Dixie (Paul Duckworth) a fervent, bitter blue has been bin-bagged and arrives at the home of his crazy Evertonian sister, Gwladys (Lindzi Germain). Unbeknown to the blues, the rabid reds ...
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Title: Reds & Blues: The Ballad of Dixie & Kenny (2010)
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Carl Chase | ... | The Narrator |
| Andrew Schofield | ... | Kenny | |
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Paul Duckworth | ... | Dixie |
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Lindzi Germain | ... | Gwladys |
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Lynn Francis | ... | Anne |
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T.J. Jones | ... | Little Stevie |
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Sonny Spofforth | ... | Ronaldo |
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Sean McKee | ... | Eddie |
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Howard Gray | ... | Doctor |
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Ray Parr | ... | Big Billy Bullens / The Street End Band |
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Howard Kendall | ... | The Blue Bishop |
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David Rooney | ... | The Blue Priest (as Dave Rooney) |
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Ian St. John | ... | The Red Saint |
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John Aldridge | ... | Red Busker |
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Derek Mountfield | ... | Blue Busker |
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Dixie (Paul Duckworth) a fervent, bitter blue has been bin-bagged and arrives at the home of his crazy Evertonian sister, Gwladys (Lindzi Germain). Unbeknown to the blues, the rabid reds next door headed by Kenny (Andrew Schofield) and Anne (Lynn Francis) are planning a European Cup celebration garden party. On finding out, Dixie is hell-bent on ruining the occasion. The ridicule and banter between both families and their kids is endless as the flak is fired from both sides of the dividing fence which becomes a World War 1 no-man's-land trench. Between the onslaught are many cameos from ex red & blue players including Howard Kendall as the Blue Bishop and Ian St John as the Red Saint whilst original songs from Dixie & Gwladys inside the Bitter & Twisted arms, and from Anne and Kenny make this a Red and Blue comedy musical fest. Other Red & blue cameos include, Phil Thompson, Alan Kennedy, John Aldridge, Jimmy Case, Tommy Smith, Mark Ward, Stuart Barlow, Graham Stuart and Derek ... Written by Dave Kirby
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liverpool football club | everton football club | football | liverpool england |Taglines:
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28 October 2010 (UK) See more »Filming Locations:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, UKEdit
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This the first film thats ever made me want to write a review....FANTASTIC!!!! Everything about this film is quality.Drew Schofield is outstanding as "kenny" and this is coming from a bluenose.This film is a must for any football fans the banter between the two families is very very funny. I watched the film with some red members of the family and we were all impressed by the fact it does not take its self too seriously. I was also amazed to see football legends Howard Kendall and Ian st John turn as the blue bishop and red saint. The two little kids had me in stitches,great little actors. All in all a funny film.