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"The Street" Episode #2.1 (2007)


Overview

User Rating:
6.8/10   13 votes
Director:
Terry McDonough
Writers:
Arthur Ellison (writer)
Jimmy McGovern (creator)
TV Series:
"The Street" (2006)
Original Air Date:
8 November 2007 (Season 2, Episode 1)
Genre:
Drama
Plot:
Unhappily married Joe Jennerson envies bachelor twin brother Harry, and, when Harry chokes on a sweet and dies... more | full synopsis

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

David Thewlis ... Joe / Harry Jennerson
Bronagh Gallagher ... Mary Jennerson
June Watson ... Maggie Jennerson

Timothy Spall ... Eddie McEvoy
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Mark Benton ... Wayne Taylor
Anthony Borrows ... Richie Jennerson
Liam Boyle ... Mick (archive footage)
Katy Cavanagh ... Tracy
Danny Cunningham ... Peter
Julia Ford ... Roz Morgan
Jason Furnival ... Tommy
Andrew Grose ... Policeman
Terence Harvey ... Coroner
Archie Kelly ... Priest
Jody Latham ... Billy Roberts (archive footage)
Jack McMullen ... Aran Jennerson
Richard Oldham ... Paramedic

Vincent Regan ... Charlie Morgan
David Schofield ... John Roberts (archive footage)
Sebastian Shaw ... Joe / Harry double
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Series Cast
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Additional Details

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Aspect Ratio:
1.78 : 1 more
Certification:
Australia:M

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