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Your tour guide for the night is one drunken man called Scullery. Prepare yourself for the experience of your lifetime as he shows you an average night along a derelict Lancashire road in the 1980s.
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Lesley Sharp's big scene as Valerie involved an 8-minute soliloquy while she is walking along the streets between back-to-back houses. Given the length of the scene, and the chances of either her or the crew making a mistake, it took sixteen takes to film. Lesley Sharp estimates that she walked a total of five miles while filming the scene!
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Soundtracks
"Try a Little Tenderness"
Words and Music by
Harry M. Woods,
Jimmy Campbell and
Reginald Connelly
Performed by
Otis Redding See more »
This year, in August 08, I was asked to play the role of Eddie in TIE's (Theatre in English Youth Theatre, Brussels) production of 'Road', by Jim Cartwright. The first thing I did after accepting the part was to search it on the internet. When I arrived on ''Alan Clarke's Road'' I was surprised to see it had been made into a film as well as a play. After watching the film, I truly understood what the roles of Eddie and Brink were truly about.
This film is a true piece of art, and possibly the greatest thing I've ever seen on television since Threads in '84.
This film truly does Cartwright's play justice. Thank you Mr. Clarke!