie.

January 06, 2014

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

Out of Africa has the sheen of artsiness and the gloss of two big-name actors. Unfortunately, that`s not quite enough in the absence of a story with vigor and passion.

January 06, 2014

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Variety

Maybe the problem of the pacing is simply the nature of the beast these days with expensive period pieces. Once the difficult details are all in place, it may be too much to expect a director to resist milking every scene for more than it's worth.

January 28, 2008

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Christian Science Monitor

Out of Africa is a splendid example of that persistent genre, the coffeetable movie. It's big, beautiful, and imposing. But there isn't much to it, and pretty pictures -- replacing ideas, not supporting them -- are its only real attraction.

January 06, 2014

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Chicago Tribune

My basic problem with this otherwise sumptuous and well-acted film is that I never was able to accept Redford in character.

January 06, 2014

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TIME Magazine

Out of Africa is, at last, the free-spirited, fullhearted gesture that everyone has been waiting for the movies to make all decade long. It reclaims the emotional territory that is rightfully theirs.

February 20, 2009

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Quickflix

Not even the meticulous Meryl can breathe life into a movie that never really gets started, and takes almost an hour to end.

September 03, 2012

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Radio Times

What the movie loses in emotional realism, it gains in sheer epic audacity.

January 06, 2014

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New York Daily News

The relationship between Karen Blixen and her British lover, Denys Finch Hatton, may fail to catch fire. But the production itself is so exquisitely served that you can't help but be grateful for this extraordinary visual treat.

February 21, 2015

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