In the Name of the Father
In the name of truth... In the name of justice... In the name of love.A small-time Belfast thief, Gerry Conlon, is wrongly convicted of an IRA bombing in London, along with his father and friends, and spends 15 years in prison fighting to prove his innocence.
Description: A small-time Belfast thief, Gerry Conlon, is wrongly convicted of an IRA bombing in London, along with his father and friends, and spends 15 years in prison fighting to prove his innocence.
Genres: Drama
Budget: $13,000,000 | Revenue : $65,796,862
Runtime: 133 minutes
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Howards End
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Red Sorghum
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Wit
Elles
Daniel Day-Lewis
Played Gerry Conlon
Pete Postlethwaite
Played Giuseppe Conlon
Emma Thompson
Played Gareth Peirce
John Lynch
Played Paul Hill
Corin Redgrave
Played Robert Dixon
Beatie Edney
Played Carole Richardson
John Benfield
Played Chief PO Barker
Paterson Joseph
Played Benbay
Marie Jones
Played Sarah Conlon
Gerard McSorley
Played Belfast Detective Pavis
Frank Harper
Played Ronnie Smalls
Mark Sheppard
Played Paddy Armstrong
Don Baker
Played Joe McAndrew
Alison Crosbie
Played Girl in Pub
Nye Heron
Played IRA Man 1
Anthony Brophy
Played Danny
Frankie McCafferty
Played Tommo
Paul Warriner
Played Soldier
Julian Walsh
Played Soldier
Stuart Wolfenden
Played Soldier
Jo Connor
Played Bin Lady
Karen Carlisle
Played Female Rioter
Seamus Moran
Played IRA Man 2
Billy Byrne
Played IRA Man 3
Maureen McBride
Played Mother
Jane Nolan
Played Girl with baby
Laurence Griffin
Played Boy in riot
Jason Murtagh
Played Boy in riot
Kelly McKeavney
Played Young Girl
Joanna Irvine
Played Ann Conlon
Fiona Daly
Played IRA Woman
Catherine Dunne
Played Woman on Balcony
Anna Megan
Played Granny Conlon
Leah McCullagh
Played Bridie Conlon
Saffron Burrows
Played Girl in Commune
Jamie Harris
Played Deptford Jim
Britta Smith
Played Annie Maguire
Barbara Mulcahy
Played Marian
Mick Tohill
Played Man in Bookies
Peter Sheridan Snr.
Played Manager of Bookies
Joe McPartland
Played Charlie Burke
Stanley Townsend
Played Hooker's Driver
Tim Perrin
Played Detective
Tony Denham
Played Detective
Rob Spendlove
Played Detective
Phil Davis
Played Detective
Martin Murphy
Played Detective
Richard Graham
Played Detective
Oliver Maguire
Played Detective
Maurice Kehoe
Played Detective
Rachael Dowling
Played Policewoman
Tina Kellegher
Played Policewoman
Ronan Wilmot
Played Paddy Maguire
Maclean Burke
Played Young Vincent Maguire
Joe Jeffers
Played Young Patrick Maguire
Alistair Findlay
Played Forensic Scientist
Peter Howitt
Played Remand Prison Officer
Sean Lawlor
Played Remand Prison Officer
Brian de Salvo
Played Remand Prison Officer
Luke Hayden
Played Remand Prison Officer
Aiden Grennell
Played Trial Judge
Daniel Massey
Played Prosecutor
Bosco Hogan
Played Defense Counsel
Kenneth Edge
Played Jury Foreman
Aine O'Connor
Played Dixon's Wife
Guy Carleton
Played Prison Admissions Officer
Dave Duffy
Played Prison Officer
Martin Dunne
Played Prison Officer
Larry Murphy
Played Old Prison Officer
Richard Michaelis
Played Cockney Prisoner
Mal Whyte
Played Cockney Prisoner
John Gallagher
Played Cockney Prisoner
Marcus Lynch
Played Cockney Prisoner
Jer O'Leary
Played Prisoner John O'Brien
Joey Cashman
Played Prisoner
Alan Amsby
Played Prisoner
Paul O'Grady
Played Prisoner
Owen Conroy
Played Prisoner
Dee Man Kole
Played Prisoner
Bernard Pellegrinetti
Played Prisoner
Emeka Okeki
Played Prisoner
Alan O'Connor
Played Prisoner
Mario McGovern
Played Prisoner
John Joe Fontana
Played Prisoner
Terry O'Neill
Played Prisoner
Joey Legaspi
Played Prisoner
Jimmie Bergin
Played Prisoner
John Higgins
Played Prisoner
Malcolm Tierney
Played Home Office Official
Iain Montague
Played Leader of Delegation
Paul Raynor
Played New Chief Prison Officer
Clodagh Conroy
Played Dixon's Secretary
Peter Sheridan
Played Priest
Darren McHugh
Played Dixon's Son
Peter Campbell
Played Government Official
Alan Barry
Played Archivist Jenkins
Jonathan Ryan
Played Scottish Governor
John Pickles
Played Procedural Court Judge
Liam O'Callaghan
Played Archivist 2
Denys Hawthorne
Played Appeal Judge
Tom Wilkinson
Played Appeal Prosecutor
Philip King
Played Guildford Soldier
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