Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Colm Meaney | ... | Joe Mullan | |
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Donal O'Kelly | ... | Jap Kavanagh |
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Brendan Conroy | ... | Git Miller |
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Donncha Crowley | ... | Shay Mulligan |
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Barry Barnes | ... | Máirtín Rogers |
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Seán Ó Tarpaigh | ... | Jackie Flaherty |
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Peadar O'Treasaigh | ... | Micil Flaherty |
Seán T. Ó Meallaigh | ... | Joe Mullan Jnr. | |
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Christopher Greene | ... | Jap Jnr. |
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Graham Feeley | ... | Git Jnr. |
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Ronan Moloney | ... | Jackie Jnr. |
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Simon Drislane | ... | Shay Jnr. |
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Darragh O'Brien | ... | Máirtín Jnr. |
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Gabrielle Reidy | ... | Maggie |
Cathy Murphy | ... | Bridie |
In the twenty five years they have been there, done that, the Navvy (Irish working man) clock does not stop for alienation or inner despair. They are working men, strong even indestructible. Those gnawing feelings of something not being quite right are ameliorated by the camaraderie of their mates. So what if it all ends in tears or a thumping. They can give as good as they get or used to. At least they are alive and having the craic. Until it all changes, and a silence falls on the reverie of the gang. Tragedy has struck Jackie the youngest, the brightest and the bravest. The gang does what has always been done - they gather together for a Wake, a final celebration, a cheer, to give Jackie Flavin a send off fit for a king, a king of the Kilburn High Road. He, unlike them is set to return to Ireland - his body found bruised and battered on the railway track, crushed by the passing Kilburn train. Jackie's father Micil arrives over to North West London to bring his son home. The gang ... Written by Newgrange Pictures
I love any good Irish film and really want to see this. When I first saw the writeup on a few different sites I decided to look into it before I got the movie. And after reading everyones comments Im even more confused. Im guessing the movie is not spoken in English? I've always thought the Irish spoke English with an Irish accent. However, everyone's comments say differently. To make this even more confusing, someone commented that they wanted the movie spoken in Irish and not English. Yet they wrote there comment in English.... IM CONFUSED.
Could someone clarify if this is in fact English with an Irish accent or is there some language I don't know about. Also if it is not spoken in English, could someone verify if the "English version" of the movie has an alternate title here in the US.
Thank you