The Secret Garden 1993 Watch Free in HD

Kate Maberly

14 March 1982, Surrey, England, UK

Heydon Prowse

1981, England, UK

Andrew Knott

22 November 1979, Salford, Greater Manchester, England, UK

Maggie Smith

28 December 1934, Ilford, Essex, England, UK

Laura Crossley

29 August 1979, Oldham, Lancashire, England, UK

John Lynch

26 December 1961, Corrinshego, Newry, Northern Ireland, UK

Walter Sparrow

22 January 1927, Eltham, London, England, UK

Irène Jacob

15 July 1966, Suresnes, Seine [now Hauts-de-Seine], France

28 March 1968, Hertfordshire, England, UK

1922, Wandsworth, Surrey, England, UK

Tabatha Allen

Coz Greenop

13 October 1986, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England, UK

Agnieszka Holland

28 November 1948, Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland

Caroline Thompson

23 April 1956, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Frances Hodgson Burnett

24 November 1849, Manchester, England, UK

Mary Lennox

Played by: Kate Maberly

Colin Craven

Played by: Heydon Prowse

Dickon Sowerby

Played by: Andrew Knott

Mrs. Medlock

Played by: Maggie Smith

Martha Sowerby

Played by: Laura Crossley

Archibald Craven

Played by: John Lynch

Ben Weatherstaff

Played by: Walter Sparrow

Mary's Mother

Played by: Irène Jacob

Government Official

Played by: Frank Baker

Cook

Played by: Valerie Hill

Betty

Played by: Andrea Pickering

John

Played by: Arthur Spreckley

Captain Lennox

Played by: Colin Bruce

Ayah

Played by: Parsan Singh

Orlando Sentinel

The movie's dark themes, unhurried pace and talkiness make it something of a gamble for many children. But older children -- especially those who have been asking specific questions about death -- may find some nourishment in this garden.

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Empire Magazine

The film is not as enchanting as it should be.

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Radio Times

The film retains the gothic atmosphere of the book and looks amazing, thanks to Roger Deakins's scintillating photography. Stealing the show is Maggie Smith as beastly housekeeper Mrs Medlock.

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Seattle Times

While drawing superb performances from her young leads, Holland has masterfully contrasted the garden -- a place where melodic robins seem almost conversant -- with the dread of Misselthwaite.

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People Magazine

Any kids' movie that aims for something richer than the Saturday-matinee escapism of smiling whales and preschool ninjas -- that actually captures some of the mystery of childhood -- ought to be embraced. whatever its peculiarities.

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New Yorker

It's as if the moviemakers were trying to cook up a New Age Yorkshire pudding, without meat drippings -- what's missing is Burnett's robust optimism and animistic energy.

August 01, 2013

TV Guide

Though it can get laborious, and produces the odd unintended chuckle, The Secret Garden is charming and sometimes chillingly authentic.

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Philadelphia Inquirer

This enchanted tale vividly shows how love heals and nurtures barren souls, makes them flourish like abundant Edens.

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Los Angeles Times

Rather than a fresh breeze, it's the stale air of gilded calculation, the uncomfortable feeling that things are excessively "just so," that overhangs much that is genuinely appealing about this film.

August 01, 2013

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Film4

This lavish treatment originated from Coppola's Zoetrope studio and follows their several successful films made for family audiences.

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel

That`s a more upscale marketing concept than Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but it still doesn't make the movie any good.

August 01, 2013

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Boston Globe

The result is an instant classic -- rich, dense, resonant, powerful.

August 01, 2013

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