Shiner (2000)
Overview
The past catches up with a ruthlessly ambitious boxing promoter.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.74 |
Directed By
John Irvin
Crew
Scott Cherry
John Irvin
Matthew Sharp
Al Burgess
Jim Reeve
Paul Grabowsky
Mike Molloy
Ian Crafford
Guy Collins
Neil Bowman
Geoffrey Reeve
Barry Townsley
Laura Townsley
TOP CAST
Michael Caine
Billy 'Shiner' Simpson
Martin Landau
Frank Spedding
Frances Barber
Georgie
Andy Serkis
Mel
Danny Webb
Karl
Claire Rushbrook
Ruth
Matthew Marsden
Eddie 'Golden Boy' Simpson
Peter Wight
Det. Insp. Grant
Frank Harper
Jeff 'Stoney' Stone
Kenneth Cranham
Gibson
Nicola Walker
Det. Sgt. Garland
Gary Lewis
Vic
Josephine Butler
Stephanie
Malcolm Tierney
Fleming
George Innes
'Little Pete' Jones
Sam Newman
Hotel Manager
David Kennedy
Chris
Derrick Harmon
Mikey Peck
Helen Grace
Spedding's PA
Joe Montana
Heavy 1
Winston Ellis
Heavy 2
Joanna Wake
Oldish Lady
Siobhan Fogerty
Mel's Girlfriend
Ian Bartholomew
Man in Baseball Cap
Nick Lopez
DJ
Mark Wakeling
TV Cameraman
Nicholas Hewetson
TV Producer
Mark Straker
Paramedic 1
Ged Simmons
Paramedic 2
Anna Mountford
TV Presenter
Eamon Geoghegan
Security Guard
Emily Swain
Staff Lady
Robin Kermode
Reasonable Man
Martin McGlade
Mistaken Man
Marjie Lawrence
Aunt Connie
Eric Mason
Uncle Terry
Adam Maxwell
Floor Manager
Tony Denham
Joe Mahoney
Nancy Chandler
Ring Girl
Louise Hodges
Ring Girl
Ulrika Laan
Ring Girl
Diane Shorthouse
Ring Girl
Ian Darke
Fight Commentator
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