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Drug Dealer | Widow
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Outstanding Female Performance | 2001
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2001 | Brenda
British Actress of the Year | 2001 | Brenda
Best British Actress | 2001 | Brenda
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2001 | Brenda
Best British Independent Film | 2000
Best Actress | 2000 | Brenda
Best Director | 2000 | Nigel
Best Screenplay | 2000 | Mark
Budget 10,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 26,330,482 USD
Some of the marijuana plants used in the shooting were real. The British government gave permission to the filming crew the use of 150 marijuana plants, under supervision of the authorities. This meant that the plants had someone guarding them on the set, and watching over its transportation to a nearby storage facility for its safekeeping at night.
This movie was the inspiration for Martin Clunes' TV Movie and long-running Series, Doc Martin.
When Dr. Bamford (Martin Clunes) and two townsmen witness the extreme phosphorescent lighting at Grace's (Brenda Blethyn) hothouse, the two townsmen want to call the local police and the RAF, for fear about Grace's well-being. Dr. Bamford discourages them, and advises then that Grace is helping apply her special growing techniques to certain medicinal plants. The townsmen ask Dr. Bamford whether he ever tried the plants, and he allows that he did, once, while in college, but he didn't inhale. That is an obvious allusion to former President Clinton, who famously indicated he tried marijuana during his Rhodes Scholar years in England, but didn't inhale.
The village where Saving Grace was filmed was in the real-life fishing village of Port Isaac in North Cornwall, England.
Craig Ferguson not only co-starred in the film alongside Brenda Blethyn but he also co-wrote the film with Mark Crowdy.
"Jacques Chevalier: All the people I deal with are scum. I'm a little scummy myself. You are not scum. That worries me. Grace Trevethyn: I take exception to that. I come from a long line of scum. My dear late husband was one of the scummiest men to walk the face of this earth. Jacques Chevalier: My apologies."
"Charlie: I'm glad to see she's keeping up the village tradition of total contempt for the law."
