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The Last Letter from Your Lover

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A pair of interwoven stories set in the past and present follow an ambitious journalist determined to solve the mystery of a forbidden love affair at the center of a trove of secret love letters from 1965.

Year

2021

Duration

1h 50m

IMDb

6.7

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Cast

Augustine Frizzell

Director

Shailene Woodley

Jennifer Stirling

Joe Alwyn

Lawrence Stirling

Cast

Augustine Frizzell

Director

Shailene Woodley

Jennifer Stirling

Joe Alwyn

Lawrence Stirling

Wendy Nottingham

Mrs. Cordoza

Felicity Jones

Ellie Haworth

Jacob Fortune-Lloyd

Andrew

Ncuti Gatwa

Nick

Emma Appleton

Hannah

Jessica D'Arcy

Co-Worker

Ann Ogbomo

Janet

Nabhaan Rizwan

Rory McCallan

Alice Orr-Ewing

Yvonne

Zoe Boyle

Anne

Christian Brassington

Dominic

Lee Knight

Francis

RA

Rachel Atkins

Alberto's Bar Woman

Jasmine Hyde

French Housekeeper

Callum Turner

Anthony O'Hare

AF

Atheena Frizzell

Mariette

NP

Nick Payne

Writer

ES

Esta Spalding

Writer

Jojo Moyes

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

Collins ChijiokeOct 15, 2025

this too

~Vie stylé~🥀May 29, 2023

source: The Last Letter from Your Lover

football._k1ng__Mar 29, 2023

This book was published in 2012. Since then, the storyline has been done ad nauseum. But only Netflix could take a good enough book and turn it into something this bad.

YassuMar 29, 2023

Surprisingly good, good acting, good storyline, great setting, great dressing and makeup. You really do feel like you are in the 60's of the last century.

nabill_officielMar 29, 2023

Good acting good movie fun to watch one of the best netflix original movie.

Seargio MullerMar 29, 2023

... two-favorite-actors having-zero-chemistry with-their-male-counterparts... a completely-boring-lifeless-script.. fast-forward.. fast-forward.. the-end.

D.I.D.I__M❤️😊✨Mar 29, 2023

source: The Last Letter from Your Lover

Maletlala Meme LenkaMar 29, 2023

Ok, I haven't read the book, however, after watching the movie I will for sure. Point in favor because despite the fact that this history has been seen in other movies, none is the same as the other Shai and Callum: I loved them, Shailene transmitted all the emotions in every moment of the film, the feeling of abandonment, the emotion of a new person, the passion to live something new, the pain of knowing that something is not possible, each scene is excellent, you really feel each of the emotions. With regard to Callum, what can I say? An excellent actor, a gentleman in the whole movie, (it's the first time I've seen him act), a man who makes mistakes but doesn't deny them, his performance (for me) has been beautiful, complete and clean, it conveys that desire to be with someone but knowing that the decision is not entirely in their hands, it was excellent ... Joe Alwyn: the perfect husband, but who considers that his duty is to work, his acting has been great, his toughness, his little interest, his social class, everything has reflected it very well (I loved and hated when he asked the waiter who spoke only in English) perfect for me. What I didn't like very much: The story of Ellie and Rory ... it was a bit annoying because it was forced to happen, it was a strange story that happened very quickly without development without emotion and without attraction ... I don't think it was them but the same script but not I really liked his story, I advanced it in the whole movie. It is a movie to see at any time you consider, it is cute, romantic, calm, without suspense, entertaining, it may have lacked development of some characters but it is understandable by time, I definitely recommend it.

berniemain353Mar 29, 2023

Just other unreal movie with girls acting like men to look "powerful" but copying the worst and most toxic about masculinity. Just Netflix being Netflix.

samzanarimalMar 29, 2023

I wish I had watched this before reading the book because I think I could have really enjoyed it more. I LOVED the book...devoured it in two days...so it was tough to see it essentially butchered by the movie. I will say that the movie ending gave me the goosebumps that I didn't get from the book, so bravo there. I truly think this was a good movie, but I think to really appreciate it, wait to read the book.