Hero of the Hour (2000) [N/A]

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Release Date:
March 12, 2000

Original Title:
Hero of the Hour

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
ITV

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 120

A security guard foils an armed robbery and becomes a national hero, but his new-found fame cannot appease his guilty conscience.

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Art Direction:
Neil Pollard

Assistant Editor:
Paul Bingley-Hall

Assistant Production Coordinator:
Anne Ferraris

Associate Producer:
Lesley McNeil

Best Boy Electric:
Dan Fontaine

Boom Operator:
Robin Day

Camera Operator:
Martin Stephens
Andrew Speller

Casting Director:
Sharon Levinson

Clapper Loader:
Susan Jacobson

Continuity:
Lesley Cross

Costumer:
Nicholas Roche-Gordon
Jacki Thomas

Dialogue Editor:
Peter Bond

Director:
David Richards

Director of Photography:
David Higgs

Editor:
Nick McPhee

Executive Producer:
Jo Wright
Laura Mackie

First Assistant Director:
Kevin Westley

Focus Puller:
Nic Lawson

Gaffer:
Stuart Hadley

Grip:
Steve Pugh

Location Manager:
Tom Elgood

Makeup Artist:
Linda Tully

Makeup Designer:
Vanessa Johnson

Original Music Composer:
John Lunn

Post Production Supervisor:
Jane Coombes

Producer:
Joshua St Johnston

Production Accountant:
David Irving

Production Coordinator:
Joan Schneider

Production Design:
Phil Roberson

Production Executive:
Chris Le Grys

Property Master:
Mario Bueno

Script Editor:
Sally Stokes

Second Assistant Director:
Toby Ford

Sound:
Simon Clark

Sound Editor:
John Downer
Sarah Morton

Sound Mixer:
Ian Tapp

Special Effects Supervisor:
Ken Lailey

Standby Art Director:
Paul Booth

Stunt Coordinator:
Nick Powell

Third Assistant Director:
Jane Burgess

Unit Manager:
Ross Kirkman

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Rob Rawlinson

Wardrobe Master:
Suzy Freeman

Writer:
Bill Gallagher

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