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Peterloo

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.

Description: 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.

Genres: History, Drama

Homepage: https://www.peterloo.movie

Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0

Runtime: 154 minutes

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Maxine Peake

Played Nellie

Pearce Quigley

Played Joshua

David Moorst

Played Joseph

Rachel Finnegan

Played Mary

Tom Meredith

Played Robert

Simona Bitmate

Played Esther

Robert Wilfort

Played Lord Liverpool, the Prime Minister

Karl Johnson

Played Lord Sidmouth, the Home Secretary

Sam Troughton

Played Mr Hobhouse

Roger Sloman

Played Mr Grout

Kenneth Hadley

Played Mr Golightly

Tom Edward-Kane

Played Mr Cobb

Lizzy McInnerny

Played Mrs Moss

Alastair Mackenzie

Played General Sir John Byng

Neil Bell

Played Samuel Bamford

Lisa Millett

Played Jemima Bamford

Philip Jackson

Played John Knight

John Paul Hurley

Played John Thacker Sexton

Tom Gill

Played Joseph Johnson

Lizzie Frain

Played Mrs Johnson

Harry Hepple

Played James Wroe

Ian Mercer

Played Dr Joseph Healey

Adam Long

Played Jack, Wroe's Printer

Nico Mirallegro

Played John Bagguley

Danny Kirrane

Played Samuel Drummond

Johnny Byrom

Played John Johnston

Victor McGuire

Played Deputy Chief Constable Nadin

Stephen Wight

Played Oliver the Spy

Ryan Pope

Played Chippendale the Spy

Dorothy Atkinson

Played Singing Weaver

Tim McInnerny

Played Prince Regent

Marion Bailey

Played Lady Conyngham

Vincent Franklin

Played Magistrate Rev Ethelston

Jeff Rawle

Played Magistrate Rev Hay

Eileen Davies

Played Mrs. Mary Hay

Philip Whitchurch

Played Magistrate Colonel Fletcher

Martin Savage

Played Magistrate Norris

Al Weaver

Played Magistrate Hutton

David Bamber

Played Magistrate Rev Mallory

David Fielder

Played Magistrate Rev Gutteridge

Fine Time Fontayne

Played Magistrate Clowes

Robert Gillespie

Played Magistrate Warmley

Jonathan Jaynes

Played Magistrate Tatton

Nicholas Lumley

Played Magistrate Rev Perryn

Shaun Prendergast

Played Magistrate Bolt

Alan Williams

Played Magistrate Marriott

Dorothy Duffy

Played Mary Fildes

Victoria Moseley

Played Susannah Saxton

Christine Bottomley

Played Female Reformer

Samantha Edwards

Played Female Reformer

Julie Hesmondhalgh

Played Female Reformer

Kate Rutter

Played Female Reformer

Katie West

Played Female Reformer

Joseph Kloska

Played Richard Carlile

Leo Bill

Played John Tyas

Brian Fletcher

Played Edward Baines

Gary Cargill

Played John Smith

Patrick Kennedy

Played Lt. Col Guy L'Estrange

Guy Williams

Played Lieutenant Colonel Dalrymple

Ben Crompton

Played Tuke, the painter

Bryony Miller

Played Bessie, Johnson's Servant

Lee Boardman

Played Nadin's Constable

Steve Garti

Played Nadin's Constable

Leo Ashton

Played Young George

Alicia Turner

Played Young Sarah

Elsie Kirk

Played Baby Sarah

Florence Kirk

Played Baby Sarah

Darren Scott

Played Man Giving Directions

Michael Culkin

Played A Lord

Laura Elphinstone

Played Mill Worker

Julie Riley

Played Egg Seller

Kieran O'Brien

Played Peter Wilkes, a Farrier

Noreen Kershaw

Played Mrs Mickletwhaite, Drunk Servant/ Thief

Jim English

Played Edward Wilde, Watch Thief

Adam Shaw

Played James Mahon, Coat Thief

Bob Goody

Played Outraged Reformer

Sam Graham

Played Potato Thrower

Tilly Vosburgh

Played Potato Thrower's Wife

David Hounslow

Played Man Drilling Reformers

Steve Huison

Played Stableman

Jeremy Todd

Played Thomas Worrell, Stone Clearing Boss

Paul Bown

Played Richard Wainwright, a Mill Owner

Paul Popplewell

Played Mill Overseer

Moya Brady

Played Abusive Bystander

Jane Hazlegrove

Played Abusive Bystander

Hayley Jayne Standing

Played Servant at Magistrates' Breakfast

Kate O'Flynn

Played Chadderton Woman

Gerard Kearns

Played Chadderton Woman's Husband

John Branwell

Played Chadderton Woman's Father

Isla Nield

Played Chadderton Woman's Daughter

Philip Martin Brown

Played Angry Citizen

James Benson

Played Angry Citizen

Sidney Livingstone

Played Mr Buxton

David Walmsley

Played Magistrate's Messenger

James Dryden

Played Wigan Man

Bronwyn James

Played Wigan Man's Sister

Polly Hemingway

Played Margaret Goodwin, Woman Recognising Yeoman

Steve Cain

Played Passer-By

Sarah Crowden

Played Lady at Races

Miles Richardson

Played Gentleman at Races

Graham Seed

Played Gentleman at Races

Tim Barker

Played Vicar

Mark Ryan

Played Ben Thorpe, Manchester & Salford Yeomanry