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FILM · 2004 · UK

Vanity Fair

9 archived facts 2 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026

  1. #001

    In the early 1970s Stanley Kubrick wanted to direct an adaptation of the book, but found it too large to be turned into a three-hour film. He made Barry Lyndon (1975) instead.

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  2. #002

    Most of the costumes were deliberately made slightly too small in order to alter their overall look a little.

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  3. #003

    Scenes in which Robert Pattinson played Becky's son Rawdy were cut from the final cut.

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  4. #004

    Natasha Little, who plays Lady Jane Sheepshanks, played Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair (1998).

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  5. #005

    The sheer brown dress with white embroidery that Kelly Hunter (Lady Steyne) wears at the Prince Regent's party is the same costume worn by Faith Brook (Countess Rostova) in War and Peace, Episode #2.2 (1977) at the London Ball by an extra, and by a guest at the London ball in Poldark (1996).

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  6. #006

    This is the last film in which not only Geraldine McEwan's voice but also her on-screen actions appear.

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  7. #007

    Daniel Craig was considered for a role.

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  8. #008

    Reese Witherspoon and Rhys Ifans had previously appeared together in Little Nicky (2000).

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  9. #009

    Gabriel Byrne played the devil in End of Days (1999), and Rhys Ifans played the devil in Little Nicky (2000).

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