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Three policemen are brutally murdered during the 1966 World Cup celebrations. "He Kills Coppers" follows three men connected to the deaths; Frank (a fellow policeman), Tony (an ambitious journalist, and witness to the murders), and Billy... See more »

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Billy Porter
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Jonathan Young
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Frank Taylor
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Tony Meehan
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Nipper Reed
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Jeannie
Kemal Sylvester ...
Maltese
Glyn Grimstead ...
Alf Isaacs
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Sid Franks
Robert Demeger ...
Bookie
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Jimmy
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Stan
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Sandra
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Julian
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Tweed Suit
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DI Ernie Franklin
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Lily Porter
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Vic Sayles
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Man in Warehouse
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Stan's Wife
Richard Sandells ...
Middle-Aged man
Preece Killick ...
Importer
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DC Micky Parks
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DS Reg Wilson (as Simon Snashell)
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PC
Troy Jordan ...
Golly
Anthony Taylor ...
Golly
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Sam
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The Proprietor (as Stephen Grief)
Mick Mahoney ...
Smudger
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Man in Pub
John Warnaby ...
Editor
Jonathan Bryan ...
Young PC
Luis-Paul Gray ...
Young Jonny
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Mick
Jack James ...
Man in Bar
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Detective
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Conference Facilitator
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Jonny Taylor
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Shawn
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Geoff
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Janis
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Peter
Scott Mean ...
Mod PC
Peter Silverleaf ...
Custody Sergeant
Benjamin Kidd ...
Mark
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Vicar
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Muttley
Robin Pearce ...
Andy
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Detective
Adam Ewan ...
Police Constable
Tim Perrin ...
Big PC
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
David Ames ...
Young Man
James Matthew Baker ...
Journalist
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Flying Squad Detective
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Cafe Owner
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Dancer (as Elizabeth Adamczyk)
Brendan McCoy ...
Traveller
Robert Roman Ratajczak ...
Journalist
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Gangster
Ian Rowland
Ian Stacey ...
Office Worker / Football Supporter
Shaun Troke ...
Football Hooligan
Lizanne Tulip ...
Mime Artist
J.P. Turner ...
Traveller
James Fiddy ...
Journalist (uncredited)
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PC Young (uncredited)
Chris Jameson ...
Riot Officer (uncredited)
Roy Jenkins ...
Self - Home Secretary (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
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British Officer (uncredited)
Chris Mansfield ...
Police Officer 1960s (uncredited)
Steve Munroe ...
Detective (uncredited)
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British Officer (uncredited)
Leander Pittis ...
Traveller (uncredited)
Kevin Proctor ...
Football Fan In Pub (uncredited)
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Traveller (uncredited)
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CID Detective (uncredited)
John Snowden ...
Bar Brawler (uncredited)
Aaron Sweeney ...
England Supporter (uncredited)
John Warman ...
Policeman 60s (uncredited)
Brogan West ...
Geordie Boy (uncredited)
Jayson Whiteley ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
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Police Officer - 1960s (uncredited)

Directed by

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Adrian Shergold

Written by

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Jake Arnott ... (novel)
 
Ed Whitmore ... ()

Produced by

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Dominic Barlow ... line producer
Robert Bernstein ... executive producer
David Boulter ... producer
Michael Parke ... associate producer
Douglas Rae ... executive producer

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Ben Bartlett

Cinematography by

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David Odd

Editing by

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Tania Reddin

Editorial Department

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William Chetwynd ... on-line editor & titles
Redha Debbah ... assistant editor
Kevin Horsewood ... colorist
Sarah Hughes ... negative checks

Casting By

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Gary Davy

Production Design by

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Candida Otton

Costume Design by

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Andrea Galer

Makeup Department

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Victoria Bancroft ... prosthetic makeup artist
Jess Brooks ... makeup artist (as Jessica Brooks)
Karen Hartley ... hair designer (as Karen Hartley-Thomas) / makeup designer (as Karen Hartley-Thomas)
Lois McIntosh ... makeup supervisor (as Lois Mcintosh)
Keith Wilson ... special makeup effects artist
Chloe Fellerman ... makeup trainee (uncredited)

