Peterloo
Peterloo
Release: 2018-11-01
·Runtime: 154m
·★ 6.8
Histoire
Drame
Le tristement célèbre massacre de Peterloo eut lieu en 1819, lorsqu’un rassemblement pacifique en faveur de la démocratie à St. Peter’s Field à Manchester. Il reste l’un des épisodes les plus sanglants de l’histoire britannique. Ce jour-là, la police chargea une foule de plus de 60 000 personnes réunies pour exiger des réformes politiques et protester contre la montée de la pauvreté. De nombreux manifestants furent tués et des centaines d’autres blessés, provoquant des manifestations dans tout le pays, mais aussi de nouvelles répressions du gouvernement. Ce moment déterminant de l’histoire britannique mena à la création du journal The Guardian.
Production Countries
United Kingdom
Production Companies
Film4 Productions
Lipsync Productions
Thin Man Films
Trailers & Videos
Cast
David Walmsley
as Magistrate's Messenger
Bronwyn James
as Wigan Man's Sister
Adam Shaw
as James Mahon, Coat Thief
Miles Richardson
as Gentleman at Races
Paul Greenwood
as Manchester & Salford Yeomanry
William Fox
as Musician
Danny Kirrane
as Samuel Drummond
Johnny Byrom
as John Johnston
Michael Culkin
as A Lord
Simon Nock
as Musician
Tony Mooney
as Swordsmith (uncredited)
Rachel Finnegan
as Mary
Fine Time Fontayne
as Magistrate Clowes
Paul Bown
as Richard Wainwright, a Mill Owner
Dan Poole
as Captain William J Ford, 15th Hussars
Alastair Mackenzie
as General Sir John Byng
Nico Mirallegro
as John Bagguley
Leo Bill
as John Tyas
Steve Huison
as Stableman
James Dryden
as Wigan Man
Christine Bottomley
as Female Reformer
John Paul Hurley
as John Thacker Sexton
Lizzie Frain
as Mrs Johnson
Shaun Prendergast
as Magistrate Bolt
Jim English
as Edward Wilde, Watch Thief
Mark Sheals
as Thomas Sheldermine, Manchester & Salford Yeomanry
Jonathan Oliver
as Manchester & Salford Yeomanry
David Moorst
as Joseph
Polly Hemingway
as Margaret Goodwin, Woman Recognising Yeoman
Al Weaver
as Magistrate Hutton
Lisa Millett
as Jemima Bamford
Jane Hazlegrove
as Abusive Bystander
Teresa Mahoney
as Female Reformer (uncredited)
Tom Meredith
as Robert
Tom Gill
as Joseph Johnson
Steve Garti
as Nadin's Constable
Karl Johnson
as Lord Sidmouth, the Home Secretary
Ryan Pope
as Chippendale the Spy
Robert Ryan
as Citizen #2
Rory Kinnear
as Henry Hunt
Robert Gillespie
as Magistrate Warmley
Vincent Franklin
as Magistrate Rev Ethelston
Eileen Davies
as Mrs. Mary Hay
Brian Fletcher
as Edward Baines
Jonathan Jaynes
as Magistrate Tatton
Noreen Kershaw
as Mrs Mickletwhaite, Drunk Servant/ Thief
Neil Bell
as Samuel Bamford
Philip Jackson
as John Knight
Jeff Rawle
as Magistrate Rev Hay
Julie Hesmondhalgh
as Female Reformer
Robert Wilfort
as Lord Liverpool, the Prime Minister
Simona Bitmate
as Esther
Victor McGuire
as Deputy Chief Constable Nadin
Marion Bailey
as Lady Conyngham
Bryony Miller
as Bessie, Johnson's Servant
Scott Haining
as Joseph Cliffs, a Musician
Sam Troughton
as Mr Hobhouse
Gary Cargill
as John Smith
Tilly Vosburgh
as Potato Thrower's Wife
Kate O'Flynn
as Chadderton Woman
Ian Davies
as Rob Hullock, Soldier 31st Foot Regiment
Oliver Devoti
as Soldier, 15th Hussars
Tim Barker
as Vicar
Pearce Quigley
as Joshua
Adam Long
as Jack, Wroe's Printer
Nicholas Lumley
as Magistrate Rev Perryn
Eloise Henwood
as Mill Child (uncredited)
Finley Howard
as Mill Child (uncredited)
Kate Rutter
as Female Reformer
Tom Edward-Kane
as Mr Cobb
Dorothy Atkinson
as Singing Weaver
Leo Ashton
as Young George
Paul Popplewell
as Mill Overseer
John Branwell
as Chadderton Woman's Father
Liam Gerrard
as Jacob Flather, a Musician
Harry Hepple
as James Wroe
Ian Mercer
as Dr Joseph Healey
Jessie Vinning
as Female Reformer (uncredited)
Maxine Peake
as Nellie
Tim McInnerny
as Prince Regent
Philip Whitchurch
as Magistrate Colonel Fletcher
Lee Boardman
as Nadin's Constable
David Hounslow
as Man Drilling Reformers
Moya Brady
as Abusive Bystander
Joseph Kloska
as Richard Carlile
Patrick Kennedy
as Lt. Col Guy L'Estrange
Ben Crompton
as Tuke, the painter
Philip Martin Brown
as Angry Citizen
Ian Conningham
as Musician
Dorothy Duffy
as Mary Fildes
Sarah Crowden
as Lady at Races
Mark Ryan
as Ben Thorpe, Manchester & Salford Yeomanry
Sidney Livingstone
as Mr Buxton
Martin Savage
as Magistrate Norris
David Fielder
as Magistrate Rev Gutteridge
Katie West
as Female Reformer
Guy Williams
as Lieutenant Colonel Dalrymple
Alan Williams
as Magistrate Marriott
Laura Elphinstone
as Mill Worker
Hayley Jayne Standing
as Servant at Magistrates' Breakfast
Samantha Edwards
as Female Reformer
David Bamber
as Magistrate Rev Mallory
Kieran O'Brien
as Peter Wilkes, a Farrier
Oliver Ashworth
as Samuel Cleator (uncredited)
Roger Sloman
as Mr Grout
Lizzy McInnerny
as Mrs Moss
Stephen Wight
as Oliver the Spy
Gerard Kearns
as Chadderton Woman's Husband
James Benson
as Angry Citizen
Paul Kynman
as Manchester & Salford Yeomanry
Crew
Annabel Wood
Stunts
Mike Leigh
Director, Writer
Andie Davies
Visual Effects
Steve Dent
Stunt Coordinator
Levan Doran
Stunts
Dick Pope
Director of Photography
Gail Egan
Executive Producer
Adam Inglis
Colorist
Martin Ware
Casting Associate
Charlotte Dirickx
Set Decoration
Jacqueline Durran
Costume Design
Gary Yershon
Original Music Composer
Suzie Davies
Production Design
Daniel Battsek
Executive Producer
Paula Boram
Foley Artist
Donald E G Bentley
Third Assistant Director