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A Deal Is a Deal ()

Three and Out (original title)
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A comedy about ordinary people with unique dilemmas. How far will they go? Will the cocktail of desperation, friendship, loneliness, love and even a brush with cannibalism derail their intent?

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Paul Callow
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Tommy Cassidy
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Yvonne
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Rosemary Cassidy
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Maurice (as Sir Antony Sher)
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Callaghan
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Maureen
Dean Kelly ...
Duty Constable
Frank Dunne ...
Danny Fitzpatrick
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Mary Loughlin
Steve Money ...
Muscles
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Ash
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Frankie Cassidy
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Vic
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Gary
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Emma Barnett ...
Suzie (uncredited)
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Book Shop Man (uncredited)
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TV Newsreader (uncredited) (voice)

Directed by

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Jonathan Gershfield

Written by

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Steve Lewis ... (written by) &
Tony Owen ... (written by)

Produced by

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Aaron Gershfield ... executive producer
Wayne Marc Godfrey ... producer (as Wayne Godfrey)
Mark Gottlieb ... associate producer
Ian Harries ... producer
Tim Johnson ... associate producer
Paul Sarony ... line producer
Gordon Synn ... associate producer

Music by

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Trevor Jones

Cinematography by

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Richard Greatrex

Editing by

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Jon Gregory
Kanwaljeet Singh Thind ... behind the scenes editor

Editorial Department

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Chris Andrews ... negative cutter
Kerri Aungle ... negative cutter
Jo Dixon ... associate editor (as Jo-Anne Dixon)
Gwyn Evans ... colorist
Alex Gascoigne ... digital intermediate data manager
Laura Jennings ... second assistant editor
Nick Lear ... trailer editor
James Osborne ... on-line editor
Natalie Silver ... data scanner
Kelly Smith ... negative cutter
Sabine Smith ... negative cutter (as Sabine McDonald)
Miles Anderson ... colorist: dailies (uncredited)

Casting By

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John Hubbard
Ros Hubbard

Production Design by

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Amanda McArthur

Art Direction by

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Robert Haynes
John Reid

Costume Design by

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Annie Hardinge

Makeup Department

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Lou Burton ... makeup designer
Carolyn Cousins ... key makeup artist
Florence May Carter ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Alison Banks ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jo Lea ... first assistant director
Lisa Marsh ... second assistant director
Dominique Wedge ... third assistant director

Art Department

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Peter Fentem ... property master
Bridget Menzies ... set dresser
Dan Milton ... props
Daniel Milton ... props
Steven Morris ... dressing props / props (as Steve Morris)
Pete Steward ... construction manager
Chris Ulusele ... stand-by prop

Sound Department

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Sándor Balla ... production sound assistant
Steve Browell ... sound editor
Alistair Crocker ... production sound mixer
Tony Currie ... supervising sound editor
Nick Foley ... adr mixer
Frederic Gibert ... audio post supervisor
George Hapig ... foley artist
James Harbour ... sound maintenance
Hugo Jeffreys ... adr recordist
Richard Lewis ... re-recording mixer
Steve Mayer ... sound designer
Adrian Rhodes ... re-recording mixer
Johnathan Rush ... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Chris Sturmer ... sound consultant: dolby
Carrie Giunta ... sound editor (uncredited)
Chris Gurney ... daily boom operator (uncredited)

Visual Effects by

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William Chetwynd ... digital compositor
Lauren McCallum ... visual effects line producer (as Beanie Knowlton-Parry)
Dolores McGinley ... digital effects artist
Chris Mortimer ... visual effects supervisor
Iain Read ... digital compositor
Simon Rowe ... compositor
Yolanda Rubio ... digital compositor

Stunts

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Lee Bagley ... stunt rigger / stunts
Paul Kulik ... stunt double: Colm Meaney / stunt double: Mackenzie crook / stunt performer
Rod Woodruff ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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John Dimond ... best boy spark
Camilla Drennan ... additional clapper loader
Warwick Drucker ... key grip
Peter Goddard ... gaffer
Jamie Hunt ... electrician
Mark Joiner ... electrician
Mary Kyte ... first assistant camera
Philip Martin ... camera trainee
Tom McFarling ... second assistant camera
Vince McGahon ... camera operator / steadicam operator
John Rhymer ... key rigger
Kim Seber ... first assistant camera
Simon Surtees ... second assistant camera
Bradley Wilson ... electrician
Bradley Wilson ... lighting technician

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Trudy Mitchison ... wardrobe supervisor
Holly Smart ... costume assistant

Location Management

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Sue Bellarby ... assistant location manager: lake district / location assistant
Jim Edgar ... location assistant: lake district
Steve Mortimore ... location manager
Faye Newton ... location assistant: liverpool
Kathyrn Segesser ... location assistant
Asha Sharma ... assistant location manager

Music Department

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John Barrett ... assistant recording engineer
Ian Neil ... music consultant
Dashiell Rae ... music editor
Neil Stemp ... score programmer

Script and Continuity Department

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Anwen Bull ... script supervisor
Liane Gillett ... script editor

Transportation Department

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Jim Atkins ... unit driver
John Hayres ... facility driver
Kevin Jones ... facility driver
Aidan Keating ... unit driver
Phil Richman ... transportation coordinator
Ian Westwell ... facility driver
Ian Wotherspoon ... unit driver

Additional Crew

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Adam Cocker ... assistant production coordinator
Flora Cook ... nurse
Michael Delwiche ... floor runner
R.A. Donnelly ... location assistant: Lake District (as Ross Donnelly)
Claire Harrison ... assistant accountant
Elaine Harrison ... production accountant
Joss Spry ... stand-in
Mandy Todd ... production coordinator

Production Companies

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Distributors

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Special Effects

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Other Companies

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Paul is a London tube driver with dreams of a cottage in a bee-loud glade. He's told that if his train strikes and kills one more person this month, he'll get a large severance, enough for the cottage. So he offers £1500 to Tommy Cassidy, a down-and-out Irishman, if Tommy will walk in front of Paul's train come Monday. He gives Tommy the cash on Friday. Wanting to ensure that Tommy honors the deal, Paul accompanies a cleaned-up Tommy on his trip (in a new suit and a hired car) to make things right with family he hasn't seen in eight years. Can Tommy, an inveterate gambler, make anything come out right? And what about Paul - can this suicide pact fulfill his dreams? Written by

Plot Keywords
Taglines A comedy about how far you would go to change your life. See more »
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Also Known As
  • A Deal Is a Deal (United States)
  • 3 und raus! (Germany)
  • A Deal Is a Deal (Australia)
  • Трое - на вылет (Russia)
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Runtime
  • 106 min
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Box Office

Budget $5,750,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United Kingdom GBP189,454, 27 Apr 2008

Did You Know?

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Trivia Gemma Arterton's first nude scene. "I've done many films I'm not happy with but there's only one I really regret doing," she said in a 2015 interview. "I was very young, and the director exploited me in a sex scene. It was totally inappropriate - and I remember my boyfriend at the time saying the same thing. It was put into the middle of a comedy which totally didn't warrant it and I was too young to stand up for myself." See more »
Goofs In the scene in Paul's apartment after he and Tommy have come back from the Lake District, you can clearly see a camera man in the mirror. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Starfilm (2017). See more »
Soundtracks Accidents Will Happen See more »
Crazy Credits Clips from the film are shown during the ending, ending on Paul Callow thanking Frankie. See more »

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