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Luke (segment "Mr. Cool")
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| Dexter Fletcher | ... |
Joe (segment "Mr. Cool")
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| Kelly Macdonald | ... |
Emma (segment "Mr. Cool")
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| Denise Van Outen | ... |
Alex (segment "Horny")
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Liz Smith | ... |
Old Lady (segment "Horny")
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| Tom Bell | ... |
Old Gent (segment "Horny")
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Leah Fitzgerald | ... |
Little Girl (segment "Horny")
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Alicia Eyo | ... |
Shantel (segment "Grasshopper")
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Roger Griffiths | ... |
Charlie (segment "Grasshopper")
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Dele Johnson | ... |
Stevie (segment "Grasshopper")
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| Preeya Kalidas | ... |
Reena (segment "Grasshopper")
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Peter McNamara | ... |
Roy (segment "Grasshopper")
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| Mazhar Munir | ... |
Mazaar (segment "Grasshopper")
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| Ray Panthaki | ... |
Mo (segment "Grasshopper")
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Ashish Raja | ... |
Bulla (segment "Grasshopper")
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Nine stories based on the true-life experiences of London Underground passengers.
Although some segments were poor and some just average, this is worth watching if only for one segment. 'My father the liar' was brilliantly directed by Bob Hoskins, and as always Ray Winstone (the father) and Frank Harper (the station guard who appears in a number of the segments) played their roles to perfection. The real star however was the young boy who played the son. Although only on screen for not more than 10 minutes it is clear that this kid should be a huge British star in the future.