Pride - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Pride"
Pride (2014)
Timing:
2:0 (120 min)
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Actors and characters
Chris Overton
Character Reggie
Lisa Palfrey
Character Maureen
Menna Trussler
Character Gwen
Nia Gwynne
Character Gail
Jack Baggs
Character Gary
Johnny Gibbon
Character Johnny
Kyle Rees
Character Carl
Bryan Parry
Character Kevin
Lee Shepherd
Character Rhodri
Jordan Metcalfe
Character Charlie
Matthew Flynn
Character Tony
Joseph Wilkins
Character Jason
Laura Matthews
Character Tina
Roger Morlidge
Character Wardrobe Master
Mary-Anne Dymond
Character Rowena
Sophie Evans
Character Debbie
Lucy Timmons
Character Woman with Little Girl
Adam Ewan
Character Lecturer
Jim McManus
Character Old Man
Shane Salter
Character Policeman 1
Josh Rochford
Character Drag Queen
Will Haddington
Character Man with Camera
Dion Lloyd-Jones
Character Miner
Christian Patterson
Character Bingo Caller
Deddie Davies
Character Old Lady (at Bingo)
Bronwen Lewis
Character Miner's Wife (Singer)
Ross Waiton
Character Passerby Spitter
Olwen Medi
Character Gethin's Mum
Jâms Thomas
Character Union Man
Julie Barclay
Character Woman 1
Jaimi Barbakoff
Character Receptionist
Tomos Eames
Character Volunteer 1
Matthew Seadon-Young
Character Volunteer 2
Alexander Perkins
Character Smiley Straight Man
Feargal Quinn
Character Jimmy Somerville
Lauren Johns
Character Straight Girl
Nick Blair
Character Rubber Man
Bill Nash
Character Barman
Richard Shanks
Character Tim's Friend
Huw Euron
Character Miner - Poem
Derek Barr
Character Drunken Gay Man
David Lyndon
Character Miner - Van
Neal Barry
Character Motorist
James McGregor
Character Policeman
Clare Lawrence-Moody
Character TV Woman
What's left behind the scenes
- Although Mark's political preferences are not mentioned in the film, at the very beginning, a Communist Party flag is shown on the wall. In some scenes, Mark is shown with a red star on his lapel, and in the episode where he goes on stage at the gay bar, someone shouts: “Communist!”
- The scene on Westminster Bridge shows some of the people who became the prototypes for the film's characters. These are Reggie Blennerhassett and Ray Adler (played by Chris Overton and Joshua Hill), Gethin Roberts (played by Andrew Scott) with his mother (Olwen Medi), Mike Jackson (played by Joseph Gilgun), and Ray Goodspeed (he is not in the film, but he played a prominent role in the 'Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners' organization).
- During the film's wide release in 2014, the last coal mines in the UK were closing due to a law passed in 2008. The very last coal mine in the country, in Kellingley, Yorkshire, closed in December 2015.
- In the first half of the 20th century, over 1000 coal mines operated in the territory of Great Britain. By 1984, only 173 remained.
- The miners' strike, which was declared in March 1984, was considered illegal in England and Wales, as it was not preceded by a nationwide referendum. In Scotland, it was considered legal, as it was supported by the Scottish branch of the National Union of Mineworkers.
- A transvestite at the concert is shown with a poster bearing the name 'Marta Scargill'. Arthur Scargill was president of the National Union of Mineworkers from 1982 to 2002, i.e., during the events depicted in the film.
- The film and its creators were criticized for the absence of actors from Wales and the almost complete lack of characters representing national minorities.
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