Production Management

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Jamie Parsons ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Victoria Banks ... second assistant director (as Tori Banks)
Finn McGrath ... first assistant director
Laura Windebank ... third assistant director
Barnaby Miller ... additional third assistant director: dailies (uncredited)

Art Department

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Lizzie Bardwell ... art department assistant
Mark Bevan ... stand-by props
Andrea Coathupe ... supervising art director
Dempsey Cook ... dressing props
Paul Emerson ... dressing props
Rob Jose ... dressing props (as Robert Jose)
Jo Kornstein ... production buyer
Gemma Lloyd-Buckingham ... art department assistant
Amanda Smith ... production buyer
Steve 'Moose' Smith ... stand-by props
Matilda Wainwright ... stand-by art director
Gary Watson ... prop master
Kem White ... art director: graphics

Sound Department

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Ben Baird ... dubbing mixer
Andrew Felton ... boom operator
Chris Goldsmith ... dubbing editor
Sean O'Shea ... dubbing editor
Nick Roberts ... adr supervisor / dubbing editor
Chris Sheedy ... sound recordist
Howard Bevan ... sound assistant (uncredited)
Adam Wilks ... dubbing editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Colin Gorry ... special effects designer

Stunts

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Kai Martin ... stunt performer
Gareth Milne ... stunt coordinator
Rick English ... stunt double (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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David Carey ... steadicam operator
Toby Flesher ... best boy
Tom Gates ... gaffer
Peter Howard ... focus puller (as Peter 'Skip' Howard)
Phil Hurst ... electrician
John Rhymer ... rigger
Chris Samworth ... clapper loader
Tony Sankey ... grip
Amanda Searle ... still photographer
William Sheffield ... electrician
Roger Tooley ... steadicam operator
Adam Dorney ... assistant camera (uncredited)
Peter Howard ... first assistant camera (uncredited)
David Odd ... lighting technician (uncredited)
Chris Samworth ... second assistant camera (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Chuck Douglas ... extras casting
Clare Ewing ... casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Alison Beard ... costume supervisor
Sally Crees ... costume assistant
Jason Gill ... crowd wardrobe master
Nadine Powell ... assistant costume designer
Emma Heath ... costume assistant (uncredited)
Sarah Ward ... costume assistant (uncredited)

Location Management

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Mohamed Bounechada ... location scout
Patrick Stuart ... location manager

Music Department

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Steve Parr ... music recording engineer (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Ciara Gaffney ... assistant script supervisor
Mo Johnstone ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Ben Dillon ... picture car supervisor
Wayne Parkhouse ... Action Vehicle Driver (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Jenifer Booth ... production accountant
Mhairi Brennan ... researcher
Medwyn Jones ... production lawyer
Donna Mabey ... production secretary
Garry Marriott ... medic
Rowan O'Sullivan ... compliance clearance
Una Saplamides ... production coordinator
Mark Woolley ... finance and commercial director
Charles Bodycomb ... armorer (uncredited)
Sarah Booth ... assistant production accountant (uncredited)
Angus Watts ... floor runner (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Three policemen are brutally murdered during the 1966 World Cup celebrations. "He Kills Coppers" follows three men connected to the deaths; Frank (a fellow policeman), Tony (an ambitious journalist, and witness to the murders), and Billy (the murderer). Written by Anonymous

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Did You Know?

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Trivia Jake Arnott's novel and this TV adaptation are based on the real-life murder of three police officers in Braybrook Street, Shepherd's Bush, London on 12 August 1966 by Harry Roberts, John Duddy and Jack Witney. Roberts was released from prison in 2014 after serving nearly 48 years, Duddy died in prison and Witney was found beaten to death after his release from prison. The character of Billy Porter is based on Roberts. See more »
Movie Connections Follows The Long Firm (2004). See more »
Quotes Frank Taylor: i know he's not about to walk off into the sunset with some tart!
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