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Divorcing
Jack
Man of No Importance, A
Wild About Harry
| Title: |
Divorcing
Jack |
| Logline:
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In
this comedy-thriller a part of Britain is going independent
and the feel good factor is palpable everywhere. The only cynic
is a hard-partying journalist, Dan Starkey (David Thewlis) whose
fling with a girl who turns out to be connected to the main
Prime Ministerial candidate sets him on a race to find her killer,
save his life, save his marriage and ensure the future of the
new state. The directional debut of David Caffrey. |
| Starring: |
David
Thewlis, Rachel Griffiths, Jason Isaacs, Robert Lindsay, Laura
Fraser, Richard Grant, Laine Megaw, Bronagh Gallagher, Kitty
Aldridge |
| Awards: |
Nominated
as ‘Best Feature Film’ at the IFTA Awards (November
1999). |
| Writer: |
Colin
Bateman |
| Director: |
David
Caffrey |
| Producer: |
Robert
Cooper |
| Executive
Producers: |
Nik
Powell, Stephen Woolley, David M. Thompson |
| Production
Credits: |
BBC
Films, Winchester Films and Scala present in association with
The Arts Council of England and The Arts Council of Northern
Ireland a Scala production in association with IMA Films and
Le Studio Canal + |
| Genre: |
Feature
Film |
| Channel: |
BBC2 |
| Transmission
date: |
December
2000 |
| First
Transmitted: |
1998 |
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A
Man Of No Importance |
| Logline: |
Dublin,
1960’s. As usual, bus conductor Alfie Byrne (Albert Finney)
is captivating his passengers by reciting from the works of
Oscar Wilde. This morning however, they are joined on their
route by a new face, the beautiful Adele Rice (Tara Fitzgerald)
and Alfie realises he has the opportunity to fulfil his dream
of staging Wilde's "Salome", with Adele as his princess. |
| Starring: |
Albert
Finney, Rufus Sewell, Brenda Fricker, Tara Fitzgerald, Michael
Gambon, David Kelly |
| Writer: |
Barry
Devlin |
| Director: |
Suri
Krishnamma |
| Producer: |
Jonathan
Cavendish |
| Executive
Producer: |
Robert
Cooper, Guy East, James Mitchell, Mark Shivas |
| Production
Credits: |
BBC
Films in Association with Majestic Films presents A Little Bird
Production |
| Genre: |
Feature
Film |
| Channel: |
BBC2 |
| Year
of First Transmission: |
1996 |
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Wild
About Harry |
| Logline: |
 Starring
Cheers actor George Wendt (Norm), actress Amanda Donohoe, Adrian
Dunbar and award-winning actor Brendan Gleeson (The General)
in the lead role as Harry McKee, a sleazy local television chat
show host whose life is turned upside down when he loses his
memory. |
| Starring: |
Brendan
Gleeson, George Wendt, Amanda Donohoe, Jimmy Nesbitt, Adrian
Dunbar, Bronagh Gallagher |
| Writer: |
Colin
Bateman |
| Director: |
Declan
Lowney |
| Producer: |
Robert
Cooper and Laurie Borg |
| Executive
Producer: |
Nik
Powell, Rainer Mockert, David M. Thompson |
| Production
Credits: |
BBC
Films, Scala and MBP in association with Wave Pictures and Winchester
Films, supported by the National Lottery through The Arts Council
of Northern Ireland and the Northern Ireland Film Commission.
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| Genre: |
Feature
Film |
| Channel: |
Theatric
release |
| Year
Of First Transmission: |
Premiered
2000 and broadcast on BBC2 on Wednesday 15 Jan 2003. Last broadcast
on Sunday 15th August 2004. |
| Awards:
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The
IFTA 2002 nominations: Brendan Gleeson has been nominated for
Best Actor in a Feature Film |
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