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An Awfully Big Adventure (1995)
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1 hr 53 mins
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Comedy
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Drama
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Period
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Adaptation
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Released: 7/21/1995
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Synopsis:
To escape the doldrums of home life with her aunt and uncle, Stella accepts a job as assistant stage manager for a repertory theatre company in post-WWII Liverpool. The starstruck teenager quickly develops a crush on the arrogant artistic director, Meredith Potter, and charms the cast with her naive yet ingenuous statements about life. When a local theater star, P.L. O'Hare, is summoned to save a production of "Peter Pan," Stella is drawn into an adult world where the consequences are both comical and chilling.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
7/21/1995
Director
Credit
Mike Newell
Director
Cast
Credit
Alan Rickman
PL O'Hare
Hugh Grant
Meredith Potter
Georgina Cates
Stella
Alun Armstrong
Uncle Vernon
Peter Firth
Bunny
Prunella Scales
Rose
Rita Tushingham
Aunt Lily
Alan Cox
Geoffrey
Edward Petherbridge
St Ives
Nicola Pagett
Dotty Blundell
Carol Drinkwater
Dawn Allenby
Clive Merrison
Desmond Fairchild
Gerard McSorley
George
Ruth McCabe
Grace Bird
James Frain
John Harbour
Pat Laffan
Mr Harcourt
Patti Love
Mary Deare
Hilary Reynolds
Babs Osborn
Tom Hickey
Freddie Reynolds
Robbie Doolan
Reporter
Brendan Conroy
Disley
Johnny Murphy
One Eye
Peter O'Farrell
Long John Silver
Agnes Bernelle
Mrs Ackerly
Larry Murphy
Inspector
Vicky Curtis
Ellen
Brian McGrath
Vicar
Padraig O'Raghallaigh
GPO Clerk
Nick Grennel
Actor
Willie Smith
Empire Stage Manager
Katy O'Donnell
Young Stella
Earl Gill
Band
John Drummond
Band
Chris Kenevey
Band
Jack Bayle
Band
Rolf Kholman
Band
Horace Hessey
Singer
Betty Casey
Singer
Paddy Casey
Pianist
Production Credits
Credit
Hilary Heath
Producer
John Kelleher
Executive Producer
Andrew Warren
Associate Producer
Philip Hinchcliffe
Producer
Mark Shivas
Executive Producer
John Sivers
Executive Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Portman Productions
Production Company
BBC Enterprises
Production Company
Wolfhound Films
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Fine Line Features
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
New Line Home Entertainment
Domestic Video Distributor
BBC
Foreign TV Distributor
20th Century Fox Studios
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Dublin, Ireland
Writer
Credit
Beryl Bainbridge
Source Material (from novel)
Charles J.H. Wood
Screenplay
Accounting
Credit
John Moore
Assistant Accountant
Andrew Noakes
Accountant
Art Department
Credit
Clodagh Conroy
Art Assistant - art department trainee
Dave Wilson
Art Director
Mark Geraghty
Production Designer
Casting
Credit
Susie Figgis
Casting
Film Camera
Credit
Ken Byrne
Camera - focus puller 2nd camera
Johnathan Hession
Photography - stills
Des Whelan
Camera Operator
Dick Pope
Director of Photography
Des Corcoran
Camera Operator
Ciaran Barry
Camera - clapper loader 2nd camera
Seamus Cocoran
Camera Operator
Film Sales Financing
Credit
Union Generale
Foreign Distribution Sales
Music
Credit
Richard Hartley
Composer
Phil Chapman
Music - music mixer
Physical Effects
Credit
Martin Grace
Stunt Coordinator
Production Management
Credit
Lisa Parker
Assistant Production Coordinator
Dougal Cousins
Location Manager
Andrew Hegarty
Location Assistant
Nick Monks
Post-Production Supervisor
Suzanne Nicell
Location Coordinator
John McDonnell
Production Manager
Anneliese O'Callaghan
Production Coordinator
Martin O'Malley
Assistant Director
Laerke Pedersen
Script Supervisor
Mickey Walsh
Assistant Director
Janette Hamill
Location Coordinator
Noel Byrne
Assistant Director
Publicity
Credit
Barbara Holloway
Publicity - publicist
Gerry Lundberg
Publicity - publicist
Sound
Credit
Peter Maxwell
Sound - sound rerecording mixer
John Salter
Boom Operator - boom
Peter Sutton
Sound Mixer
Philip Alton
Foley Editor
Sue Baker
Sound Editor
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Joan Bergin
Costume Designer
Maeve Paterson
Wardrobe - wardrobe mistress
Ann Buchanan
Hairdresser - hair designer
Ann Buchanan
Makeup
Francesca Crowder
Hairdresser
Ann Stokes
Wardrobe - assistant wardrobe
Eimer NiMhaoldomhnaigh
Costume Designer - trainee costume designer
Gabriel O'Brien
Wardrobe - trainee wardrobe
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