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Tess

PG 170min.
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In Theaters September 9, 1992
In Roman Polanski's adaptation of Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Nastassja Kinski plays Tess, a poor British peasant girl sent to live with her distant and wealthy relatives, the D'Urbervilles. Read More
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Nastassja Kinski Tess Durbeyfield
Leigh Lawson Alec d'Urberville
Peter Firth Angel Clare
John Collin Mr. John Durbeyfield
David Markham Rev. Mr. Clare
Rosemary Martin Mrs. Durbeyfield
Richard Pearson Vicar of Marlott
Jeanne Biras Girl in Meadow
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