Remembrance (1982)
Overview
A group of Devonport-based Royal Navy ratings, due to sail to America for a six-month NATO exercise, go out on the town on their last night in port, hitting Plymouth's notorious Union Street district, with violent results.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.717 |
Directed By
Colin Gregg
Crew
Colin Gregg
Hugh Stoddart
Colin Gregg
Peter Delfgou
Selwyn Roberts
John Metcalfe
Brian Eno
TOP CAST
Gary Oldman
Daniel
John Altman
Steve
Martin Barrass
Malcolm
David John
Mark
Pete Lee-Wilson
Vincent
Timothy Spall
Douglas
Nick Dunning
Chris (as Nick Durring)
Ewan Stewart
Sean
Al Hunter Ashton
John
Kim Taylforth
Christine
Michèle Winstanley
Gail
Kenneth Griffith
Joe
Dave Hill
Paul
Peter Jonfield
Dave
Dawn Archibald
Jill
John Rutland
Alf
Dicken Ashworth
Frank
Sheila Ballantine
Marie
John Barrett
Jimmy
Mark Drewry
Harry
Jon Croft
Stan
Derek Benfield
Vincent's Father
Roger Booth
Mark's Father
Marjie Lawrence
Mark's Mother
Jesse Birdsall
Matelot
Wolf Kahler
Dutch Matelot
John Price
Naval Officer
Tony Mathews
Naval Surgeon
Nick Ellsworth
Naval Provost
Roger Adamson
Provost Driver
Peter Ellis
Policeman
Nicola Wright
Student
Alison Dowling
Student
Lisa Maxwell
Girl at Disco
Anna Rees
Girl at Disco
Flip Webster
Barmaid at Disco
Don Munday
Doorman
Sean Arnold
Landlord of The Antelope
Robert John Pittman
Landlord of The Two Trees
Doel Luscombe
Landlord of The White Swan
Myra Frances
Teacher at Party
Eileen Page
Mother at Party
Michael Godley
Father at Party
Lawrie Quayle
TV Interviewer
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