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Female 'Hysteria' for Sally Hawkins

Posted by Eric Lavallee on Apr 30, 2009
Source: Production Weekly

I'm not sure if there are any films out there on the invention of the electric battery (circa 1799), but there will be a feature based on the invention of the first vibrator (circa 1880) and director Tanya Wexler has set actress Sally Hawkins with a case of Hysteria. Production Weekly reports that Jonathan Pryce has also boarded the U.K. project which in scheduled to go into production in October.

Based on a true story, this comes to us in a rom com form and set in Victorian England about the invention of the first vibrator. Victorian England. Mortimer Granville, a young doctor sick of his colleagues' medieval practices, starts working for Dr Dalrymple, who treats women's "hysteria" by offering them intimate manual relief... Demand is so great that Mortimer fears for the use of his hands. With the help of his friend Edmund, a millionaire dandy with a passion for electricity, he comes up with the world's first vibrator, which proves wildly successful. Along the way, he falls in love with Dalrymple's fiery, beautiful oldest daughter, Charlotte. But there are other, loving eyes fixed on the good doctor...

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