Mad to Be Normal (2017)
Overview
The story of Scottish psychiatrist RD Laing and his unique community at Kingsley Hall, East London in the 1960s.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 4.295 |
Directed By
Robert Mullan
Crew
Robert Mullan
Robert Mullan
Ali Asad
Tracy Moreton
Charlotte Arden
Phin Glynn
Alan Latham
Laurie Yule
Celina Norris
Katie Gormley
Lance Milligan
Josh Pocock
Adam Bell
Naomi Marvelly
Rupert Hollier
Emily Rose Spreadborough
Ruben Cardol
Paul Stephenson
Antony Robert Ephgrave
Curtis Rivers
Michele Woods
Jaime Sotelo
Andrew Walsh
Ian Waggott
Ben Cross
Anna Bertmark
Mike Shoring
Jodie-Marie Spencer
Gina Trinchese
Stephanie Bentham
Frances Hounsom
Abigail McKenzie
Laurie Yule
Michele Woods
Peter Gerard Dunphy
Norman Merry
Julian Hicks
Charlie Wood
Peter Hampden
Kirsty Bell
Victor Glynn
Harriet Hammond
Mike Shoring
Emily Slaughter
Jason Wingrove
Cleo Vogler
Sky Burdis
Alberto Balsam
John McCleary
Andy Dorwart
Constandinos Dean Zimarakis
Tom Northam
John Crabtree
Aidan Robert Brooks
Liane Escorza
Thomas Evans
Seth Elkins
Mike Gallivan
Christi Elkins
Caitlin Wilcox
Lisa Service
Eddie Kane
Jason Kirk
George Cox
James Pugh
Niamh Devlin
Callam Barnes
Polly Cox
Nancy Gryspeerdt
Richard Wheeldon
Martin Pemberton
Rebecca Mason
Nick Hope
Faye Boustead
Pooja Patel
Emily Meech
Christian Hicks
Jack Chatters
Phil Smith
Archie Knowles
Nigel Knowles
Kim Carr
Will Waveley
Mike Williams
Paula Palazon
Zara Fox
Lara Newman
Mick Bevis
Hilary Hughes
Rose Burstone
Nadine Wilson
Joe Hargreaves
Lena Ordyk
Jimmy Fairclough
Russ Holmes
Roy Monks
Dave Hanson
Keshia Agyei
Lisa Jordan
Rob Hughes
Yanti Windrich
Simon Trundle
Paul Hanks
Phillip Barrett
James Clarke
Scott Goulding
Abigail McKenzie
William Chetwynd
Ben North
Thomas Waddington
Matt Roberts
Reuben Yarwood
Josh Kelly
Katie Croft
Rick White
Will Akbar
Mark Langlay-Smith
Callum Grant
Howard Watkins
Julia Hall
Uel Hormann
Shanaullah Umerji
Belinda Cumming
Kathy Toth
David Ellis
John Bracewell
David Fish
Barry Gray
TOP CAST
David Tennant
RD Laing
Elisabeth Moss
Angie Wood
Michael Gambon
Sidney Kotok
Gabriel Byrne
Jim
David Bamber
John Meredith
Olivia Poulet
Maria
Adam Paul Harvey
Paul Zemmell
Jerome Holder
John Holding
Linda Hargreaves
Mrs Holding
Declan Wilson
Mr Holding
Lucie Glynn
Joan Walker
Cia Allan
Mrs Walker
Trevor White
Bryan
Rebecca Gethings
Jane Simons
Lydia Orange
Sarah
Tom Richards
Raymond
James Utechin
Sam
Alexandra Finnie
Susie Laing
Ruby Winter
Karen Laing
Alistair Stoddart
Laing Child
Jake Saville
Laing Child
Amelia Leather
Laing Child
Isaac Benn
RD Laing as a Child
Nigel Barber
Dr Bloom
Paul Hunter
Glasgow Consultant
Bryan Bounds
Radio Host
Matthew Jure
Richard Long
Kelby Keenan
Olivia Keenan
Alex Walton
Sean
Zara Plessard
TV Presenter
Aaron Taylor
Pieter Kotok
Caitlin Innes Edwards
Mrs Kotok
Leo Heller
Young Sidney
Richard Calder
Chairman / Psychiatrist
Philip Gascoyne
Psychiatrist
Victor Ptak
Psychiatrist
Stephen Schreiber
Psychiatrist
David Annen
Psychiatrist
Helen Belbin
Amelia Laing
Peter F. Gardiner
David Laing
Wendy Barrett
Anne Laing
Alastair Natkiel
Guest at Jazz Club
Maya Chesca Miles
Fran Klein
Lanna Joffrey
Eleanor Goodhart
Sam Booth
Michael Lear
Nicola Simonds
Kingsley Hall Guest
Judith Alexander
Social Worker
Striker John
Policeman
Michael Smoker
Policeman
Jeannie McGinnis
Airport Check-in Woman
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