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Separate Lies (2005) Movie Main Page Movie Overview   Movie Details   Showtimes & Tickets   DVD/Video Info   Trailers & Clips   Cast and Credits   Awards & Nominations Reviews and Previews   Critics Reviews   User Reviews Photos   Premiere Photos   Production Photos Community   Message Board Shopping   Buy the DVD/Video Other Resources   Web Sites Recommendations Sign in to receive personalized recommendations. Sign In Or  Sign Up   Movie Lists An all-time favorite? A movie not to miss? Add to My Movies! Email this page to a friend   Production Photos: View Production Photos from Separate Lies (2005) The Critics: B 9 reviews Start Rating Movies Now! Sign In or sign up Yahoo! Users: B- 162 ratings At first glance, the marriage of James Manning and his wife Anne couldn't be more picture-perfect. James is a wealthy and respected international lawyer; Anne is a bright and charming homemaker. They reside in a gorgeous country home, have another in London, and enjoy a privileged, peaceful existence with few real worries. It would be absurd to think that such a partnership could be torn apart in just... See Full Description Genres: Drama, Romance and Adaptation Running Time: 1 hr. 27 min. Release Date: September 16th, 2005 (NY); September 30th (LA) MPAA Rating: R for language including some sexual references. Distributors: Fox Searchlight Pictures, 20th Century Fox International U.S. Box Office: $923,347 See Full Details Cast and Credits Starring: Tom Wilkinson, Emily Watson, Rupert Everett, Linda Bassett, John Neville Directed by: Julian Fellowes Produced by: Paul Smith (XVI), Christian Colson, Steve Clark Hall See Full Cast and Credits Production Photos         View All (5) Production Photos... Critical Consensus Critics Reviews Average Grade:   B    Chicago Sun-Times, Roger Ebert "Separate Lies is only seemingly about the portioning of blame. It is actually about the burden of guilt, which some can carry so easily while for others, it is intolerable." more... B Chicago Tribune, Michael Wilmington "...mixed but affecting..." more... B E! Online, "Lies is a good one. Believe it." more... B+ Entertainment Weekly, Lisa Schwarzbaum "...Wilkinson once again astonishes with his ability to convey weakness and strength, hypocrisy and gallantry, cruelty and compassion in the same male animal." more... A- More Critics Reviews... Sponsored Links (What's This?)