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The Four Feathers

6.6 132 mins Action   Adventure   Drama   Romance   War   2002
Paramount Pictures   Miramax   Jaffilms Inc.   Belhaven Limited   Dune Films   Marty Katz Productions  
Director(s): Shekhar Kapur

Release Date: 08 Sun, Sep 2002

A young British officer resigns his post when he learns of his regiment's plan to ship out to the Sudan for the conflict with the Mahdi. His friends and fiancée send him four white feathers as symbols of what they view as his cowardice. To redeem his honor, he disguises himself as an Arab and secretly saves their lives.

Casts of The Four Feathers

Heath Ledger

as Harry Faversham

Wes Bentley

as Jack Durrance

Kate Hudson

as Ethne Eustace

Djimon Hounsou

as Abou Fatma

Alex Jennings

as Colonel Hamilton

Michael Sheen

as William Trench

Lucy Gordon

as Isabelle

James Cosmo

as Col. Sutch

Angela Douglas

as Aunt Mary

Daniel Caltagirone

as Gustave

Mohamed Bouich

as Sudanese Storyteller

Campbell Brown

as Dervish Ansar

Andy Coumbe

as Colonel Other Regiment

Karim Doukkali

as Egyptian Orderly

Megan Hall

as Millie

James Hillier

as Drunken Corporal

Nick Holder

as British Lion

Alexandra Kabi

as Woman in Red Veil

Julio Lewis

as Saadi

Craig McDonald

as Wounded Captain

Lionel Mahop

as Dervish Captain

Richard Manlove

as British Corporal

Kris Marshall

as Edward Castleton

Manar Mohamed

as Youssef

Marouazi Mohammed

as Dervish Sniper

Nider Mohamed

as Mullah

Anna Diafe Ndiaye

as Dinka Slavegirl

Medoune Ndiaye

as Gentle Faced Porter

Deobia Oparei

as Idris-Es-Saier

Charles Pemberton

as Impressario

Rupert Penry-Jones

as Tom Willoughby

Tim Pigott-Smith

as General Feversham

Mohamed Quatib

as Ibrahim

Laila Rouass

as Maya

Hugh Ross

as Regimental Priest

Thioumbe Samb

as Dinka Slavegirl

Mark Tonderai

as Egyptian Orderly

Alek Wek

as Aquol

Alex Zorbas

as Egyptian Orderly

Bruce Lawrence

as British Soldier

Rhidian Bridge

as British Soldier (uncredited)

Gary Bunn

as British Soldier (uncredited)

Christian Coulson

as Drummer Boy (uncredited)

James Embree

as British Cavalry Officer (uncredited)

Natalie Hallam

as High Class Lady (uncredited)

Hugo Hedley

as British Troop (uncredited)

Serena Lorien

as Crying Widow (uncredited)

Cassie Newby

as Period Dancer (uncredited)

Benjamin Uttley

as General Wolseley's Aide-de-Camp (uncredited)

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