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Peterloo (2018) [PG-13]

Release Date:
November 1, 2018

Original Title:
Peterloo

Alternate Titles:
ピータールー マンチェスターの悲劇
ピータールー　マンチェスターの悲劇
피털루

Genres:
Drama | History

Production Companies:
BFI
Film4 Productions
Lipsync Productions
Thin Man Films

Production Countries:
United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: M  DK: 15  GB: 12A  IE: 12  JP: G  NL: 12  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 154

Overview from TheMovieDB

An epic portrayal of the events surrounding the infamous 1819 Peterloo Massacre, where a peaceful pro-democracy rally at St Peter’s Field in Manchester turned into one of the bloodiest and most notorious episodes in British history. The massacre saw British government forces charge into a crowd of over 60,000 that had gathered to demand political reforms and protest against rising levels of poverty.

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Armorer:
Jon Baker
Charles Bodycomb

Armory Coordinator:
Ben Rothwell

Art Direction:
Jane Brodie

Assistant Costume Designer:
Andrea Cripps
Sinéad Kidao

Assistant Director:
Frank Macpherson

Assistant Set Decoration:
Polina Kalentsits

Associate Producer:
Helen Grearson

Boom Operator:
Ben Collinson

Camera Operator:
Lucy Bristow

Casting Associate:
Martin Ware

Colorist:
Adam Inglis

Construction Coordinator:
Nick Dilworth
Lucy Moles

Costume Design:
Jacqueline Durran

Costume Supervisor:
Catherine Lovett

Director:
Mike Leigh

Director of Photography:
Dick Pope

Draughtsman:
Celestria Kimmins

Drone Pilot:
Angus Benson-Blair

Editor:
Jon Gregory

Electrician:
Wailoon Chung
Mike Parsons
Paul Sallent

Executive Producer:
Lizzie Francke
Gail Egan
Peter Hampden
Norman Merry

Extras Casting:
Charlie Rotheram

First Assistant "A" Camera:
Gordon Segrove

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Alison Lai

First Assistant Director:
Dan Channing-Williams

First Assistant Editor:
Heidi Freeman
Gabrielle Smith

Foley Artist:
Paula Boram
Ruth Sullivan

Foley Recordist:
Sandy Buchanan

Gaffer:
Andy Long

Graphic Designer:
Frances Bennett

Hair Designer:
Christine Blundell

Key Costumer:
Emma Heath

Key Grip:
Colin Strachan

Line Producer:
Chris Lahr

Makeup Designer:
Christine Blundell

Makeup Supervisor:
Claire Matthews
Lesa Warrener

Military Consultant:
Paul Biddiss

Orchestrator:
Isobel Griffiths

Original Music Composer:
Gary Yershon

Producer:
Georgina Lowe

Production Accountant:
Rachel Proudlove

Production Assistant:
Annabelle Hood

Production Coordinator:
Sarah Carswell

Production Design:
Suzie Davies

Production Secretary:
Emma Parsons

Property Master:
Paul Carter

Script Supervisor:
Heather Storr

Second Assistant "A" Camera:
Ryan S. Adams

Second Assistant Camera:
Gayle Dickie

Set Decoration:
Charlotte Dirickx

Set Medic:
John Bracewell

Sound Designer:
Robert Ireland

Special Effects Supervisor:
Nick Rideout

Standby Property Master:
Kevin Day

Still Photographer:
Simon Mein

Stunt Coordinator:
Steve Dent

Supervising Art Director:
Daniel Taylor

Supervising Sound Editor:
Lee Herrick

Third Assistant Director:
Sophie Freeman

Title Designer:
Chris Allies

Unit Manager:
Henry Jepson

VFX Editor:
Andie Davies

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Julie Gauthier
Reanne Goodlitt-Jones

Visual Effects Producer:
Paul Driver

Visual Effects Supervisor:
George Zwier

Writer:
Mike Leigh

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