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  1. www.youtube.com › watchJames McAvoy - Penelope Interview - YouTube

    James discusses "Penelope".

  2. www.youtube.com › watchPenelope (2006) Ending scene. - YouTube

    The song in the film is Hoppípolla of Sigur Rós.This scene is from one of my favorite, Penelope. I love the whole movie, but this moments is the most beautif...

  3. www.filmaffinity.com › es › film941167Penélope (2006) - FilmAffinity

    Penélope es una película dirigida por Mark Palansky con Christina Ricci, James McAvoy, Catherine O'Hara, Reese Witherspoon .... Año: 2006. Título original: Penelope. Sinopsis: Penélope (Ricci) pertenece a una acaudalada familia sobre la que pesa una maldición: su nariz, igual al hocico de un cerdo, es una prueba de ello.

  4. letterboxd.com › film › penelope‎Penelope (2006) directed by Mark Palansky - Letterboxd

    Cast. Christina Ricci James McAvoy Catherine O'Hara Reese Witherspoon Peter Dinklage Richard E. Grant Simon Woods Nigel Havers Christina Greatrex Michael Feast Ronni Ancona Richard Leaf Lenny Henry Nick Frost Russell Brand James Howard Paul Viragh Eve Pearce Martin McDougall Burn Gorman Simon Chandler Andrew Bailey John Voce Tallulah Evans Pam ...

  5. www.youtube.com › watchPenelope- Kiss Scene - YouTube

    19 de ago. de 2009 · End scene from the movie 'Penelope' with James McAvoy and Christina Ricci. I don't own anything.

  6. www.amazon.com › Penelope-Richard-Grant › dpWatch Penelope | Prime Video - amazon.com

    Penelope. She's young, she's rich, she's available - too bad she has a pig's nose. Christina Ricci and James McAvoy team in a modern fairy tale about finding perfect love, imperfections and all. 2,274 IMDb 6.7 1 h 29 min 2008.

  7. play.google.com › store › moviesPenelope - Movies on Google Play

    Christina Ricci (Speed Racer) stars as Penelope, a lonely heiress who has spent her entire life trying to break a strange family curse that left her with the nose of a pig. When she meets a charming aristocrat (James McAvoy, Atonement) who seems to see beyond her physical appearance, Penelope begins to learn that loving herself is more important than breaking the curse.