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Charlie (2004)Luke Goss teams up with Steven Berkoff to tell the real life story of 'Charlie Richardson', the head of the notorious 'Torture gang'... See full synopsis » Director:Malcolm NeedsWriter:Malcolm Needs |
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Title: Charlie (2004)
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Cast
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Charlie Richardson
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| Steven Berkoff | ... |
Charlie Richardson Snr
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Leslie Grantham | ... |
Richard Waldeck
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Anita Dobson | ... |
Charlie's Mum
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Van Den Bergh
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| Nicole Sherwin | ... |
Jean Le Grange
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Douglas McFerran | ... |
Richard Aubury
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| Langley Kirkwood | ... |
Eddy Richardson
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Jeroen Kranenburg | ... |
Defence Brief
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Mark Arden | ... |
Cyril Green
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Tony Longhurst | ... |
Roy Hall
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Chris Curran | ... |
Frankie Fraser
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Andrew Brent | ... |
Jack Duval
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Bruce Young | ... |
Lucian Harris
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Antony Carrick | ... |
Justice Lawton
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Luke Goss teams up with Steven Berkoff to tell the real life story of 'Charlie Richardson', the head of the notorious 'Torture gang'... See full synopsis »
Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong brutal violence, pervasive language and brief drug use | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
6 February 2004 (UK) See more »Box Office
Budget:
$5,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
£92,336 (UK) (6 February 2004)Gross:
£92,336 (UK) (6 February 2004)Company Credits
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I have spent a lot of time in Camberwell and know the Richardson stories that have been around for years, but Malcom Needs lost the plot with this so called pic of the Richardsons. Charlie Richardson must have cringed if he saw how he was portrayed in this dreadful movie. Luke Goss isn't a bad actor as it happens but was miscast here although it will do him no harm, most of the ensemble were good but the script was so bad I was thankful for the pop tunes slipped in like an episode of Heartbeat. The South African thing veered off course continuously and the scrapyard looked more like it was run by Frasier, with a shiny new engine block hanging from above. Sorry but I would only rate this movie 2/10