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Writers:
Jez Butterworth (play)
Jez Butterworth (screenplay)
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Release Date:
10 July 1998 (UK) See more »
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Plot:
The sexual rivalries over a new, potentially great rock'n'roll singer between a nightclub owner and a local gangster cause unrest and eventually lead to murder. Full summary » | Full synopsis »
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Cast

  (in credits order)

Ian Hart ... Mickey

Ewen Bremner ... Skinny

Aidan Gillen ... Baby
Martin Gwynn Jones ... Sweets

Hans Matheson ... Silver Johnny

Andy Serkis ... Potts

Ricky Tomlinson ... Ezra
Harold Pinter ... Sam Ross
Kenneth Bryans ... Roger
Paul Ebsworth ... Raymond
Kate Lynn Evans ... Knuckle Sandwich Girl (as Kate Evans)
Jason Cheater ... Knuckle Sandwich Boy
Al Fiorentini ... Luigi
Shend ... Naked Man
Milly Gregory ... Guildford Girl
James Hunter ... Percy
Mke Watts ... Drummer
Dave Lagnado ... Bass Player
Damian Hand ... Tenor Sax Player
Tim Chimes ... Bass Sax Player
David Baukham ... Fat Policeman (as David Bauckham)

Alexander Armstrong ... BBC Announcer (voice) (as Xander Armstrong)
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Directed by
Jez Butterworth 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Jez Butterworth  play
Jez Butterworth  screenplay
Tom Butterworth  screenplay deviser

Produced by
Eric Abraham .... producer
Steve Butterworth .... executive producer: Mojo Films
Paul Cowan .... line producer
George Faber .... executive producer
Nick Marston .... executive producer: Mojo Films
 
Original Music by
Murray Gold 
 
Cinematography by
Bruno de Keyzer (director of photography)
 
Film Editing by
Richard Milward 
 
Production Design by
Hugo Luczyc-Wyhowski 
 
Costume Design by
Pam Tait 
 
Makeup Department
Marilyn MacDonald .... makeup designer
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Barrie McCulloch .... second assistant director
Mick Ward .... crowd assistant director
 
Art Department
Noel Cowell .... property master
Darren Hayward .... chargehand carpenter
Douglas Ingram .... storyboard artist
Linda Wilson .... prop buyer
 
Sound Department
Colin Chapman .... supervising sound editor
Steve Hancock .... sound camera operator
John Taylor .... sound mixer
Peter Gleaves .... adr mixer (uncredited)
 
Stunts
Steve Dent .... stunt coordinator
Chrissy Monk .... stunts
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Jack Collins .... gaffer
Tim Fleming .... focus puller: "b" camera
Alan Grayley .... electrician
 
Editorial Department
Asha Radwan .... second assistant editor
 
Music Department
Mark Tucker .... music score recording engineer
 
Other crew
Ryan Green .... runner
Dee Gregson .... location manager
 

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Runtime:
90 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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Jim Broadbent was offered the role of Sam Ross.See more »
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Anachronisms: Although this movie is set in the 1950s, one of the characters mentions Spider-Man, who didn't appear in comics until 1963.See more »
Movie Connections:
Featured in Venice Report (1997) (TV)See more »

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Major disappointment-- Butterworth can write, but..., 28 February 2000
Author: jwarthen-3

A clever, economical play founders and collapses in its author's adaptation, in the most obvious way-- Butterworth indulges a character's psychotic eccentricities until a viewer cringes each time he re-enters the picture. Too bad he knocks the film so badly out of whack-- the two stooges whose interplay so delighted NY stage critics become spear-carriers in this rewrite. Harold Pinter has a talent for playing creeps, but the films one redeeming feature is Ian Hart, a good actor who here has gravity and authority, but he can scarcely keep the camera, so inclined is Butterworth to let the nutcase role to show off some more.

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