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Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974

Year:

2009

Duration:

102 min

Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery | Thriller

IMDB rate:

7.1

Director:

Julian Jarrold

Awards:

4 wins & 9 nominations

Details

Country: UK

Release Date: 2009-11-11

Filming Locations: England, UK

Cast

Actor

Character

Daniel Mays

Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974

Robert Sheehan

Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974

Andrew Garfield

Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1974

David Morrissey

Maurice Jobson

John Henshaw

Bill Hadley

Anthony Flanagan

Barry Gannon

Warren Clarke

Bill Molloy

Jennifer Hennessy

Mrs Kemplay

Mary Jo Randle

Eddie's Mum

Rachel Jane Allen

Susan Dunford

Rita May

Aunty Win

Graham Walker

Uncle Eric

Berwick Kaler

George Greaves

Katherine Vasey

Steph (as Katharine Vasey)

Danny Cunningham

Gaz

Michelle Dockery

Kathryn Tyler

Margaret Blakemore

Rochdale's Neighbour

Eddie Marsan

Jack Whitehead

Cara Seymour

Mary Cole

Peter Mullan

Martin Laws

Gerard Kearns

Leonard Cole

Ian Mercer

Paul Booker

Rebecca Hall

Paula Garland

Sean Harris

Bob Craven

Tony Mooney

Tommy Douglas

Steven Robertson

Sgt. Bob Fraser

Lynn Roden

Bet

Liz Hume Dawson

Staff Nurse (as Liz Hume-Dawson)

Cathryn Bradshaw

Marjorie Dawson

Sean Bean

John Dawson

Roger Morlidge

Court Clerk

Mike Mitchell

Henchman

Shaun Dooley

Dick Alderman

Chris Walker

Jim Prentice

Kelly Freemantle

Clare Strachan

Stewart Ross

Mr. Kemplay

Molly Howe

Gypsy

Brendan McCoy

Gypsy

Did you know?

Trivia

The title of the trilogy, "Red Riding", derives from two main sources - Yorkshire, the location of the crimes, and Red Riding Hood, the traditional tale. Yorkshire, a county of England, is divided into three sections or ridings. The action takes place in the West Riding. One of the girls who goes missing is wearing a red anorak or hooded jacket, and one of the attackers bears the nickname, Wolf.

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Quotes

Eddie Dunford: Little girl goes missing, the pack salivates. If it bleeds it leads, right? Eddie Dunford, crime correspondent, back home to take the north. Business first. Dad won't mind waiting.

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Barry Gannon: The Devil triumphs when good men do naught.

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Eddie Dunford: Do you feel that the police could have done anything more to have helped you?

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