Jimmy's Hall (2014)
Overview
Jimmy Gralton returns from New York and reopens his beloved community hall, only to meet opposition from the local parish.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $4,825,184.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 5.986 |
Directed By
Ken Loach
Crew
Rebecca O'Brien
Ken Loach
Paul Laverty
Robbie Ryan
Donal O'Kelly
Emma Moffat
George Fenton
Daire Glynn
Jonathan Morris
Pascal Caucheteux
Ed Guiney
Andrew Lowe
Vincent Maraval
Grégoire Sorlat
Kahleen Crawford
Fergus Clegg
Stephen Daly
Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh
Catherine Biggs
Martina Byrne
Kate Donnelly
Audrey Doyle
Blue Evans
Elaine Finnan
Tara Gannon Carr
Linda Gannon
Lorraine Glynn
Lindsay Herron
Lynn Johnson
Malvo Karpats
Sevlene Roddy
Maureen Smith
James Synott
Noëlette Buckley
Eimhear McMahon
Stephanie Barnes
Fiona Bonnie
David Gilchrist
Michael Queen
TOP CAST
Barry Ward
James Gralton
Simone Kirby
Oonagh
Jim Norton
Father Sheridan
Andrew Scott
Father Seamus
Brían F. O'Byrne
Commander O'Keefe
Francis Magee
Mossie
Karl Geary
Seán
Shane Cullen
Guard
Sorcha Fox
Molly
Aisling Franciosi
Marie
Denise Gough
Tess
Aileen Henry
Alice
Seamus Hughes
Ruairí
Martin Lucey
Dessie
Chris MacManus
Taighe
Mikel Murfi
Tommy
Shane O'Brien
Finn
John O'Dowd
Higgins
Donal O'Kelly
Cian
Rebecca O'Mara
Mrs. O'Keefe
Seán T. Ó Meallaigh
Journalist
Stella McGirl
Stella
John Cronogue
Séamus Clarke
Michael Sheridan
Fintan
Diane Parkes
Mossie's Wife
Padraig Fallon
Roscommon IRA
Anna Crossley
Young Dancer
Róisín Judge
Young Violinist
John McCarrick
Mayor
Hugh Gallagher
Senior Guard
Colm Gormley
Guard
John Colleary
Guard
Joe Lafferty
Guard
Tom Colsh
Guard
Conor McDermottroe
Doherty
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