1979 BBC Play For Today starring Scottish rocker Frankie Miller as a local hard man living in the shadow of his dying Grandfather. Read more
| Starring | Frankie Miller, Hector Nichol, Ken Hutchison, Gregor Fisher |
|---|---|
| Director | John Mackenzie, John MacKenzie |
| Genres | Drama |
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1979 BBC Play For Today starring Scottish rocker Frankie Miller as a local hard man living in the shadow of his dying Grandfather.
| Starring | Frankie Miller, Hector Nichol, Ken Hutchison, Gregor Fisher |
|---|---|
| Director | John Mackenzie, John MacKenzie |
| Studio | JOHN WILLIAMS PRODUCTIONS |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Drama |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 25 Sep 2006 Production year: 1979 |
| Format | DVD |
Starring blues singer Frankie Miller this is the story of Greenock razor gangs and specifically of one man's life of alcohol and violence over a twenty-four hour period.
A violent and yet strangely most endearing piece, in some of it's most haunting sequences seems to play like a Clydeside Martin Scorcese piece, Frankie Miller expertly capturing the slow, unflustered menace of the true scottish hard-man.
The film was also notable for brilliant supporting performances from a then unknown Gregor Fisher (Rab C Nesbit), the flamboyant Ken Hutchison, comedian Hector Nicol and Jean Taylor Smith.
Starring blues singer Frankie Miller this is the story of Greenock razor gangs and specifically of one man's life of alcohol and violence over a twenty-four hour period.
A violent and yet strangely most endearing piece, in some of it's most haunting sequences seems to play like a Clydeside Martin Scorcese piece, Frankie Miller expertly capturing the slow, unflustered menace of the true scottish hard-man.
The film was also notable for brilliant supporting performances from a then unknown Gregor Fisher (Rab C Nesbit), the flamboyant Ken Hutchison, comedian Hector Nicol and Jean Taylor Smith.