Still Crazy (1998)
Released | 1998-10-30 | Comedy-Music | 92m | 6.8/10
Ashley Rowe (Director of Photography) | Brian Gibson (Director) | Amanda Marmot (Producer) | Morag Ross (Makeup Department Head) | Sarah Love (Hairstylist) | Waldo Roeg (Unit Production Manager) | Peter Boyle (Editor) | Stephen Law (Post Production Supervisor) | Anita Burger (Hairstylist) | Clive Langer (Original Music Composer) | Dick Clement (Executive Producer) | Gail Stevens (Casting) | Max Gottlieb (Production Design) | Richard Glass (Contact Lens Technician) | Tarquin Gotch (Associate Producer) | Colin Nicolson (Sound) | Ian La Frenais (Executive Producer) | Caroline Harris (Costume Design) | Rebecca Alleway (Set Decoration) | Steve Clark-Hall (Line Producer) | Sarah Jane Cornish (Art Direction) | Jemma Scott-Knox-Gore (Contact Lens Technician) |
In the seventies Strange Fruit were it. They lived the rock lifestyle to the max, groupies, drugs, internal tension and an ex front man dead from an overdose. Even their demise was glamorous; when lightning struck the stage during an outdoor festival. 20 years on and these former rock gods they have now sunk deep into obscurity when the idea of a reunion tour is lodged in the head of Tony, former keyboard player of the Fruits. Tony sets out to find his former bandmates with the help of former manager Karen to see if they can recapture the magic and give themselves a second chance.
Stephen Rea (Tony Costello) | Billy Connolly (Hughie) | Jimmy Nail (Les Wickes) | Timothy Spall (David "Beano" Baggot) | Bill Nighy (Ray Simms) | Juliet Aubrey (Karen Knowles) | Helena Bergström (Astrid Simms) | Bruce Robinson (Brian Lovell) | Hans Matheson (Luke Shand) | Rachael Stirling (Clare Knowles) | Phil Daniels (Neil Gaydon) | Phil Davis (Limo Driver) | Frances Barber (Lady in Black) | Zoë Ball (Zoë) | Virginia Clay (Young Karen) | Luke Garrett (Young Hughie) | Sean McKenzie (Young Beano) | Rupert Penry-Jones (Young Ray) | Matthew Finney (Young Brian) | Alex Palmer (Young Les) | Gavin Kennedy (Young Tony) | Lee Williams (Young Keith) | Andy Nichol (Gary) | Francis Magee (Hockney) | Justin Grattan (Not Morrissey) | Delroy Atkinson (Jason) | Julian Sims (Steve Greenblatt) | Peter Baynham (Kevin) | Margaret Blakemore (Waitress 1) | Candida Gubbins (Waitress 2) | Alphonsia Emmanuel (Camille) | Mikayla Jones (Natasha) | Jason Green (Adam) | Christopher Wild (Apprentice) | Dean Lennox Kelly (Pizza Boy) | Mackenzie Crook (Dutch Kid) | Donna Air (Dutch Hitch-Hiker) | Ralph Van Dijk (Club 4 Owner) | Sabina Michael (Dutch Receptionist) | Steve Ubels (Dutch Local) | Danny Webb (Clive) | Anita Carey (Tax Woman) | David Henry (Tax Inspector) | Daisy Donovan (Female Reporter) | Bruce Byron (Snotty Reporter) | Jeffrey Harmer (Dutch Policeman) | Sheila Reid (Mrs. Baggot) | Leelo Ross (Dutch Lady) | Brian Capron (Senior Executive) | Luke D'Silva (Spanish Bar Man) | Eric Jorrin (Dutch Citizen (uncredited)) | Taylor Murphy (Yeahman (uncredited)) | Rebecca Promitzer (Bar Girl (uncredited)) | Anneka Svenska (Hugh's Dutch Girlfriend (uncredited)) |