What Richard Did (2012)
Overview
What Richard Did is a striking portrait of the fall of a Dublin golden-boy and high school rugby star whose world unravels one summer night.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.382 |
Directed By
Lenny Abrahamson
Crew
Lenny Abrahamson
Malcolm Campbell
Kevin Power
Ed Guiney
Andrew Lowe
Breda Walsh
Stephen Rennicks
David Grennan
Nathan Nugent
Louise Kiely
Stephanie Clerkin
Leonie Prendergast
Morna Ferguson
Susie Redmond
Tim Fletcher
Allen Sillery
Karen Scully
Francis Gorman
Gavin Hinfey
Lorcan Berney
Chris Roufs
Maria Collins
Paddy Hanlon
Andrea King
Eoghan McDonnell
Jean McGrath
Noel Quinn
Lisa Kelly
Mike Hayes
Sean Griffin
James Sinnott
Deirdre Fitzgerald
Leonie Prendergast
TOP CAST
Jack Reynor
Richard Karlsen
Roisin Murphy
Lara Hogan
Fionn Walton
Cian Fox
Gavin Drea
Stephen O'Brien
Patrick Gibson
Jake
Sam Keeley
Conor Harris
Lars Mikkelsen
Peter Karlsen
Lorraine Pilkington
Katherine Karlsen
Liana O'Cleirigh
Clodagh
Rachel Gleeson
Eimear
Billy Gibson
Oisin
Mella Carron
Sophie Kilroy
Eva-Jane Gaffney
Sask
Aoife Duffin
Pub Landlady
David Fennelly
Boy in Cubicles
Michelle Doherty
Liv
Pádraic Delaney
Pat Kilroy
David Herlihy
Brendan Harris
Gabrielle Reidy
Eileen Harris
Roisin McTeggart Donovan
Sarah
Ruairí O'Connor
Niall
Toni O'Rourke
Zara
Leah Minto
Lara's Friend
Shaun Dunne
Milo
Peter Coonan
Bouncer
Morgan Morris
Jake's Friend
Cal Kenealy
Gatecrasher
Ger Mullally
Male Detective
Ruth McGill
Female Detective
Tom Hickey
Priest
Max Abrahamson
Lecturer
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