When Did You Last See Your Father? (2007)
Overview
The story of a son's conflicting memories of his dying father.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $92.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 7.591 |
Directed By
Anand Tucker
Crew
Gary Smith
Stephen Woolley
Polly Duval
Michael Chambers
Nina Bradley
Alex Howe
Giles Keyte
Paul White
Paula Boram
James Feltham
Ricky Churchouse
Stuart Godfrey
Deryn Stafford
Matthew Smith
Jim Greenhorn
Jim Dowdall
Chris Plevin
Tessa Ross
Samantha Smith McGrady
Michael Fentum
Dan Morgan
Andy Tomlinson
Jeremy Lishman
Kate Wilson
James Chasey
Lucy Barnes
Nigel Heath
Ruth Sullivan
Ben Howarth
Jan Haydn Rowles
Blair Slater
Lizzie Francke
Lesa Warrener
Faith Allbeson
Barny Crocker
Tony Clarkson
Nick Foley
Stuart Holt
Catherine Tyler
Kim Armitage
Christine Blundell
Ian Rowley
Elizabeth Karlsen
Christine Blundell
Marco Scotti
Anand Tucker
David Nicholls
Laurie Borg
Lynne Huitson
Alice Normington
Blake Morrison
Caroline Harris
Howard Atherton
Barbara Herman-Skelding
Trevor Waite
Barrington Pheloung
Priscilla John
Stephen McLaughlin
Stephen McLaughlin
TOP CAST
Jim Broadbent
Arthur Morrison
Colin Firth
Blake Morrison
Juliet Stevenson
Kim Morrison
Gina McKee
Kathy Morrison
Sarah Lancashire
Beaty
Elaine Cassidy
Sandra
Claire Skinner
Gillian
Matthew Beard
Blake Morrison (Teen)
Bradley Johnson
Blake Morrison (Child)
Carey Mulligan
Rachel
Justin McDonald
Steve
Naomi Allisstone
Josie
Elliot Avery
Peter
Tom Butcher
Dr. Taggart
Tara Berwin
Gillian (Teen)
Alannah Barlow
Gillian (Child)
Tilly Curtis
Josie (Teen)
Olivia Lindsay
Josie (Child)
Rhiannon Howden
Sophie Morrison
Chris Middleton
Racing Steward
Richard Standing
Publican
Graham Turner
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