Charlie (1984)
Overview
Charlie Alexander is a private detective who gets caught up in sinister trade union machinations when he stumbles across the dying Stan Peace, a shop steward in the Distributive Worker's Union. Peace dies, but Charlie wants to know why his name was in Peace's address book. As Charlie investigates, things get murkier.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.59 |
Directed By
Martin Campbell
Crew
Martin Campbell
Graham Benson
Nigel Williams
Harry South
Peter Jessop
Chris Wimble
Diana Charnley
Rebecca Howard
Tudor George
Sandra Shepherd
Brian Simmons
TOP CAST
David Warner
Charlie Alexander
Michael Aldridge
Paul Tucker
Frank Windsor
Harry Ainsworth
Maggie Steed
Ella Pearce
Marion Bailey
Susan Alexander
Patrick Malahide
Saul
Doreen Mantle
Maggie
Richard Ireson
Stan Pearce
Clive Merrison
Smith
David Lloyd Meredith
Owen Harris
Richard Chadwick
Tom Pearce
Norman Jones
Ray Prothero
Geoffrey Hutchings
Dave Abbott
Denis Lill
James Grant
Christine Hargreaves
Mo Allen
Ned Williams
Ben Alexander
Jack Williams
Rupert Alexander
Harry Williams
Toby Alexander
Tony Doyle
Skip Taylor
Gordon Wharmby
Peter Stevenson
John McArdle
1st Shop Steward
Johnny Maxfield
2nd Shop Steward
Anna Korwin
Danuta Lawrence
Peter Armitage
Gab Johnson
Lillias Walker
Helen Tucker
Diana Hardcastle
Ainsworth's Secretary
Jim Dunk
Travel Agent
Wally Thomas
Man Outside Flat
Noel Cameron
1st Journalist
Nigel Gregory
2nd Journalist
Richardson Morgan
3rd Journalist
Marty Cruikshank
Social Worker
Dave Atkins
Manning
Bill Croasdale
Ainsworth's Colleague
Ted Beyer
1st Man at Hangar
Paddy Joyce
2nd Man at Hangar
Bunny May
3rd Man at Hangar
Edward Clayton
Press Conference Journalist
Robert Swann
1st Barrister
Tony Mathews
2nd Barrister
John Bott
Judge
Philip Tan
1st Yacht Crewman
Hi Ching
2nd Yacht Crewman
Anthony Benson
DWU President
Llew Gardner
TV Interviewer
Bill Gavin
Funeral Attendant
Alan Starkey
Derby Rep at Conference
Phil Smeeton
Policeman
Peter Pacey
1st Heavy
Stewart Harwood
2nd Heavy