Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
David Thewlis | ... | Dan Starkey | |
Rachel Griffiths | ... | Lee Cooper | |
Jason Isaacs | ... | Cow Pat Keegan | |
Laura Fraser | ... | Margaret | |
Richard Gant | ... | Charles Parker | |
Laine Megaw | ... | Patricia Starkey | |
Bronagh Gallagher | ... | Taxi Driver | |
Kitty Aldridge | ... | Agnes Brinn | |
Robert Lindsay | ... | Michael Brinn | |
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Adam Black | ... | Young Starkey |
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Simon Magill | ... | Starkey's Brother |
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George Shane | ... | Woods |
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Alan McKee | ... | Mouse |
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Brian Devlin | ... | Dans' work mate |
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Sean Caffrey | ... | Joe |
A married drunk hooks up with the ex-girlfriend of a vicious local criminal. He gets booted out of home for his infidelity, has a murderer on his tail, and must try to write the story of his life in order to save his journalism job. He gets help from a stripper dressed as a nun and goes undercover dressed as Shaggy from Scooby Doo. He finds a drinking buddy in an American fellow journalist. Written by K. Wedgwood
.An excellent film that for once has shown the lighter side of Belfast coupled with its ever-present dark side, although the portrayal of the paramilitaries and security forces in Belfast was not totally realistic. However this did not take away from the film, as it is more about the situation the star 'Dan Starky' has gotten himself into more than the political situation in Ireland. The cast was excellent especially David Thewlis and Laura Fraser who both had great performances, also they got the accent perfectly. Have a look at it, its well worth it, very funny.