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The General (1998)
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Based on the story of Martin Cahill, a notorious Dublin gangster who was the mastermind behind a series of daring robberies that stunned Ireland in the 1980s. In a twenty-year career marked by obsessive secrecy, brutality and meticulous planning, Martin Cahill stole over 60 million dollars. Despite being the country's most wanted man, he brazenly eluded capture, thumbing his nose at both the police and the IRA, whom he despised--along with the Church and the State--as institutional authority figures. He lived in a menage a trois with his wife and her sister, siring several children with both. While images of Cahill regularly appeared in the press, they were always obscured, typically by Cahill's hand placed in front of his face. Although Cahill was a legend in Ireland during his lifetime, his true identity remained as an enigma.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
12/18/1998
Director
Credit
John Boorman
Director
Cast
Credit
Brendan Gleeson
Martin Cahill
Adrian Dunbar
Noel Curley
Sean McGinley
Gary
Maria Doyle Kennedy
Frances
Angeline Ball
Tina
Jon Voight
Inspector Ned Kenny
Eanna MacLiam
Jimmy
Tom Murphy
Willie Byrne
Paul Hickey
Anthony
Tommy O'Neill
Paddy
John O'Toole
Shea
Ciaran Fitzgerald
Tommy
Ned Dennehy
Gay
Vinnie Murphy
Harry
Roxanna Williams
Orla
Eamonn Owens
Young Martin Cahill
Colleen O'Neill
Patricia
Maebh Gorby
Sylvie
Pat Laffan
Higgins
Frank Melia
Lawless
Ronan Wilmot
James Donovan
Lynn Cahill
Arcade Woman
David Wilmot
Assassin
Stephen Brennan
Arthur Ryan
Don Wycherley
Henry Mackie
Kevin Flood
Judge
Pat Kinevane
Desk Guard
Barry McGovern
IRA Man
Pat Leavy
Mrs Duggan
Neili Conroy
Maeve
Peter-Hugo Daly
Beavis
Aoife Moriarty
Young Frances
Brendan Coyle
UVF Leader
Jim Sheridan
CPAD Leader
Gavin Kelty
Young Hood
Owen O'Neill
Revenue Man
David Carey
Revenue Man
Niamh Linehan
Reporter
Jason Byrne
Reporter No 2
Ann Doyle
TV Newsreader
Darragh Kelly
Young Detective
Des O'Malley
Himself
Production Credits
Credit
P J Pettite
Co-Executive Producer
Kieran Corrigan
Executive Producer
John Boorman
Producer
Betsy Davis
Co-Executive Producer
Philip J Pettiette
Executive Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Merlin Films
Production Company
J & M Entertainment
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
WBI
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Columbia TriStar Home Video
Domestic Video Distributor
SPC
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Filmax Entertainment
Foreign Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Dublin, Ireland
Writer
Credit
John Boorman
Screenplay
Paul Williams
Source Material (from novel)
Accounting
Credit
Con Cremins
Production Accountant
Art Department
Credit
Derek Wallace
Production Designer
Irene O'Brien
Assistant Art Director
Shirley Henderson
Set Dresser
Casting
Credit
Jina Jay
Casting Director
Chloe Emerson
Casting - assistant casting director
Film Camera
Credit
Seamus Deasy
Director of Photography
Seamus Deasy
Camera Operator
Patrick Redmond
Photography - stills photographer
Film Sales Financing
Credit
J & M Entertainment
Foreign Distribution Sales
Music
Credit
Richie Buckley
Composer - music composer
Richie Buckley
Music - solo saxophone
Production Management
Credit
Jo Homewood
Production Manager
Carol Moorhead
Production Coordinator
Kevan Barker
Assistant Director
Mickey Walsh
Location Manager
Laerke Sigfred Petersen
Script Supervisor
Paul E Barnes
Assistant Director
Paddy McCarney
Assistant Director
Sound
Credit
Douglas E Turner
Rerecording - re-recording mixer
Eddie Quinn
Boom Operator
Brendan Deasy
Sound Recordist
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Maeve Paterson
Costume Designer
Orla Carroll
Hairdresser - head hairdresser
Margaret Crosse
Wardrobe - wardrobe mistress
Conor McAlistair
Hair Assistant - assistant hairdresser
Susan O'Connor Cave
Wardrobe Assistant
Lynn Johnston
Makeup Assistant - assistant make-up artist
Maire O'Sullivan
Makeup Artist - head makeup artist
Fiona Whelan
Wardrobe Assistant
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