Best (2000)The life story of former Manchester United football legend, George Best. Director:Mary McGuckian |
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Best (2000)The life story of former Manchester United football legend, George Best. Director:Mary McGuckian |
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| John Lynch | ... | ||
| Ian Bannen | ... | ||
| Jerome Flynn | ... | ||
| Ian Hart | ... |
Nobby Stiles
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| Patsy Kensit | ... |
Anna
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| Cal Macaninch | ... |
Paddy
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Denis Law
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| Adrian Lester | ... |
Rocky
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| David Hayman | ... |
Tommy Dougherty /
The Barman
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James Ellis | ... |
Dickie Beal
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| Roger Daltrey | ... |
Rodney Marsh
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Clive Anderson | ... |
Interviewer
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| Sophie Dahl | ... |
Eva Haraldsted
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| Stephen Fry | ... | ||
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Dave Duffy | ... |
Limosine Driver
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The life story of former Manchester United football legend, George Best.
its very hard i imagine to make a movie about a real life legend, the most important thing is to get the casting right of the subject the movie is about, thats the problem with this movie, from the first moment you see john lynch it hits you, the guy is a good actor and you cant blame him for taking the part, but he does not look anything like george best, if it was the pete townshend story he would have looked perfect, apart from being a genius footballer player george best had an incredible face, its so hard to watch this movie without thinking the whole time how unconvincing he is not because of any bad acting but just he is so badly cast, he looks like a forty year old man in a wig trying to look like a guy in his early twenties, one day someone will make a better movie about the life of george best, but you can be sure they will cast someone in their early twenties who is as near to or equally as good looking as best himself , only then will it be convincing and believable..