Question 1

What surprising location was used to portray Beatrix Potter's 'Hill Top' house in the film?

Accepted Answer

The movie used 'Yew Tree Farm' near Coniston in the Lake District, which Potter owned in the 1930s, not the actual Hill Top house owned by Britain's National Trust.

Question 2

Which actors previously played love interests before reuniting in Miss Potter?

Accepted Answer

Renée Zellweger and Ewan McGregor previously appeared as love interests in the 2003 film Down with Love.

Question 3

What clever cameo appears during the Peter Rabbit narration scene?

Accepted Answer

At 21 minutes, when Beatrix narrates about 'Mr. McGregor's garden,' the line is spoken over a shot of actor Ewan McGregor.

Question 4

What was unique about the costumes in Miss Potter?

Accepted Answer

Costume Designer Anthony Powell used all original pieces for the film and did not have to reproduce any items.

Question 5

What recognition did Miss Potter receive at the Golden Globes?

Accepted Answer

The film received an award at the 2007 Golden Globes in the USA.

Question 6

What surprising location was used to portray Beatrix Potter's 'Hill Top' house in the film?

Accepted Answer

The movie used 'Yew Tree Farm' near Coniston in the Lake District, which Potter owned in the 1930s, not the actual Hill Top house owned by Britain's National Trust.

Question 7

Which Golden Globes recognition did 'Miss Potter' receive in 2007?

Accepted Answer

The film received an award at the Golden Globes (USA) in 2007.

Question 8

What clever cameo appears when Beatrix narrates about 'Mr. McGregor's garden'?

Accepted Answer

At 21 minutes, when Beatrix narrates Peter Rabbit, the quote about 'Mr. McGregor's garden' is spoken over a shot of Ewan McGregor.

Question 9

Who did Renée Zellweger first want to play her romantic interest Norman Warne?

Accepted Answer

Renée Zellweger's first choice to star beside her as Norman Warne was Ewan McGregor.

Question 10

What was unique about the costumes in 'Miss Potter'?

Accepted Answer

Costume Designer Anthony Powell sought out all original pieces for the movie and did not have to reproduce any items.

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