Movie "Maid in Manhattan" - DVD Movies Encyclopedia

Short description of the movie "Maid in Manhattan"

Marisa Ventura (Lopez) is a single mother born and bred in the boroughs of New York City, who works as a maid in a first-class Manhattan hotel. By a twist of fate and mistaken identity, Marisa meets Christopher Marshall (Fiennes), a handsome heir to a political dynasty, who believes that she is a guest at the hotel. Fate steps in and throws the unlikely pair together for one night. When Marisa's true identity is revealed, the two find that they are worlds apart, even though the distance separating them is just a subway ride between Manhattan and the Bronx.

Starring actors in "Maid in Manhattan" movie:

Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Lopez also starred in the next movies: "Angel Eyes" in a role of Sharon Pogue; "The Cell" in a role of Catherine Deane; "Jersey Girl" in a role of Gertrude Steiney; "Gigli" in a role of Ricki; "Monster-in-Law" in a role of Charlie; "Unfinished Life, An" in a role of Jean Gilkyson; "Money Train" in a role of Grace Santiago; "Bordertown" in a role of Lauren Adrian; "Anaconda" in a role of Terri Flores; "Enough" in a role of Slim Hiller; "Antz" in a role of Azteca; "U Turn" in a role of Grace McKenna; "Out of Sight" in a role of Karen Sisco; "The Back-up Plan" in a role of Zoe;

Bob Hoskins Bob Hoskins also starred in the next movies: "Brazil" in a role of Spoor; "Enemy at the Gates" in a role of Nikita Khrushchev; "Hook" in a role of Smee, Captain Hook's Servant/Garbage Sweeper in Kensington Gardens; "Michael" in a role of Vartan Malt; "Danny the Dog" in a role of Bart; "Mrs Henderson Presents" in a role of Vivian Van Damm; "Den of Lions" in a role of Darius Paskevic; "Stay" in a role of Dr. Leon Patterson; "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" in a role of Eddie Valiant; "Last Orders" in a role of Ray 'Raysie' Johnson; "Hollywoodland" in a role of Eddie Mannix; "Outlaw" in a role of Walter Lewis; "The Sleeping Dictionary" in a role of Henry; "Doomsday" in a role of Bill Nelson; "Beyond the Sea" in a role of Charlie Cassotto Maffia; "Balto" in a role of Boris the Goose; "The Long Good Friday" in a role of Harold Shand; "Shattered" in a role of Gus Klein;

Stanley Tucci Stanley Tucci also starred in the next movies: "Road To Perdition"; "The Terminal" in a role of Frank Dixon; "Robots"; "The Pelican Brief" in a role of Khamel; "Beethoven" in a role of Vernon; "The Devil Wears Prada" in a role of Nigel; "The Hoax" in a role of Shelton Fisher; "A Life Less Ordinary" in a role of Elliot Zweikel; "The Impostors" in a role of Arthur; "Space Chimps" in a role of The Senator; "Monkey Shines" in a role of Dr. John Wiseman; "Swing Vote" in a role of Martin Fox; "What Just Happened?" in a role of Scott Solomon; "It Could Happen to You" in a role of Eddie Biasi; "The Tale of Despereaux" in a role of Boldo; "Julie & Julia" in a role of Paul Child; "America's Sweethearts" in a role of Dave Kingman;

Ralph Fiennes Ralph Fiennes also starred in the next movies: "Red Dragon" in a role of Francis Dolarhyde; "The English Patient" in a role of Count Laszlo de Almásy; "Spider" in a role of Dennis ('Spider') Cleg; "The Chumscrubber" in a role of Mayor Michael Ebbs; "Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit" in a role of Victor Quartermaine; "The Prince of Egypt" in a role of Rameses; "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" in a role of Lord Voldemort; "In Bruges" in a role of Harry Waters; "Chromophobia" in a role of Stephen Tulloch; "The Duchess" in a role of Duke of Devonshire; "The Miracle Maker" in a role of Jesus; "The Hurt Locker" in a role of Contractor Team Leader; "Wuthering Heights" in a role of Heathcliff; "The Constant Gardener" in a role of Justin Quayle; "The Reader" in a role of Older Michael; "Schindler's List" in a role of Amon Goeth; "Strange Days" in a role of Lenny Nero; "Nanny McPhee and the Big Bang" in a role of Lord Gray;

Natasha Richardson Natasha Richardson also starred in the next movies: "Asylum" in a role of Stella Raphael; "Evening" in a role of Constance Lord; "The Parent Trap" in a role of Elizabeth James; "Gothic" in a role of Mary Shelley;