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England Is Mine
England Is Mine

England Is Mine

Genres

Drama

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A portrait of Steven Patrick Morrissey and his early life in 1970s Manchester before he went on to become lead singer of seminal 1980s band The Smiths.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

92 mins

Rating

5.8/10

Release Date

04 August 2017

Country

United Kingdom

Cast

Jack Lowden

Jack Lowden

Steven Patrick Morrissey

Jessica Brown Findlay

Jessica Brown Findlay

Linder Sterling

Simone Kirby

Simone Kirby

Elizabeth Morrissey

Peter McDonald

Peter McDonald

Peter Morrissey

Jodie Comer

Jodie Comer

Christine

Katherine Pearce

Katherine Pearce

Anji Hardie

Vivienne Bell

Vivienne Bell

Jacqueline Morrissey

Graeme Hawley

Graeme Hawley

Mr Leonard

Laurie Kynaston

Laurie Kynaston

Johnny Marr

Adam Lawrence

Adam Lawrence

Billy Duffy

Finney Cassidy

Finney Cassidy

Darren

Joseph Carter

Joseph Carter

Gary

Marc Graham

Marc Graham

Gordon

Andrew Sheridan

Andrew Sheridan

William

Natalie Gavin

Natalie Gavin

Nurse

Roger Morlidge

Roger Morlidge

Careers Officer

Amy Gavin

Amy Gavin

Vicky

Rosanna Lambe

Rosanna Lambe

Siobhan

Alan French

Alan French

Suited Man

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