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Dead Man's Cards (2006)

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User Rating: 5.7/10 (296 votes)

Overview

Director:
James Marquand
Writers:
James Marquand (writer)
James McMartin (writer)
Release Date:
15 December 2006 (UK) more
Genre:
Western | Thriller
Tagline:
Even the bravest men fall
User Comments:
scouser widescreen western more

Cast

 (Credited cast)
Paul Barber ... Paul
Robin John Barlow ... Hoodie
Kimberley Barrett ... Barmaid 2
Tom Bell ... Billy The Cowboy
Reg Edwards ... Glass Collector
Chris Finch ... Teddy Bear
Ashley Hyland ... Angry Punter
Samantha Janus ... Kris
Gary Mavers ... Bob
James McMartin ... Tom

Lisa Parry ... Mary

Lora Pilling ... Barmaid 3 (as 'lora cullen')
Mark Plonsky ... Student who gets shot
Mark Russell ... Chongi
Andrew Schofield ... Hawk
Ben Simpson ... Christmas Hat Seller

Spencer Wilding ... Doorman
Alex Wise ... Man at Bar
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Additional Details

Runtime:
90 min | 110 min
Country:
UK
Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 more
Certification:
Australia:MA (2007)
MOVIEmeter: ?
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Trivia:
This is the debut feature length film for director James Marquand. more

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23 out of 30 people found the following comment useful:-
scouser widescreen western, 13 September 2006
Author: Burt S from United Kingdom

At this year's Edinburgh Festival, this movie truly made my week. Having for days been dragged through venues awash with self-conscious student theatre, the unpretentious grit of this film put me back on track.

No navel-gazing drama here, but a wonderfully darkly lit wide-screen world, filled with recalcitrant doormen (Paul Barber and James McMartin), a deluded wanna-be cowboy bar owner (Tom Bell), a cuddly crackhead (Andrew Scofield), and an array of Scouser cameos, delivering some of the off-hand comedy that flickers up here and there.

No message-laden, finger-wagging narrative either – instead we're dealt a strangely suspended, grimy, but somehow life-affirming status quo. One or two of the film's fight scenes might just be the other side of violent for some – but these punches look real and like they might actually hurt – rather than the usual slickly choreographed superhero stuff. Do not try this at home.

Do, on the other hand, go and see this movie – it feels real too.

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