Michael Collins
Ireland, 1916. His Dreams Inspired Hope. His Words Ignited Passion. His Courage Forged A Nation's Destiny.Michael Collins plays a crucial role in the establishment of the Irish Free State in the 1920s, but becomes vilified by those hoping to create a completely independent Irish republic.
Description: Michael Collins plays a crucial role in the establishment of the Irish Free State in the 1920s, but becomes vilified by those hoping to create a completely independent Irish republic.
Genres: War, Drama, Thriller, History
Budget: $25,000,000 | Revenue : $16,900,000
Runtime: 132 minutes
Mary Reilly
Strange Behavior
The Hassled Hooker
Something to Talk About
Ondine
Battle of Britain
Waking Ned
Detention
Soft & Quiet
The Pelican Brief
Liam Neeson
Played Michael Collins
Aidan Quinn
Played Harry Roland
Stephen Rea
Played Ned Broy
Alan Rickman
Played Eamon de Valera
Julia Roberts
Played Kitty Kiernan
Ian Hart
Played Joe O'Reilly
Brendan Gleeson
Played Liam Tobin
Stuart Graham
Played Tom Cullen
Sean McGinley
Played Smith
Gerard McSorley
Played Cathal Brugha
Jonathan Rhys Meyers
Played Collin's Assassin
Charles Dance
Played Soames
Richard Ingram
Played British Officer
John Kenny
Played Patrick Pearse
Ronan McCairbre
Played Thomas MacDonagh
Jer O'Leary
Played Thomas Clarke
Mike Dwyer
Played James Connolly
Martin Murphy
Played Captain Lee-Wilson
Gary Whelan
Played Hoey
Frank O'Sullivan
Played Kavanagh
Frank Laverty
Played Sean McKeoin
Owen O'Neill
Played Rory O'Connor
Liam De Staic
Played Austin Stack
Owen Roe
Played Arthur Griffith
Paul Bennett
Played Cosgrave
Claude Clancy
Played Vaughan's Hotel Clerk
Paul Hickey
Played Dublin Castle Soldier
Tom Murphy
Played Vinny Byrne
David Gorry
Played Charlie Dalton
Gary Lydon
Played Squad Youth #1
David Wilmot
Played Squad Youth #2
Joe Hanley
Played Squad Man #1
Colm Coogan
Played Squad Man #2
Aiden Grennell
Played Chaplain at Lincoln Jail
Dave Seymour
Played Lincoln Taxi Driver
Ian McElhinney
Played Belfast Detective
Tony Clarkin
Played Soldier on Station
Luke Hayden
Played McCrae
Gary Powell
Played Black and Tan on Lorry
Max Hafler
Played Black and Tan on Lorry
Laura Brennan
Played Rosie
Aidan Kelly
Played Gresham Hotel Bellboy
Jim Isherwood
Played Man Following Broy
Michael James Ford
Played Black and Tan
Mal Whyte
Played Officer in Bath
Martin Phillips
Played Officer in Bed
Aisling O'Sullivan
Played Girl in Bed
Malcolm Douglas
Played Officer in Park
Brian 'Joker' Mulvey
Played Croke Park Hurler
Frank Patterson
Played Tenor in Restaurant
Peter O'Brien
Played Pianist in Restaurant
Michael McCabe
Played Journalist
Vinnie McCabe
Played Speaker in the Dail
Alan Stanford
Played Vice-Consul McCready
Gary Mullan
Played Young Gunman
Barry Barnes
Played Free State Soldier
Denis Conway
Played Republican #1
Don Wycherley
Played Republican #2
Paraic Breathnach
Played Santry the Blacksmith
Terry Woods
Played Drinker in Pub
Conor Breen
Played Drunk (uncredited)
Lesley Conroy
Played Party Guest (uncredited)
Karl Dawson
Played Tenament Boy (uncredited)
Alan Joyce
Played Tenement Tenant (uncredited)
Gareth Molan
Played Tenement Boy (uncredited)
Deirdre Mulrooney
Played Woman (uncredited)
Joe Redmond
Played Kid with Gun (uncredited)
Jean Kennedy Smith
Played Woman That Gives Directions to Collins (uncredited)
Ian Dillion
Played Bloody Sunday Spectator (uncredited)
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