Coogan's Runner (2003)
Overview
Video diary from behind the scenes of 2002's "Cruise of the Gods."
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.2365 |
Directed By
Dave Lambert
Crew
Dave Lambert
Dave Lambert
Dave Lambert
Chris Dickens
Matt Blandford
Nick Fry
Andrew Mitchell
Sally Cooper
Henry Normal
Alison MacPhail
Dave Lambert
TOP CAST
Dave Lambert
Self – Runner
David Gilchrist
Self – First Assistant Director
Declan Lowney
Self – Director
Steve Coogan
Self – Executive Producer
Rob Brydon
Self
Lindsay Hughes
Self – Steve Coogan's PA
Brendan Coogan
Self – Third Assistant Director
Alison MacPhail
Self – Producer
David Walliams
Self
Niall Buggy
Self
Philip Jackson
Self
Jack Jones
Self
Sarah Lubel
Self – Costume Designer
Lisa Phillips
Self – Wardrobe Assistant
James Corden
Self
Josh Hartnett
Self – Art Department Assistant
Kerry Waddell
Self – Line Producer
Chris Dickens
Self – Editor
Crispin Buxton
Self – Location Manager
Evgenios Misailidis
Self – Captain of the Olympia Explorer
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