In 1818 London, a forbidden love blossoms between John Keats, a young and passionate poet, and Fanny Brawne, a vibrant and fashion-conscious student who ignites his creative spark. As they navigate their whirlwind romance amidst the constraints of their social circles, Keats' poetic genius flourishes, but ultimately, their love is tested by the devastating reality of mortality.

In 1818 London, a forbidden love blossoms between John Keats, a young and passionate poet, and Fanny Brawne, a vibrant and fashion-conscious student who ignites his creative spark. As they navigate their whirlwind romance amidst the constraints of their social circles, Keats' poetic genius flourishes, but ultimately, their love is tested by the devastating reality of mortality.

Does Bright Star have end credit scenes?

No!

Bright Star does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

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Ratings

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Metacritic

81

Metascore

7.6

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
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82%

TOMATOMETER

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68%

User Score

IMDb

6.9 /10

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TMDB

66

%

User Score

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82nd Academy Awards 2010

Nomination

Costume Design

63rd British Academy Film Awards 2010

Nomination

Best Costume Design

15th Critics' Choice Awards 2010

Nomination

Best Costume Design

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