Good Luck to You, Leo Grande


Daryl McCormack, Emma Thompson
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande by Sophie Hyde
GBR 2022, Berlinale Special
© Nick Wall
With
- Daryl McCormack (Leo Grande)
- Emma Thompson (Nancy Stokes)
Crew
Director | Sophie Hyde |
Screenplay | Katy Brand |
Cinematography | Bryan Mason |
Editing | Bryan Mason |
Music | Stephen Rennicks |
Sound Design | Steve Fannagan |
Production Design | Miren Maranon |
Costumes | Sian Jenkins |
Make-Up | Julie Dartnell |
Casting | Amy Hubbard |
Assistant Director | Malinda Kaur |
Producers | Debbie Gray, Adrian Politowski |
Executive Producers | Nessa McGill, Julian Gleek, Alison Thompson, Sophie Hyde, Nadia Khamlichi, Martin Metz, Katy Brand, Mark Gooder |
World sales
Cornerstone Films
Produced by
Genesius Pictures

Emma Thompson, Sophie Hyde
The actor and the director at the Press Conference.
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande · Berlinale Special · Feb 12, 2022

Emma Thompson, Daryl McCormack
The two leading actors at the Photo Call.
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande · Berlinale Special · Feb 12, 2022

Emma Thompson
The actor at the Photo Call.
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande · Berlinale Special · Feb 12, 2022

Inside Friedrichstadt-Palast
Emma Thompson can’t wait to get to the cinema.
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande · Berlinale Special · Feb 12, 2022

Daryl McCormack, Emma Thompson
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande · Berlinale Special · Feb 12, 2022

Daryl McCormack
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Emma Thompson
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Katy Brand
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Sophie Hyde
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Adrian Politowski, Debbie Gray, Daryl McCormack, Sophia Hyde, Emma Thompson, Katy Brand
Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
Berlinale Special · Press Conference · Feb 12, 2022
Press Conference at full length
Sophie Hyde

Born in Adelaide, Australia in 1977. Her debut feature film, 52 Tuesdays, screened in the 2014 Berlinale Generation where it won a Crystal Bear. The film went on to win the Directing Award at Sundance where her next feature film, Animals, premiered. A founding member of the film collective Closer Productions, she has made a number of successful feature-length documentaries and is creator, producer and director of the series F*!#ing Adelaide and The Hunting, both of which won several awards.
Filmography
2011 Life in Movement; documentary, co-director: Bryan Mason 2013 52 Tuesdays 2017 F*!#ing Adelaide; series 2019 Animals · The Hunting; series 2022 Good Luck to You, Leo Grande
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2022