Who Killed Nancy? (2009)
Overview
On October 12th, 1978, New York Police discovered the lifeless body of a young woman, slumped under the bathroom sink in a hotel room. She was Nancy Spungen, an ex-prostitute, sometimes stripper, heroin addict, and girlfriend of Sex Pistols' bassist Sid Vicious.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.808 |
Directed By
Alan G. Parker
Crew
Alan G. Parker
Hayley Manning
Bill Jones
Ben Timlett
Susan Douglas
Ian Davies
Christine Alderson
Margarita Doyle
Nick Rutter
Bob Dixon
Geoff Keattch
Ruth Keattch
Mark Vennis
Will Cummock
Craig Irving
Jessica Deacon
Darren Culley
Ben Fordesman
Nigel Foster
Deepak Sikka
Daniel Boyle
Gary Phillips
Mick O'Shea
Laurie Rowan
Tim Waller
Justin Eely
Saul Gillingham
Peter Gaudino
Justin Weyers
Sean Sears
George Ancock
Martin Sardar
Edward Fletcher
Mark Foligno
Steve Lall
Hayley Manning
Steve Milne
Eve Gabereau
Nick Rutter
TOP CAST
Tony Hertz
Self - Narrator (voice)
Nigel Marshall
Sid Vicious
Sophie Boyes
Nancy Spungen
George Ancock
Victor Colicchio
Dave Twigg
Michael
Will Cummock
Detective
Bradley Gardener
Supporting Role
Emory Ruegg
Supporting Role
Tara Mitchell
Supporting Role
Margarita Doyle
Supporting Role
Stephen 'Roadent' Conolly
Self - Sex Pistols Roadie
John Holmstrom
Self - Punk Magazine Editor
Don Letts
Self - Filmmaker
Steve English
Self - Sex Pistols Minder
Kris Needs
Self - Sniffin' Glue Fanzine Editor
Sturgis Nikides
Self - Musician
Peter 'Kodick' Gravelle
Self - Photographer
Steve Dior
Self - Musician
Alan Jones
Self - Sid and Nancy's Friend
Alan G. Parker
Self - Sid's Biographer
Neon Leon
Self - Nancy's Friend
Leee Black Childers
Self - Tour Manager
Howie Pyro
Self - Musician
Kenny 'Stinker' Gordon
Self - Musician
Glen Matlock
Self - Sex Pistols Member
Kathleen Wirt
Self - Filmmaker
Hellin Killer
Self - Sid and Nancy's Friend
George X
Self - Musician
Viviane Albertine
Self - Sid's Flatmate
Edward Tudor-Pole
Self - Actor
Mark Helfond
Self - G. Matlock's Flatmate
Keith Levine
Self - Sid's Friend
Simone Stenfors
Self - UK Punk Rock Diva
'Handsome Dick' Manitoba
Self - Musician
John 'Boogie' Tiberi
Self - Tour Manager
Esther Dior
Self - S. Dior's Sister
Victor Colicchio
Self - Musician
Zoe Hansen
Self - D. Manitoba's Wife
Ned Van Zandt
Self - Actor
Sid Vicious
Self - Musician (archive footage)
Nancy Spungen
Self - Musician (archive footage)
Thomas Kilroy
Self - Police Detective (archive footage)
Malcolm McLaren
Self - Sid's Manager (archive footage)
Elliot Kidd
Self - Musician (archive footage)
Richard Houseman
Self - Police Detective (archive footage)
Michael Baden
Self - Medical Examiner (archive footage)
Johnny Thunders
Self - Musician (archive footage)
Stanley Bard
Self - Chelsea Hotel Manager (archive footage)
Rockets Redglare
Self - Actor (archive footage)
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