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Year:
Duration:
119 min
Genres:
Comedy | Drama
IMDB rate:
7.8
Director:
Matthew Warchus
Awards:
Nominated for Golden Globe. Another 8 wins & 11 nominations
Details
Country: UK
Release Date: 2014-09-12
Filming Locations: London, England, UK
Cast
Actor
Character
Ben Schnetzer
Mark
Abram Rooney
Young Guy
Jim McManus
Old Man
George MacKay
Joe
Monica Dolan
Marion
Matthew Flynn
Tony
Andrew Scott
Gethin
Faye Marsay
Steph
Freddie Fox
Jeff
Lucy Timmons
Woman with Little Girl
Jordan Metcalfe
Charlie
Roger Morlidge
Wardrobe Master
Dean Ashton
Young Man
Chris Overton
Reggie
Joshua Hill
Ray
Dominic West
Jonathan
Adam Ewan
Lecturer
Menna Trussler
Gwen
Paddy Considine
Dai
Josh Rochford
Drag Queen
Karina Fernandez
Stella
Jessie Cave
Zoe
Will Haddington
Man with Camera
Jessica Gunning
Sian
Rhodri Meilir
Martin
Dion Lloyd-Jones
Miner - Come On
Lisa Palfrey
Maureen
Imelda Staunton
Hefina
Liz White
Margaret
Nia Gwynne
Gail
Mary-Anne Dymond
Rowena
Sophie Evans
Debbie
Bill Nighy
Cliff
Dyfan Dwyfor
Lee
Jack Baggs
Gary
Johnny Gibbon
Johnny
Kyle Rees
Carl
Bryan Parry
Kevin
Ross Waiton
Passerby Spitter
Joseph Wilkins
Jason
Laura Matthews
Tina
Christian Patterson
Bingo Caller
Deddie Davies
Old Lady
Bronwen Lewis
Miner's Wife
Olwen Medi
Gethin's Mother
Jâms Thomas
Union Man
Julie Barclay
Woman 1
Matthew Tennyson
Boy from Printers
Jaimi Barbakoff
Receptionist
Ed Coleman
Journalist 2
Matthew Seadon-Young
Volunteer 2
Tomos Eames
Volunteer 1
Alexander Perkins
Smiley Straight Man
Feargal Quinn
Jimmy Sommerville
Lauren Johns
Straight Girl
Sean Hart
Young Gay Man Electric
Nick Blair
Rubber Man
Bill Nash
Barman
Russell Tovey
Tim
Richard Shanks
Tim's Friend
Huw Euron
Miner - Poem
Derek Barr
Brian
Henry Garrett
Man
David Lyndon
Miner - Van
Neal Barry
Motorist
James McGregor
Policeman
Giles Cooper
Steward
Clare Lawrence Moody
TV Woman
James Amey
Clubber (uncredited)
Jozef Aoki
Protestor (uncredited)
Lasco Atkins
Protestor (uncredited)
Dennis Banks
Ticket Inspector (uncredited)
Andrew Bilton
Skin Head (uncredited)
Neil Bishop
Riot Policeman (uncredited)
Alan Bond
Rioter (uncredited)
Alexander Bracq
Protester (uncredited)
John Burstow
Miner (uncredited)
Nicon Caraman
Ryan (uncredited)
Steve Carroll
Miner (uncredited)
Nicolas Chinardet
Gay Clapper (uncredited)
Silvia Crastan
Miner's Wife (uncredited)
Martin Crossingham
Passer By (uncredited)
Marlon G. Day
Ticket Clerk (uncredited)
Morgan Delle Piane
Parader (uncredited)
Andrew Dunkelberger
Miner (uncredited)
R.P. Edwards
Drag Queen A (uncredited)
Wayne Gibbon
Miner (uncredited)
Chris Groundsell
Miner (uncredited)
Michael Haydon
Press Photographer (uncredited)
Larissa Jones
Eccentric (uncredited)
Jefferson King
Miner (uncredited)
Ian Mann
Roadie (uncredited)
Nicholas Marshall
Clubber (twin) (uncredited)
Rita McDonald Damper
Miner's Wife (uncredited)
Adrian Palmer
Gay Man (uncredited)
Louise Port
Gay Pride marcher (uncredited)
Evelyn Rei
Red-Headed Lesbian (uncredited)
Shane Salter
Policeman 1 (uncredited)
Huw Samuel
Homosexual Protester (uncredited)
Dan Twine
Policeman 2 (uncredited)
Michael Vardian
Welsh Miner (uncredited)
Collette Von Tora
Lesbian (uncredited)
Bartosz Wandrykow
Clubber (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
The song 'For a Friend', which is heard playing over the end credits was actually written for the real life Mark Ashton. It was written and performed by The Communards, whose members Jimmy Somerville and Richard Coles were both friends of Mark.
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There are cameo appearances of the real people some of the characters are based on in the Westminster Bridge scene. Reggie Blennerhassett and Ray Aller (played by Chris Overton and Joshua Hill), Gethin Roberts (played by Andrew Scott), Gethin's Mum (played by Olwen Medi), Mike Jackson (played by Joe Gilgun) and Ray Goodspeed (not directly portrayed in the movie but a leading light in LGSM)
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The coal miner's strike that began in March 1984 was regarded as illegal in England and Wales, as no national ballot was taken. (A ballot by the Scottish NUM meant that the strike was legal in Scotland.)
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Goofs
The microphones used on the various stages in the movie are connected with cables that use very modern connectors, these connectors have only been available since 2005.
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In the film, the LGSM group chooses a pit in South Wales randomly. In real life, the group had deliberately chosen the South Wales area as it disagreed with the NUM leader Arthur Scargill's funneling of donations to the most militant mining areas of Kent and Yorkshire, which left South Wales neglected.
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The button Mark gives Joe when they meet after watching the miners returning to work in Onllwyn says "I am (discretely) gay". This is a common error, but it should be "discreetly" meaning cautiously or with tact; "discrete" means separate or distinct. However, it could be a copy of a vintage button, in which case the error is on the part of the original designer of the button, not the filmmakers.
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Quotes
Receptionist: There are no gay artists on this label. I'm sorry.
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Bromley: I've never met a lesbian before
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Joe: The thing is I'm actually from Bromley.
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Photos from cast
Joseph Gilgun
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