Join The Happy Mondays, Rebel MC, Tom Jones, Sinead O'Connor, The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl in a musical celebration of Oxford Street - this retail mecca and its history.
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Title: The Ghosts of Oxford Street (TV Movie 1991)
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| Tom Jones | ... | Gordon Selfridge | |
| Sinéad O'Connor | ... | Ann of Oxford Street | |
| Shaun Ryder | ... | (as The Happy Mondays) | |
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Rowetta Satchell | ... | (as The Happy Mondays) |
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Rebel Mc | ... | (as Rebel MC) |
| Shane MacGowan | ... | Duke of York | |
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Kirsty MacColl | ... | Kitty Fisher |
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Alison Limerick | ... | Performer |
| John Altman | ... | Thomas De Quincey | |
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Bryony Brind | ... | Principal Dancer |
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Leigh Bowery | ... | King George |
| Anne Lambton | ... | Lady Archer | |
| Malcolm McLaren | ... | Narrator | |
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Matthew Byam Shaw | ... | Gossip |
| John Pickard | ... | Young Malcolm | |
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Join The Happy Mondays, Rebel MC, Tom Jones, Sinead O'Connor, The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl in a musical celebration of Oxford Street - this retail mecca and its history.
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25 December 1991 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Written by Jem Finer, Shane MacGowan
Performed by Shane McGowin, Kirsty MacColl
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Fairytale of New YorkWritten by Jem Finer, Shane MacGowan
Performed by Shane McGowin, Kirsty MacColl
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I have to say I consider this to be a beautiful little film, with its intertwining plots and anachronistic images.
The music is superb, the acting, well, appropriate but the theme and plotting is worthy of Dickens. Its a pity we don't see more of Malcolm's work... It works as a setting for some memorable songs (Magic's Back, Silent Night and,of course Fairytale...RIP Kirsty) but also brings history and magic alive. I loved it from the first time I saw it.
Like Snowman it has become a part of my Xmas viewing and I can only recommend it to ANYONE!!!