Back to Black (2024)
Overview
The extraordinary story of Amy Winehouse’s early rise to fame from her early days in Camden through the making of her groundbreaking album, Back to Black that catapulted Winehouse to global fame. Told through Amy’s eyes and inspired by her deeply personal lyrics, the film explores and embraces the many layers of the iconic artist and the tumultuous love story at the center of one of the most legendary albums of all time.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $30,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $51,001,975.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 24.511 |
Directed By
Sam Taylor-Johnson
Crew
Alison Owen
Matt Greenhalgh
Sam Taylor-Johnson
Debra Hayward
Sarah Greenwood
Joe Naftalin
Martin Walsh
Nina Gold
Warren Ellis
Nick Cave
Sam Taylor-Johnson
Nicky Kentish Barnes
Anna Marsh
Ron Halpern
PC Williams
Alex Bowens
Polly Morgan
Chris Lyons
Lily Summer
Jaison Lawrence
Ed Jackson
Niv Adiri
Mike Prestwood Smith
Zoe Freed
Glenn Freemantle
Glen Gathard
Rebecca Heathcote
Gabrielle Rosenberg
Katie Spencer
Joe Howard
Matt Curtis
Iain Cooke
Giles Martin
Peta Dunstall
Josh Dyer
TOP CAST
Marisa Abela
Amy
Jack O'Connell
Blake
Eddie Marsan
Mitch
Lesley Manville
Cynthia
Juliet Cowan
Janis
Sam Buchanan
Nick Shymansky
Pete Lee-Wilson
Perfume Paul
Thelma Ruby
Great Auntie Renee
Michael S. Siegel
Uncle Harold
Matilda Thorpe
Auntie Melody
Anna Darvas
Shelley
Tracey Lushington
Jane
Ryan O'Doherty
Chris
Spike Fearn
Tyler
Harley Bird
Juliette
Francesca Henry
Chantelle
Liv Longborne
Catriona
Tuwaine Barrett
Salaam
Izaak Cainer
Alex
Samuel Anderson
A&R Man
Colin Mace
Sales-Man
Amrou Al-Kadhi
Artist Development Man
Kumbi Mushambi
Darcus
Jo Krayer
Marketing Guy
Therica Wilson-Read
Becky
Bronson Webb
Joey the Dealer
Ansu Kabia
Raye
Miltos Yerolemou
Jimmy
Olivia-Rose Colliard
Abby (Child)
Daniel Fearn
Pap 1
Shahzad Ali
Pap 2
Phillip Browne
Pap 3
Jasmine Kerr
DJ
Tim Treloar
CID Officer
Christos Lawton
PC Jones
Sean Earl McPherson
Band Leader
Harry Belcher
Faceless Pap
Anjelo Disons Ntege
Amy's Band (On Screen): Vocals
Sam Oladeinde
Amy's Band (On Screen): Vocals
Daniel Wealthyland Jr.
Amy's Band (On Screen): Vocals
Jason Ansere
Amy's Band (On Screen): Guitar
Nii Ayitia Adu-Aryee
Amy's Band (On Screen): Guitar
Mike De Souza
Amy's Band (On Screen): Guitar
Ezekiel Ajie
Amy's Band (On Screen): Bass Guitar
Manley O'Connor
Amy's Band (On Screen): Keyboard
Matt Redman
Amy's Band (On Screen): Keyboard
Louis Dowdeswell
Amy's Band (On Screen): Trumpet
Jack Jones
Amy's Band (On Screen): Trumpet
Maximillian Ellenberger
Amy's Band (On Screen): Saxophone
Simon Marsh
Amy's Band (On Screen): Saxophone
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