Peterloo (2018)
Overview
An epic portrayal of the events surrounding the infamous 1819 Peterloo Massacre, where a peaceful pro-democracy rally at St Peter’s Field in Manchester turned into one of the bloodiest and most notorious episodes in British history. The massacre saw British government forces charge into a crowd of over 60,000 that had gathered to demand political reforms and protest against rising levels of poverty.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.9866 |
Directed By
Mike Leigh
Crew
Sophie Freeman
Polina Kalentsits
Henry Jepson
Frank Macpherson
Steve Dent
Paul Carter
Sandy Buchanan
Dan Channing-Williams
Gayle Dickie
Nick Rideout
Christine Blundell
Claire Matthews
Celestria Kimmins
Ruth Sullivan
Ben Collinson
Robert Ireland
Reanne Goodlitt-Jones
Nick Dilworth
Lee Herrick
Frances Bennett
Lucy Moles
Paula Boram
Julie Gauthier
Andy Long
Sinéad Kidao
Charles Bodycomb
Lucy Bristow
Martin Ware
John Bracewell
Charlie Rotheram
Gabrielle Smith
Ryan S. Adams
Rachel Proudlove
Simon Mein
Mike Parsons
Colin Strachan
Angus Benson-Blair
Andrea Cripps
Gordon Segrove
Ben Rothwell
Wailoon Chung
Adam Inglis
George Zwier
Emma Parsons
Sarah Carswell
Lesa Warrener
Paul Driver
Paul Sallent
Emma Heath
Heidi Freeman
Alison Lai
Heather Storr
Jon Baker
Catherine Lovett
Kevin Day
Mike Leigh
Mike Leigh
Paul Biddiss
Gary Yershon
Annabelle Hood
Helen Grearson
Suzie Davies
Christine Blundell
Chris Lahr
Jon Gregory
Daniel Taylor
Jane Brodie
Isobel Griffiths
Jacqueline Durran
Charlotte Dirickx
Georgina Lowe
Chris Allies
Gail Egan
Lizzie Francke
Peter Hampden
Norman Merry
Dick Pope
Levan Doran
Donald E G Bentley
Andie Davies
Annabel Wood
Keith Branch
Daniel Battsek
Sue Bruce-Smith
TOP CAST
Rory Kinnear
Henry Hunt
Maxine Peake
Nellie
Pearce Quigley
Joshua
David Moorst
Joseph
Rachel Finnegan
Mary
Tom Meredith
Robert
Simona Bitmate
Esther
Robert Wilfort
Lord Liverpool, the Prime Minister
Karl Johnson
Lord Sidmouth, the Home Secretary
Sam Troughton
Mr Hobhouse
Roger Sloman
Mr Grout
Kenneth Hadley
Mr Golightly
Tom Edward-Kane
Mr Cobb
Lizzy McInnerny
Mrs Moss
Alastair Mackenzie
General Sir John Byng
Neil Bell
Samuel Bamford
Lisa Millett
Jemima Bamford
Philip Jackson
John Knight
John Paul Hurley
John Thacker Sexton
Tom Gill
Joseph Johnson
Lizzie Frain
Mrs Johnson
Harry Hepple
James Wroe
Ian Mercer
Dr Joseph Healey
Adam Long
Jack, Wroe's Printer
Nico Mirallegro
John Bagguley
Danny Kirrane
Samuel Drummond
Johnny Byrom
John Johnston
Victor McGuire
Deputy Chief Constable Nadin
Stephen Wight
Oliver the Spy
Ryan Pope
Chippendale the Spy
Dorothy Atkinson
Singing Weaver
Tim McInnerny
Prince Regent
Marion Bailey
Lady Conyngham
Vincent Franklin
Magistrate Rev Ethelston
Jeff Rawle
Magistrate Rev Hay
Eileen Davies
Mrs. Mary Hay
Philip Whitchurch
Magistrate Colonel Fletcher
Martin Savage
Magistrate Norris
Al Weaver
Magistrate Hutton
David Bamber
Magistrate Rev Mallory
David Fielder
Magistrate Rev Gutteridge
Fine Time Fontayne
Magistrate Clowes
Robert Gillespie
Magistrate Warmley
Jonathan Jaynes
Magistrate Tatton
Nicholas Lumley
Magistrate Rev Perryn
Shaun Prendergast
Magistrate Bolt
Alan Williams
Magistrate Marriott
Dorothy Duffy
Mary Fildes
Victoria Moseley
Susannah Saxton
Christine Bottomley
Female Reformer
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