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  • U.S. release: The film opened in Los Angeles and New York on December 18, 2009.
  • Runtime and rating: It is rated PG; AFI records 100 minutes, while the current digital edition is listed at 104 minutes.
  • Filmmakers: Jean-Marc Vallée directed the film from a screenplay by Julian Fellowes.
  • Cast: Emily Blunt plays Victoria, with Rupert Friend as Albert and Paul Bettany as Lord Melbourne.
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The Young Victoria

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Before she becomes queen, Princess Victoria is pressured by relatives and advisers who hope to control the succession. Refusing a proposed regency, she reaches the throne young and must learn how to use authority while surrounded by competing interests.

Her relationship with Prince Albert begins as a political arrangement but develops into a partnership that reshapes her private life and reign. The drama follows their courtship, early marriage and Victoria’s difficult transition from protected heir to sovereign.

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