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Film details
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Featuring
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Director
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Country
United Kingdom
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Year
1970
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Genre
Drama
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Type
Film
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Category
Fiction
Introduction
Freddie Young and John Mills won Oscars for their performances in this epic, directed by David Lean and set during the Troubles of 1916. Robert Bolt’s script reworks Thomas Hardy-esque formulae into a story about romantic excess and moral cowardice, woven into a vision of damnation.
Cast & Credits
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Cast
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Charles Shaughnessy
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Father Hugh Collins
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Major Randolph Doryan
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Michael Doole
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Tom Ryan
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Rosy Ryan
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Tim O'Leary, 'Red Tim'
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Mrs McCardle
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Moureen
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McCardle
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Paddy
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captain
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driver
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corporal
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lanky private
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O'Keefe
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Moureen's boyfriend
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Constable O'Connor
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Joseph
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cast member
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Sean
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storekeeper
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old woman
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policeman
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voice of Major Doryan
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lynch mob man who punches Shaughnessy in stomach
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lynch mob man behind father Collins when garment lands on him
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Bernard
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Credits
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Direction:
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Directed by
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2nd Unit Director (Storm)
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2nd Unit Director
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Assistant Director
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Assistant Director
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Assistant Director (Replacement)
David Tringham (uncredited)
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Continuity
Rights:
Production:
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Production Company
Faraway Productions (uncredited)
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Presents
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Produced by
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Associate Producer
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Production Manager
Writing:
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Original Screenplay by
Photography:
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Photographed by
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2nd Unit Cameraman
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2nd Unit Cameraman
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Camera Operator
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Chief Electrician
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Chief Electrician
Special Effects:
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Special Effects
Editing:
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Film Editor
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Assistant Editor
Tony Lawson (uncredited)
Design:
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Production Designer
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Art Director
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Assistant Art Director
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Set Decorator
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Locations and Properties
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Construction
Costumes:
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Costume Designer
Make-up:
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Make-up by
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Hairstylist
Film processing:
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Negative Cutter
Michael J. Sheridan (uncredited)
Music:
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Original Music Composed and Conducted by
Sound:
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Music Recording
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Sound Recording
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Re-recording
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Re-recorded at
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Sound Editor
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Sound Editor
Consultant:
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Production Liaison
Publicity:
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[Publicist for MGM, USA]
Tom Miller (uncredited)
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